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Streamer Jordan Cisco gained viral attention after a clip appeared to show him hitting his pregnant wife on camera. Despite his denial, claiming a panic attack and accidental pushing, viewers pointed out a visible mark on his wife's face resembling a black eye. Old clips of Cisco punching walls and throwing objects, with his wife begging him to stop, have resurfaced, leading many to believe there is a documented pattern of explosive, violent behavior. The host personally expressed disbelief in Cisco's shifting explanations, framing the situation as potential domestic violence captured live.

A viral clip showed two sharp arm movements and thuds, followed by his wife's cries. Cisco's hand appeared to be in a fist. His explanation involved a panic attack, spilling an energy drink, and pushing his wife because her fingers were trapped under a PC. Viewers identified a mark on his wife's face. Older clips show him punching walls and throwing things, with a woman (believed to be his wife) intervening.

Newly sworn-in DHS Secretary Mark Wayne Mullins is facing scrutiny over a 2023 speech where he bragged about physically disciplining his daughter and threatened his daughter's boyfriend with violence. Critics argue this is part of a pattern of casually condoning violence, citing previous instances where he expressed understanding for Senator Rand Paul's assault, challenged a union boss to a fight, and implied journalists writing 'fake news' should be killed. This history raises concerns about his leadership of an agency like ICE.

Mullins recounted stories of spanking his daughter and threatening to drag his daughter's boyfriend's face across asphalt if he kissed her. He previously said he 'understood' why Rand Paul was assaulted, challenged the Teamsters union boss to a fight, and posted a video implying violence against journalists.

OpenAI is reportedly winding down all products using its video models, including the Sora app and video features in ChatGPT, despite a previous $1 billion investment from Disney for access to characters. This strategic shift is driven by OpenAI's decision that the primary market opportunity lies in competing with Anthropic in productivity tools for software engineers and corporate users, rather than video generation. Resources, computing power, and top talent are being reallocated towards building AI agents and productivity tools.

The Wall Street Journal reported Sam Altman informed staff of the wind-down. Disney's $1 billion deal was built around Sora. Anthropic's faster revenue growth in productivity tools influenced OpenAI's decision. OpenAI is now combining its ChatGPT desktop app, Codex, and Atlas browser into one 'super app' focused on enterprise.

Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez announced legislation to effectively ban new AI data center construction until federal regulations are enacted. The bill aims to codify safeguards against job displacement, climate impact, rising electric bills, and ensure labor requirements. While the host predicts the bill will not pass due to political opposition and industry lobbying, he frames it as a significant 'symbolic' signal of growing public and populist demand for AI guardrails, contrasting with the current administration's push for unregulated industry growth.

The proposed legislation would halt construction until safeguards are in place, including government review of AI products, job displacement prevention, environmental protections, and union labor requirements. Polls consistently show public support for AI regulation. Local governments have already passed temporary bans on data center construction.

NYC Mayor Mamdani is struggling with a $5.4 billion budget deficit, leading to significant political challenges. He abandoned a threatened 9.5% property tax hike after strong opposition from local leaders and appealed a court case regarding the expansion of the CityFHEPS rental assistance program, a clear campaign promise he made. This situation highlights the difficult reality politicians face when campaign pledges collide with fiscal constraints and political opposition.

Mamdani initially presented two options: state tax hikes on the wealthy or a city property tax increase. The property tax hike was 'all but given up on' due to widespread opposition. He appealed the CityFHEPS case to New York's highest court, despite campaigning on dropping it and implementing the expansion.

A 15-point US peace proposal to Iran, which included dismantling nuclear sites and curbing missile programs in exchange for sanctions relief, was officially rejected by Iran, who called it 'excessive' and laid out its own five conditions for a ceasefire. Concurrently, the US military is increasing defense production, raising the maximum enlistment age, and deploying more troops to the Middle East, signaling preparation for a long-term conflict. Reports also indicate that Trump receives daily two-minute 'sizzle reel' montages of successful strikes on Iranian targets, raising concerns about him receiving an incomplete picture of the war.

The US sent a 15-point peace plan via Pakistan. Iran's speaker of Parliament rejected the proposal and laid out five conditions. The Defense Department boosted munitions production, raised the enlistment age to 42, and deployed 2000 more soldiers to the Middle East. NBC reported Trump receives daily two-minute montages of 'stuff blowing up' as a primary war update.