A passenger plane carrying 62 individuals crashed on Friday in Brazil.

A woman died on Thursday morning at the Chicago O’Hare International Airport after becoming trapped in a conveyor belt in a baggage area, officials told ABC News. 

My “X” account has been locked for the following ridiculous reason: BNI READERS: This is the same banner text I have used on Twitter since 2009 with no problem. Should I fight it or change it? Or delete my account?

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A reporter asked Kamala Harris about her running mate’s false claims about his rank and claims he served in war. She responded: ‘Listen, I praise anyone who has presented themselves to serve our country. And I think that we all should.’ This week, Harris’ campaign was forced to make an embarrassing edit to his biography as […] The post Kamala Comments on Walz’s Stolen Valor appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

“Baywatch” star Pamela Anderson discussed her effort to change her public image from the “cartoon character” she says she has created. The 57-year-old Canadian-born model and actress is best known for appearing in Playboy magazine in the 90s, multiple breast implant surgeries, and her standout role as C.J. Parker on “Baywatch.” Anderson also went viral in 1995 after a sex tape of her and then-husband, Tommy Lee, was stolen and distributed. The actress surprised fans recently by making public appearances without makeup, which is a far departure from the sex symbol, makeup-heavy look she’d become known for. Anderson discussed changing her look while promoting her upcoming cookbook. WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI The interviewer from Better Homes & Gardens asked specifically about Anderson going makeup-free, to which she replied, “That was the beginning of me letting go of the image I had always had of myself. What is this cartoon character that I’d created? OK, that was fun. But I’m not that person anymore.” She continued, “It was a dance I was doing that I was only partly aware of. And looking back, I can see why I did it. But I’ve always been into being a homemaker too.” The actress said, “All the kids were always at our house. I cooked for everybody, pots of spaghetti for the neighborhood, and so my kids have always seen that part of me. And it hurt them to think that those other things are the only things people think of their mom. Yes, she’s been in Playboy. Yes, she’s done all these things, but we know who she is. It’s different now.” Anderson also discussed what it was like for her before. “I don’t know what happened over the last few decades, but I feel now so far removed from the image of who I was. I felt very sad and lonely,” she told BHG. “I didn’t feel just misunderstood. I felt like I had really screwed up, that my whole life was a bundle of mistakes,” the former “Baywatch” star added. “I was hard on myself, and I thought I put my family through a lot and put my kids through so much. I came to a point where I decided to move home and disappear and get into my garden.”

A coalition of conservative groups is warning Big Tech companies to heed the lessons of 2020, and avoid interfering in the upcoming presidential election. “In the 2020 election, we saw tech platforms bamboozled into performing extreme acts of censorship after a coordinated pressure campaign from government officials,” a coalition of more than 30 groups wrote to America’s 50 largest tech firms on Thursday. The coalition, led by the Media Research Center’s Free Speech Alliance, pointed in particular to tech platforms’ censorship of the Hunter Biden laptop story. “The FBI had known of the laptop’s existence since December 2019 but met with many of your employees prior to the publication of the story to spike it. Unfortunately, several of your companies — in partnership with the Department of Homeland Security-affiliated Election Integrity Project — acquiesced to the FBI’s demands,” the letter reads. “Twitter (now X) locked the account of the New York Post. Facebook (now Meta) blocked links to the story from being shared. Both firms aggressively suppressed the reporting from their newsfeeds and reduced the visibility of accounts that reposted it,” it continues. Had Facebook and Twitter not suppressed the New York Post’s reporting on Hunter Biden’s laptop, it may have hurt President Joe Biden at the polls. The FBI has since said that the laptop is real and that Hunter Biden was taking money from foreigners who sought to influence politicians. The fiasco led to apologies from Twitter and Facebook. But partisan activists who use claims of “misinformation” as weapons have only doubled down on their efforts. The letter recalled how Biden’s press secretary recently said videos of the president appearing senile were “cheap fakes” — a line the media took seriously before Biden’s debate performance made clear that the videos were entirely accurate. There are “disturbing” reasons to believe that tech firms haven’t learned their lesson, the coalition letter says. Google this month admitted that searches for President Donald Trump weren’t auto-completing in the search bar, and that searches for news about Trump would yield stories about Vice President Kamala Harris. Artificial intelligence models have become increasingly powerful and blatantly ideological, refusing to answer questions that don’t comport with left-wing ideology. Google had to take down the image capabilities of its Gemini AI tool after it erased white people from civilization. WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI “Microsoft’s Bing, DuckDuckGo and especially Google Search are all burying the 2024 campaign website of Donald J. Trump while amplifying the website of his opponents. In the Media Research Center’s most recent study, Google was found to have completely hidden Trump’s website from the first fifty search results for the phrase ‘presidential campaign website,'” the letter said. The free speech coalition also notes that “Google interfered in the 2022 midterm elections by censoring Republican Senate candidates’ websites,” and that “Meta and Microsoft’s Xandr have worked with known left-wing censorship organizations like Ad Fontes and NewsGuard to discriminate in ad placement against conservative and right-leaning news organizations.” “Most major Big Tech companies, including Amazon, Apple, Google and Meta, continue to be members of the trade association NetChoice, which recently asked the Supreme Court to give all tech platforms carte blanche license to discriminate, even on the basis of race,” the letter says. The groups urged tech CEOs to  resist pressure from the Biden administration and “immediately disclose to the public when a government official asks for or demands the censorship of any American citizen.” They asked the tech firms to sign a pledge to “never censor a political campaign’s website” and “never employer or otherwise collude with for-profit censorship outfits like Ad Fontes and Newsguard.” “Our system of government and the ability for citizens to participate in it requires the unfettered, free flow of ideas. Any action you take to limit that speech in advance of the November election is an attack on the very essence of freedom,” the letter added. On Thursday, the Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM) disbanded, in a sign of growing acknowledgment that it is not possible for small activist groups or AI tools to meaningfully determine the truthfulness of news articles. Emails showed a top GARM member throwing a tantrum that Elon Musk opposed censorship of the Hunter Biden laptop story.