Bugatti, affectionately nicknamed Boo, is a French bulldog with a spirit as mighty as his namesake. However, his start in life was anything but easy. Surrendered at an early age due to a serious health condition—a hole in his palate—Boo’s journey has been one of resilience and tenacity. Coupled with pneumonia and a compromised respiratory... The post Tiny French Bulldog born sick and with cleft palate turns out to be a feisty little guy appeared first on Animal Channel.

A group of immigrants who have set up camp in Denver, Colorado, have been ordered to vacate their makeshift homes under a bridge and near train tracks — but they’re refusing to budge. Some of the immigrant encampments also feature Palestinian flags. While the immigrants have been asked to move to indoor shelters funded by the city, they have instead come up with a list of 13 demands to Mayor Mike Johnston. “They took the time to break into our country illegally, go all the way to Denver. The least we can do is get them a house to live in,” Pat Gray mocks. The immigrants reportedly have “had their grievances in the past” regarding the food provided by the city. “There have been so many complaints about the food being spoiled, or not being enough, and malnutrition amongst children,” immigrant “advocate” V. Reeves tells reporters, adding that “they're not receiving any kind of official housing or immigration document support which is incredibly necessary.” Included on the list of demands is that the immigrants will cook their own food with fresh, culturally appropriate ingredients provided by the city instead of pre-made meals, and that shower access will be available without time limits and can be accessed whenever. They also demand regular medical professional visits, referrals/connections for specialty care to be made as needed, and free immigration lawyers per family. Housing support is to be provided to the immigrants as well as a “clear, just process before exiting someone for any reason.” All the shelter residents will receive connection to employment support, including work permit applications. “You can’t make this stuff up,” Gray says, astounded. Want more from Pat Gray?To enjoy more of Pat's biting analysis and signature wit as he restores common sense to a senseless world, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Missouri police said that a burglar used a stolen credit card just days after a burglary to order pizza and have it delivered to his apartment. The details of the arrest of 32-year-old Jacob C. Scholtes were released in a probable cause statement from the St. Louis County Police Department. Susie Wanner told KTVI-TV that her family's home was burglarized on December 25 and her Christmas gifts were stolen from under their Christmas tree in addition to the credit cards. “I subscribed him to a cigar of the month club, so it was a box of cigars, some Cardinals whiskey glasses, and a hot sauce-making kit,” Wanner laughed. “So, luckily, it was nothing too expensive.”Police said that Scholtes ordered the pizza on Dec. 27, only two days later. 'He needed to pay for child support.'On Jan. 12 a man was arrested after he broke into the South County Mall in order to steal some jewelry and then tried to escape on an electronic scooter. At about 1 a.m. a mall security officer called police, who arrived at the mall and directed the scooter man to stop. He ignored their commands and tried to scoot away, but a police officer tackled him to the ground. He was later identified as Scholtes. When police searched the man, they found that he possessed a loaded Glock 23 firearm on his right hip, a knife on his left hip, and was wearing a ballistic plate on his chest. They also found pepper spray, a fake security badge, and stolen jewelry. Investigators said they discovered a broken display case at L.A. Jewelers at the mall. He was held under a $30,000 bond at the time. Then police were able to collect data from the man's cellphone that linked him to the Christmas day burglary. On April 24, police searched Scholtes' home and found one of the stolen presents and some scraps of Christmas gift wrapping paper with a shipping label still attached. Scholtes was charged with first-degree burglary and three counts of stealing, according to the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. He remains in the Clayton County Jail. He allegedly told police that he burglarized the mall shop because he needed to pay for child support. KTVI asked Wanner how she would describe the burglar after finding out he used a stolen credit card to order a pizza. "Uh, I mean, not very smart!" she laughed. Here's a local news report on the pizza burglar: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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Illustration: The Verge Ilya Sutskever, OpenAI’s co-founder and chief scientist who helped lead the infamous failed coup against Sam Altman and then later changed his mind, is officially leaving the company. Both Altman and Sutskever have posts announcing the news: Ilya and OpenAI are going to part ways. This is very sad to me; Ilya is easily one of the greatest minds of our generation, a guiding light of our field, and a dear friend. His brilliance and vision are well known; his warmth and compassion are less well known but no less…— Sam Altman (@sama) May 14, 2024 After almost a decade, I have made the decision to leave OpenAI. The company’s trajectory has been nothing short of miraculous, and I’m confident that OpenAI will build AGI that is both... Continue reading…