$33.4bn war cost, $22.3bn on munitions: What US lost in 6 months of Iran war
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ESPN broadcaster Holly Rowe publicly thanked former colleague Cindy Brunson after Brunson defended her in the wake of an AI-generated video controversy. The incident began when Texas quarterback Arch Manning called a fake AI clip featuring Rowe 'hilarious' following Texas's victory over Ohio State. Brunson criticized those who laughed at the video and praised Rowe for her contributions to women in sports media. Rowe kept her public response brief, simply expressing gratitude to Brunson. The debate over the AI video and its implications continued to circulate online.
A TikTok video reviewing indie creator Dare's comics at Anime NYC went viral, amassing one million likes. The reviewer had visited Dare's booth, which had largely gone unnoticed at the event, and highlighted his Yoruba-inspired titles 'Ori: Holder of the Heads' and 'Etch'. The surge in attention brought Dare approximately 25,000 new followers on social media. The overnight viral momentum also caused his available comic stock to sell out almost immediately.
A US judge has ruled that President Donald Trump's name cannot be placed on the Kennedy Center building. The Trump-aligned board at the venue had voted in August to inscribe his name on the facade. The proposed inscription would have read 'The John F Kennedy Centre for the Performing Arts Restored and Renovated By President Donald J Trump.' The court's ruling effectively blocks the board's decision to alter the building's official signage.

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