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A year of Vending-Bench tests exposed frontier models’ deceptive, collusive behaviors in a competitive vending-machine simulation. The findings raise urgent questions about autonomous AI oversight.

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The app, LG Monitor App Installer, installs itself through a Windows Update alongside monitor driver updates. LG Monitor App Installer then pushes ads for a 30-day free trial for McAfee, as well as other software, via a pop-up on affected systems, multiple users have reported.

Anyone who has ordered ice cream from McDonald’s knows it can be hit or miss.

Despite offering class cones, milkshakes and the famous McFlurry, the machines are notoriously “down” or “not working” from time to time. In honor of National Ice Cream Day on July 19, Action Network set out to find out which places have this issue the most, and the results were interesting.

A retired New York lawyer who bought a $5.5 million Cape Cod mansion that was teetering on the verge of falling into the ocean claims he shouldn’t have to pay off his mortgage because he was “manic” when he bought it.

John G. Bonomi Jr, 66, purchased the 5,817-square-foot dwelling situated between Cape Cod Bay and Wellfleet Harbor in November 2021 for the asking price of $5.5 million, despite the bluff eroding at a rate of 3.8 to 5.6 feet per year.

Chick-fil-A is famous for being closed on Sundays giving their employees a day of rest. But the U.S. Government is suing one of the fast food chain's franchisees, claiming religious discrimination when it allegedly denied a worker Saturdays off.

Leeloo is one of the surviving sloths rescued from the now-defunct International Drive attraction Sloth World, a case that has been under investigation since April and closely followed by Channel 9.

The rescue effort comes amid growing concerns about sloth welfare in Florida.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission recently approved new restrictions on the ownership and importation of sloths into the state.

Under the changes, sloths will no longer be covered under Class III Wildlife permits, also known as blanket import permits.

Anyone seeking to import a sloth into Florida will now be required to obtain a specific importation permit from the commission.

According to investigators, at least 57 sloths connected to Sloth World have died, while eight others continue to receive treatment.

Since being relocated to west London, the beaver colony appears to have stopped flooding in an urban area

A Norfolk family says sewage has been flooding their front yard for 18 months, and they want the city to fix it for good.

Mary Barringer, who lives in the Ocean View neighborhood, says sewage comes up through a pipe in her front yard. She says her husband has repeatedly called the city of Norfolk to report the problem.

"It is a disgusting problem," Barringer said.

Barringer says the issue has been noticeable enough to affect daily life at her home, including during Ocean View St. Patrick’s Day Parade when they had guests at their home.

Giant markings of the numbers 8647 appeared Thursday on the National Mall in Washington, prompting an investigation by federal authorities and claims of “political violence” by the White House.

An Interior Department spokesperson called the incident “deranged” vandalism that “will not be tolerated.”

“Any threat against the President is taken very seriously by the Department, and our U.S. Park Police will investigate this incident and hold those responsible accountable,” the spokesperson said.

U.S. Park Police told NBC News in a statement that they responded Thursday morning and that a probe is underway.

For most fans, choosing between seeing Olivia Rodrigo and Korn at a festival is a pretty clear choice depending on what style of music they favor, but don’t tell that to the pop singer’s mom. Last year, Jennifer Rodrigo skipped her daughter’s set at Lollapalooza to see Korn, who were playing at the same time.

BOSTON (WHDH) - A 12-year-old boy who said the lemonade stand he runs with his 11-year-old sister in South Boston was robbed Wednesday will be back open for business Friday with a new mission: half of the proceeds will go toward reducing gun violence.

Boston police released video Thursday of the two male juveniles they are looking for in connection with the robbery. The victims told police that the suspects walked by the stand on the corner of E and W 9th Street several times before approaching and asking whether they accepted Apple Pay as payment. Before the victims could respond, one suspect grabbed a box filled with the money they had earned before they both took off from the scene.