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- 1Silicon Valley 'sex assault list' with over 100 names circulates●Silicon Valley 'sex assault list' with 'over 100' names circulated
A list circulating among female tech workers in Silicon Valley names more than 100 men described as sexual assault predators to avoid. The document, shared informally as a warning, has drawn attention to how harassment allegations are handled outside official channels in the tech industry, and to the risks of unverified accusation lists spreading widely.
- 2Silicon Valley list of over 100 alleged predators circulates among tech women●Silicon Valley ‘sex assault list’ with ‘over 100 ’ names circulated, warning female tech workers of predators to avoid
A list naming more than 100 men accused of sexual assault or misconduct is circulating among women in Silicon Valley, warning them which figures in the tech scene to avoid. Those who compiled it said it included prominent, famous investors and businessmen well known in the industry. The leak has reignited debate over harassment in venture capital and why alleged predators remain powerful in tech.
- 3Dan Trachtenberg to Direct Disney's Sleeping Beauty-Inspired Film▼‘Prey’ Director Dan Trachtenberg to Direct Disney Movie Inspired by ‘Sleeping Beauty’
Dan Trachtenberg, the director behind 'Prey' and 'Predator: Badlands', will direct a new Disney film inspired by 'Sleeping Beauty'. The project marks another high-profile studio assignment for Trachtenberg, who has earned strong reviews for revitalising the Predator franchise. Details on the cast and story remain undisclosed, and it is not yet clear whether the film will be live-action or animated.
- 4Old Russian drone video falsely linked to Houthi strike on Saudi Arabia●Old Russian drone attack video falsely linked to Houthi strike on Saudi Arabia
An old video showing a Russian drone attack is circulating online with false claims that it depicts a Houthi strike on Saudi Arabia. Fact-checkers have confirmed the footage predates the conflict and has no connection to the Houthis or Saudi Arabia. The misleading clip is the latest example of unrelated combat footage being recirculated to support false claims about Middle East tensions.
- 5Silicon Valley's Secret Predator List Sparks Reckoning▼Silicon Valley’s Secret Predator List Exposes a System That Has Failed Women
Reports describe a secret list circulating in Silicon Valley naming men accused of predatory behaviour toward women, reviving criticism that the tech industry's institutions have failed to protect them. Commentators say the list's existence points to deep flaws in how harassment complaints are handled, with formal channels seen as ineffective and women relying on informal networks to warn each other instead.
- 6Disney Reimagining Classic Fairy Tale With Predator Director●Disney Officially Reimagining Classic Fairy Tale in New Movie From 'Predator' Director
Disney has officially greenlit a new take on a classic fairy tale, with the project set to be directed by the filmmaker behind the recent Predator films. The announcement has drawn attention because of the unlikely pairing of an action-focused director with Disney's fairy tale brand. Details on the cast, story changes, and release date have not yet been revealed.
- 7New documentary scrutinizes Chris Hansen's 'To Catch a Predator' legacy▼‘Primetime’ asks whether Chris Hansen is the predator. He’s sure of his answer.
A new documentary, 'Primetime,' examines Chris Hansen's career and asks whether the former 'To Catch a Predator' host behaved like the predators he pursued. Hansen, who became famous confronting suspected online predators on hidden-camera stings, rejects the film's portrayal, saying he is confident in his own answer to that question. The project has reignited debate over the ethics and conduct of the sting-show era.
- 8Arizona Geoglyph Damaged by Border Wall Predates Stonehenge▼Center for Biological Diversity Reports Sacred Arizona Archaeological Site Damaged by Trump’s Wall Predates Stonehenge; Geoglyph in National Wildlife Refuge is Oldest in Americas
The Center for Biological Diversity reports that a sacred geoglyph in an Arizona national wildlife refuge has been damaged by border wall construction. The archaeological site, created by Indigenous peoples, is described as the oldest known geoglyph in the Americas and predates England's Stonehenge. Conservationists are highlighting the destruction as an example of irreversible cultural and environmental harm caused by the barrier.
- 9'Rex Jr.' T. Rex Found on Newcastle Ranch Hailed as Major Discovery●Found On Newcastle Ranch, 'Rex Jr.' Could Be Most Important T. Rex Ever Discovered https:// lemmy.world/post/52407884
A young Tyrannosaurus rex nicknamed 'Rex Jr.' has been unearthed on a ranch near Newcastle, and palaeontologists say it could be the most important T. rex specimen ever discovered. The find is drawing wide attention, with early coverage suggesting the fossil may offer rare new insight into the growth and development of the famous predator.
- 10Dan Trachtenberg reportedly eyeing new take on Disney animated classic▼Predator: Badlands director Dan Trachtenberg eyes fresh spin on a Disney animated classic
Dan Trachtenberg, director of Predator: Badlands, is reported to be looking at a fresh spin on a classic Disney animated film. The report offers no further details on which title or his exact role, but it follows the strong attention around Badlands and marks another step in Trachtenberg's run of high-profile genre reimaginings. Fans are speculating about which Disney property could be involved.
- 11Grovetown police arrest multiple child predators in sting▼Grovetown police arrest multiple child predators in undercover internet sting
Police in Grovetown, Georgia say they have arrested several suspected child predators following an undercover internet operation. Officers posed online to identify adults allegedly seeking to exploit children, leading to multiple arrests. Details on the number taken into custody and the charges they face have not yet been released.
- 12Dan Trachtenberg developing Sleeping Beauty inspired film at Disney●Dan Trachtenberg Developing Sleeping Beauty Inspired Movie At Disney
Dan Trachtenberg, the filmmaker behind Prey and the recent Predator films, is developing a new movie at Disney inspired by Sleeping Beauty. Details about the project, including its format, cast and release plans, have not yet been announced. News of the project is drawing attention given Trachtenberg's recent track record of reinventing familiar franchises for Disney-owned studios.
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Marine biologists have been relocating sea turtle eggs from beaches in California. The effort is aimed at protecting the nests, though details on the exact reasons and locations involved remain limited. Relocation projects like this are typically carried out to shield vulnerable eggs from threats such as erosion, predation, or changing environmental conditions along the coastline.
- 14Montana Commission Moves to Draft Predator Management Policy●Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission Moves to Draft Predator Management Policy
The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission has directed staff to begin drafting a formal predator management policy, a step that would shape how the state handles species such as wolves, mountain lions and bears. The move was reported by the Flathead Beacon and is likely to draw input from hunters, ranchers and conservation groups as the policy takes shape.
- 15Dan Trachtenberg to Direct Sleeping Beauty Movie▼Dan Trachtenberg Turning From Predator to Princess With Sleeping Beauty Movie
Filmmaker Dan Trachtenberg, known for his acclaimed work on the Predator franchise, is set to direct a Sleeping Beauty movie, marking a shift from action sci-fi to fairy-tale material. The news is drawing attention as fans wait to see how the director of Predator films will reimagine a classic princess story.
- 16Robot fish deployed against invasive mosquitofish in Australia●In 2021, Australian scientists sent a robot largemouth bass after invasive mosquitofish for 15 minutes we
In 2021, Australian scientists deployed a robotic largemouth bass into water containing invasive mosquitofish for a 15-minute experiment. The robot's robotic-predator presence was shown to scare the mosquitofish, which are native to North America but harmful in Australian waterways, and disrupt their feeding and reproduction. The study is being recirculated as an example of how robotics can help control invasive species without chemicals or poisoning.
- 17Grovetown police operation leads to six arrests in child predator crackdown●Grovetown PD heads CSRA child predator operation that leads to 6 arrests
Grovetown Police Department led a multi-agency operation targeting child predators across Georgia's Central Savannah River Area, resulting in six arrests. The coordinated effort brought together law enforcement from around the region to identify and apprehend suspects. The case is drawing attention in local news as residents react to the scale of the operation and the arrests made.