Brazilian influencer flees after sentencing in fatal road accident case
The case has gained major attention because Dantas was a social media personality and had a large number of followers on Bigo Live. She used to share content about her lifestyle, travel, fitness and luxury life. Following the court decision, he reportedly left Brazil during the legal process and is believed to have traveled to Madrid. Authorities have now entered his name into Brazil’s arrest warrant system and notified international authorities.
Brazilian influencer flees after sentencing fatal road accident An international alert has been issued due to this matter
According to reports, on May 4, a Manaus court sentenced Dantas to three years in prison for negligent homicide. The judge also ordered sanctions including a driving ban and a fine. The accident occurred on August 31, 2023, when Dantas was driving an SUV and collided with a motorcycle at a junction. The victim, da Silva, fell from his bike, hit a metal pole, and later died in hospital after cardiac arrest.Officials said the sentence was to be served under a semi-open regime, meaning he would be allowed to work or study during the day but would be required to return to a controlled facility at night. However, before reporting to serve his sentence, he reportedly left the country.Police have now confirmed that he is being treated as a fugitive. His name has been added to Brazil’s National Register of Arrest Warrants, and Interpol has also been notified for help in locating his location. Authorities are working with international agencies as the search continues.Dantas had over 50,000 followers online and was known for posting content about her daily life and pets, including exotic animals. After the accident, she publicly stated that she had helped at the scene and called it a tragedy, but witnesses and footage reportedly cast doubt on her actions.This case is continuously attracting people’s attention as the authorities are trying to trace him and complete the legal process.
A shocking new study reveals that farming 370 billion crickets each year may actually feel painful.
Proceedings of the Royal Society B This calls into question the long-held belief that crickets are simple creatures that respond to stimuli like robots. Scientists noticed something interesting: Crickets seem to take care of themselves by only caring for injured body parts and ignoring those that are fine. This suggests that they may feel pain in more complex ways than we previously thought. As a result, there is now a conversation about whether these insects have any kind of consciousness, leading us to consider how ethical it is to continue an industry without proper legal guidelines for their welfare.
Research shows that 370 billion are cultivated acheta domesticus may feel pain
Researchers found that house crickets (Acheta domesticus) don’t just respond immediately to heat or injury; They display ‘flexible self-protection’. After an injury, crickets were observed repeatedly grooming and protecting a specific site of injury, a study reported in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B. This behavior indicates that the insect’s nervous system is processing the injury as a permanent, negative state rather than a transient response. This difference is important in animal sensation research, as it suggests the presence of a felt experience of pain.
Why does cricket behavior suggest true emotion?
Nociception simply involves the detection of noxious stimuli. Pain, on the other hand, is how we emotionally experience that loss. Research shows that crickets do more than sense danger; Their protective actions vary depending on the situation. When scientists applied varying degrees of heat or mechanical stress, the crickets showed a preference for protecting injured organs. This behavior indicates a brain response similar to that of vertebrates. It seems that crickets can process sensory details into a complex internal state similar to pain, a study reported in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B.
370 billion reasons to rethink animal welfare
Every year, 370 billion crickets are raised in farms, potentially causing enormous amounts of suffering, according to the Journal of Insects as Food and Feed. Currently many farmers kill these insects by cutting them into pieces, boiling them or freezing them slowly because they believe that crickets do not feel pain. Should crickets have the ability to experience pain, these methods could represent a significant animal welfare issue. Therefore, the research points to the urgent need for the industry to create humane ways to kill crickets and provide better living conditions. This approach should mirror the standards applied to farm animals such as cows and pigs to reduce the crisis on a larger scale.
Why were invertebrates left behind?
The discovery of insect pain creates a significant regulatory void. Most animal welfare laws around the world explicitly exclude invertebrates, leaving billions of sentient creatures without legal protection. Ethicists are now calling for a precautionary principle approach: if there is a reasonable possibility that an animal may suffer, we should act as if it does. This could lead to new international standards for the housing, transportation and killing of insects, which would fundamentally change the economics and operations of the global alternative protein market.
Donald Trump on US-China talks
us President donald trump Chinese President said Xi Jinping Wants the Strait of Hormuz to be reopened, as the two leaders discussed the ongoing Iran conflict and global energy disruptions during high-level talks in Beijing.Speaking to Fox News after his meeting with Xi, Trump said the two leaders agreed that the strategically important shipping route, closed since the Iran war began in late February, should be reopened to stabilize global energy supplies.“He would like to see the Strait of Hormuz open,” Trump said of Xi. “He said if I can help in any way, I’d like to help.”About 20 percent of the world’s oil passed through the Strait of Hormuz before the conflict began, with the prolonged disruption causing global crude prices to rise sharply and raising fears of a broader economic recession.Trump said Xi opposed any proposal to impose tolls on ships transiting the strait and expressed interest in China potentially buying more US oil in the future to reduce its dependence on Gulf energy supplies.
Iran, economy dominate Trump-Xi talks
The Iran conflict emerged as a major focus during the two-hour meeting between the leaders at the Great Hall of the People, although Trump had downplayed the issue before visiting Beijing.US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said before the summit that Washington would urge Beijing to pressure Tehran to end the conflict.“Economies are melting down because of this crisis,” Rubio said, as quoted by the AP, warning that prolonged instability would ultimately hurt Chinese exports as well.China has publicly criticized US and Israeli attacks on Iran, but analysts say Beijing enjoys considerable leverage as Iran’s largest trading partner.
Despite tensions, Trump praised relations with Xi
Concluding his visit, Trump stressed that relations between Washington and Beijing were improving despite disagreements over Iran, Taiwan and trade.In the Truth Social post, Trump claimed Xi had congratulated him on his administration’s “tremendous successes” and said the Chinese leader’s comments about America being a “declining nation” were directed at former President Joe Biden rather than the current administration.“Two years ago, we were truly a nation in decline,” Trump wrote. “But now, the United States is the hottest nation in the world.”Xi also hosted Trump at Zhongnanhai, a Chinese leadership compound usually reserved for special diplomatic engagements, which observers saw as a personal gesture toward the US president.
Taiwan remains a major flashpoint
Despite the cordial public tone, Taiwan remained a sensitive issue during the summit.According to news agency AP, Xi privately warned Trump that mishandling the Taiwan issue could push the two countries toward “conflict and even conflict.”Rubio later said that US policy on Taiwan would remain “unchanged” and warned that it would be “a terrible mistake” for China to attempt to take over the self-ruled island by force.Trump and Xi also discussed potential trade deals, including increasing Chinese purchases of American agricultural products and Boeing aircraft, as both sides sought to ease economic tensions amid broader geopolitical uncertainty.
Who is Chud Builder? Controversial producer Dalton Eatherly linked to viral chaos and Tennessee shooting investigation
Who is Chud Builder? Controversial producer Dalton Eatherly is linked to the viral chaos and the Tennessee shooting investigation (Image via Getty)
Internet personality “Chud the Builder” has once again found himself at the center of controversy after investigators linked him to a shooting outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville, Tennessee. Two people were injured after the confrontation near the courthouse turned violent, officials said. Although the investigation is still ongoing, the case has thrust the online creator back into the national spotlight and sparked new debate about Internet fame built on shocking content.The man behind the viral nickname is 28-year-old livestreamer Dalton Eatherly, who is known for posting chaotic and confrontational videos online. Over the years, Earthly attracted attention through public stunts, offensive jokes, heated livestream arguments, and content described by many viewers as “anger-bait”. His videos were often created to generate strong reactions, which helped the clips spread quickly on social media platforms.Some saw his content as satire, while others believed he often crossed the line. Either way, his online image became closely associated with controversy. His stream regularly featured tense conversations with strangers, disruptive behavior, and comments that drew backlash online. As his name spread across Internet communities, so did criticism regarding the content rewarded on social media.
Dalton Eatherly’s viral “Chudd the Builder” persona and past legal disputes
Long before the court investigation made headlines, Dalton Eatherly had dealt with legal problems in Tennessee. Earlier reports from Nashville authorities said Etherly was charged with refusing to pay a restaurant bill that reportedly totaled close to $400. Police said the situation later became disruptive and resulted in charges being laid that included disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and theft of services.The earlier case had already placed him under public scrutiny, but the latest courthouse shooting investigation has drawn even more attention to his online behavior and public image. Authorities have not closed the investigation, and many details related to the Clarksville shooting are still being reviewed by authorities.Meanwhile, online discussions quickly escalated beyond the incident. Critics are asking whether Internet creators who grow audiences through outrage and provocation are, you know, promoting dangerous behavior in the real world. Others say that controversial creators are rewarded with more views, more attention, and larger audiences every time a dramatic event occurs.The name “Chud the Builder” has now become part of a broader conversation about influencer culture, livestream fame, and how Internet personalities can blur the line between online performance and real-world consequences. While supporters continue to defend Eartherly by saying that their content was meant for entertainment, or perhaps just to troll viewers, critics believe that the repeated controversies show a worrying pattern.Even as investigators investigate the Clarksville Courthouse shooting, the public’s focus on Dalton Eatherly and his online persona is only growing stronger.
Candace Owens claims Erica Kirk’s emotional WHCD shooting clip was strategically enhanced
Fresh controversy has erupted around Erica Kirk after Candace Owens accused the White House Military Office of helping push a viral emotional video following the White House correspondents’ dinner shooting. The allegation has already sparked fierce debate online, with critics questioning whether politics, media strategy and public sympathy are dangerously intertwined.At the center of the storm is a short clip showing Erica Kirk walking out of the ballroom shaken after the shooting and saying, “I just want to go home.” The video spread quickly on social media and quickly became one of the defining emotional moments associated with the tragedy.
Candace Owens claims White House pushed Erica Kirk video
Owens alleged on X and during his podcast that the White House Military Office circulated an internal e-mail shortly after the shooting, encouraging officials to circulate the clip online. According to him, the message described the footage as “the strongest emotional-reaction asset associated with the incident”.Owens further claimed that the e-mail referenced the clip’s growing viral reach and its potential to shape the broader public narrative surrounding the shooting. He alleged that the communication was accidentally shared with the wrong internal groups before attempting to delete it.Conservative commentators openly questioned why Erica Kirk became such a central public figure in the coverage of the incident.“So now the question is, why did the Army prioritize Erica Kirk as the face of the WHCD shooting so quickly?” Owens asked. “Is this normal emergency protocol or was this unnaturally pre-planned?”So far, no official evidence corroborating the alleged e-mail has been publicly released, and authorities have not confirmed Owens’s claims.
Erica Kirk and Candace Owens’ feud continues to escalate
The latest allegations add another chapter to the growing public discord following the murders of Owens and Erica Kirk. charlie kirk. In recent months, Owens has repeatedly questioned TPUSA leadership, media messaging, and its handling of the public image surrounding Kirk’s widow.Owens also alluded to what he described as an “unnatural alliance” between the White House and TPUSA.“This has kind of been the focus of the White House,” Owens said. “There’s an unnatural alliance here between Turning Point USA and the White House. It’s too much. Something feels weird here.”Tensions between the two women eased somewhat last December when Erica Kirk announced she would hold a private meeting to stop the public back-and-forth online. At the time, Kirk wrote that he hoped to have “meaningful conversations.”That ceasefire clearly did not last.Now, the controversy surrounding Erica Kirk continues to extend far beyond the original tragedy, with conspiracy theories, leaked e-mail allegations and political suspicions dominating online discussions.
Who is Empath Chan? Controversial streamer shuts down viral death rumors with blunt response
The Internet went wild this week when rumors suddenly began spreading that controversial online personality Empath Chan had died of a drug overdose. Within hours, a flood of screenshots flooded in, users began reposting the claim, and confusion reigned in many online communities familiar with its content.What made this rumor even stranger was how casually it started. A parody account called DissidentWire posted a fake report claiming that Empath Chan “died of a crack overdose.” Despite the account’s history of posting satire and intentionally offensive stories, the post gained popularity almost immediately.
Empath Chan shuts down viral rumor with blunt response
As speculation grew, Empath Chan eventually took action himself. Instead of posting a lengthy explanation or angry statement, he responded with a brief message that immediately cut down the noise: “? I’m alive?”That simple response quickly spread across social media, with many users laughing at how absurd the situation had become. However, others pointed out how easy it has become for fake news to explode online, especially when it involves controversial creators who are already in the middle of constant internet drama.DissidentWire has built its reputation around fake viral headlines and exaggerated political satire. The account had previously posted fabricated stories involving streamers, influencers, politicians and celebrities. Nevertheless, many users either ignored the joke or believed the claim before investigating further.Empath Chan’s online reputation likely helped the rumor’s momentum. Over the past year, she has made a name for herself as an outrage writer, offensive humorist and provocateur on social media.
Empath Chan controversy Continue following the blackface backlash
Empath Chan’s criticism began on Halloween 2025 when he posted blackface photos and videos, sparking a massive backlash online. One post showed her posing for a mirror selfie with the caption: “The only thing I want for Halloween is EBT.”Another post shows him holding an EBT card with the caption: “What should I do with my EBT card before it gets shut down?”The controversy escalated when clips of him repeatedly using racial slurs in blackface surfaced. He was labeled a line-crosser by critics seeking attention, but his supporters said his entire Internet persona is based on trolling and shock value.At the same time, meme culture continued to propel her name into online conversations. A running joke, known as the “Empathchan is bald theory”, became so widespread that it was eventually documented on Know Your Meme.For better or worse, Empath Chan is thriving in exactly the kind of Internet chaos that keeps her name trending.
Sneekko compares Builder Chud’s reaction to Charlie Kirk debate after shocking Tennessee arrest case
Sneekko compared Builder Chud’s reaction to the Charlie Kirk debate after the shocking Tennessee arrest case (Image via Getty)
Snieko believes Dalton Eatherly’s arrest could become a major moment in the debate over free speech in America. The livestreamer reacted strongly after Chud Builder was arrested in Tennessee on May 13 following the shooting outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville. During his livestream, Snieko said the situation shows that “free speech is now challenged” and argued that people are losing the rights they were promised under the Constitution. He claimed that people are too quick to punish speech, even if it involves only words. Sneekko also pointed out how some people online were comparing builder Chudd to Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist killed last year.Sneekko said:“Free speech has now been challenged in a way that it will never be able to come back from. We no longer have free speech the way we should have it. We don’t have the amendment rights that we were promised. If you can’t say words in a vacuum… by saying a word alone like this, people will get extremely upset and challenge it more.”Although Sneekko said he disagrees with many of Charlie Kirk’s views, he also said that political disagreement should never lead to violence. he adds:“Charlie Kirk was talking about mass violence. He was talking about problems within America. I disagree with everything he said. I make fun of him all the time… but I don’t think anything violent should have happened to him.”
Attempted murder charge filed against Dalton Eatherly in Montgomery County Courthouse shooting
The shooting happened Wednesday outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville, Tennessee, according to CNN and a statement from the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office. Authorities said two people were shot during the incident, including Dalton Eatherly, known online as Chud the Builder. The second person involved has not been publicly identified.Both persons were taken to nearby hospitals. As of Wednesday evening, officials confirmed that both were in stable condition.After the shooting, authorities charged Atherley with attempted murder, use of a firearm during the commission of a dangerous crime, reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon and aggravated assault. Authorities also confirmed that he remains in custody awaiting his arraignment.Before his arrest, Eatherly spoke about the incident during a livestream. He claimed he had to defend himself after an argument with another man. During the video, she described how the man pointed at her and laughed before tension escalated between them.CNN also reported that Atherley has previously used racist language in his online videos, including calling black people “chimpanzees”. During a livestream after the shooting, the other man reportedly warned Eatherly not to say “all that chimpanzee stuff” before the fight got physical.The case has now sparked a widespread online debate over free speech, online behavior and whether offensive speech should be compared to real-world violence. While Snieko focused on constitutional rights during his response, critics online have argued that repeated hate speech can also create dangerous situations.
The failed radar experiment that changed the world
He developed complex mathematical techniques for filtering out cosmic noise, specifically using something called the Fast Fourier Transform. Rather than becoming obsolete, these formulas proved vital to high-speed indoor networking. This unexpected turn addressed the multipath interference problem and laid the groundwork for technologies such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Today, billions of people around the world depend on this breakthrough for connectivity.
a fail radar experiment Helped invent Wi-Fi
According to the report published by CSIROThe adventure began at Parkes Observatory. Researchers there use radio telescopes, which work like radio interferometry, to detect pulses from far-flung parts of the universe. But they faced a challenge: resonance. These were radio waves bouncing off cosmic dust, and they blurred the data. To deal with this problem, a special technology came up which processed the signals simultaneously on multi-carrier modulation.Although the desired stars were not found by the end of his experiment, another discovery emerged. The team’s signal-processing mathematics proved useful for reducing multipath distortion bouncing off walls and furniture in offices on Earth. As a result, this insight led to a patent in 1992 that underlies the fast and stable Wi-Fi we rely on today.
How the Fast Fourier Transform Saved Wi-Fi
As reported in the journal Wireless LANs and Evolution, at the heart of this breakthrough was the Fast Fourier Transform. In radio astronomy, it helped separate signals from background noise. Nowadays, in wireless communications, this mathematical principle lets Wi-Fi routers divide a signal into multiple smaller subchannels. This segmentation prevents data collisions when signals bounce off walls and other surfaces indoors. Interestingly, without this astronomical device that once seemed to fail, wireless speeds would be very slow and unreliable for streaming or professional tasks.
How did a ‘failed’ experiment go global?
Once the CSIRO team made their initial discovery, they turned their findings into a prototype of a wireless local area network, or WLAN, the National Museum of Australia reports. This technology was integrated into the IEEE 802.11 standard, known today as Wi-Fi. What started as a ‘failed’ experiment turned into something incredibly valuable. It entered into significant legal agreements with major technology companies, firmly establishing Australia as the birthplace of modern wireless connectivity.
Star-search principles power Bluetooth
Historically, radar technology for radio astronomy set the principles that now power both Wi-Fi and modern Bluetooth. Radio waves interact with their surroundings in specific ways. What astronomers considered at the time a commercial pivot actually paved the way for our wireless world today. Devices now connect without cables, transforming digital communications and global trade.
France is shocked again by Candace Owens’ reaction after Brigitte Macron’s slap claim
France shocked again by Candace Owens’ reaction after Brigitte Macron’s slap claims (Image via Getty)
president of france Emmanuel Macron He is once again facing online rumors after claims about his wife were made in a new book. brigitte macronEnraged by alleged messages sent to Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani. The claims spread quickly online after conservative commentator Candace Owens responded to the story during her podcast this week. The controversy began when journalist Florian Tardif discussed details of his newly released book An (almost) perfect couple During an interview with RTL France on 12 May. Tardif claimed that Brigitte Macron slapped the French president after seeing a message he allegedly sent Farahani, which reportedly read, “I find you very beautiful.” The story drew attention to a viral video from last year that showed Brigitte Macron pushing Emmanuel Macron as he disembarked from a plane in Vietnam. At the time, Macron dismissed the moment and said the pair were only joking.Candace Owens reacted strongly to the latest report during her Wednesday podcast. Political commentators questioned the claims and suggested they did not believe the story.Owens said, “As everyone knows Emmanuel Macron is gay. So it’s absolutely unbelievable, as it is at first glance, that Brigitte Macron and Emmanuel Macron are arguing because he’s messaging some hot actress, but that’s what they’re going along with.”
Candace Owens says Brigitte Macron trial could be held in June
according to le parisienSources close to Brigitte Macron denied the claims made in Florian Tardif’s book. A source reportedly said the French first lady flatly rejected the story and insisted she never checks her husband’s phone. Actress Golshifteh Farahani has previously denied rumors linking her to a romance with Emmanuel Macron.Even as the controversy continues online, Candace Owens is still involved in a legal battle with the French first couple. Last year, Emmanuelle and Brigitte Macron filed a defamation lawsuit against Owens in Delaware after he repeatedly claimed Brigitte Macron was born a male. Owens later released a video series called becoming brigitteWhere he made many controversial and unverified allegations about the couple.During her latest podcast, Owens hinted that she may revisit the topic before the court hearing, which she said is expected to take place in June.Owens said, “You know, the court has just been filed. I think the June meeting is there. I’m looking forward to it. I hope that me and Brigitte get a chance to meet in person one day. I think it should happen.”Earlier this year, several people were convicted in France in a cyberbullying case involving online abuse targeted at Brigitte Macron. Owens reacted to the news on social media and continued to criticize the French first lady despite the ongoing trial. In another controversial claim made last year, Owens also alleged that the Macron family “paid for his murder”, although he did not provide evidence to support the statement.
‘Foreign pregnant mothers get extra service’
Dr. Athiya Javid of San Jose has come under government investigation over allegations of encouraging birth tourism. James Comer (R-Ky.), Chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform) and Representative Brandon Gill (R-Texas) alleged that Dr. Javid and three other organizations were advertising for birth tourism on their websites. Letters have been sent to Doctores Para T, Have My Baby in Miami, International Maternity Services and Dr. Athiya Javid asking for documents. Dr. Athiya Javid studied medicine in Hyderabad, India.“The benefits of U.S. citizenship are a unique privilege. However, as foreign expectant mothers traveling for this purpose come primarily from China and Russia, there are concerns that the birth tourism industry poses potential national security and election integrity threats that threaten U.S. interests,” the letter said.“In January 2025, President Trump issued an executive order limiting birthright citizenship by limiting the eligibility for citizenship of children born in the United States to parents who are present in the United States illegally or are lawfully present, but only temporarily reside in the country at the time of birth such as under the visa waiver program or on a foreign visit on a nonimmigrant visa. A federal court issued a preliminary injunction in July 2025, “The executive order has been halted from taking effect, and will remain in place pending a final decision by the US Supreme Court,” the letter said.Dr Javid is accused of saying that his website shows that the company is engaged in birth tourism. “Although specific pricing for the maternity package is not publicly listed, interested clients should contact the firm directly through their online portal or via phone or email to receive personalized travel planning options, price quotes and information on additional fees – including registration costs, extended hospital stays and medical tests and examinations. “In addition to antenatal and postnatal care, the company provides a wide range of services to foreign expectant mothers, including logistics assistance, temporary accommodation assistance and legal counsel, provided either directly or through affiliated third-party providers,” it said.