Senator Tan Parker

Sometimes heroes really do show up when you need them most. Still dressed as Spider-Man after working a superhero-themed event, Christopher Hellenthal was caught on a security camera after he saw a man in a wheelchair struggling to cross a busy Arkansas street and sprinted into traffic to help. The pair made it safely across just moments before vehicles start moving again. Police posted the security footage, and the heartwarming rescue is now capturing attention nationwide.

New York school district to become one of the first in the United States to introduce a humanoid robot in the classroom. 'Sally' will have a Western New York accent and will teach 11th and 12th-grade students at Salamanca High School. Sally costs less than the average teacher's salary in New York, with a price tag of $57,000. The robot has brown hair, and can move its arms and legs, but will not be able to walk around the classroom. Students will be able to log in so the humanoid can recognize students and their previous interactions. The humanoid will be helping teach coding, robotics, and AI classes. The school district promises that robots will "never" replace human teachers. ‘Sally’ is made by Realbotix, which also produces "companion" robots. What are we doing here?

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The Trump administration reportedly stepped in to cancel a meeting between New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's office and Iran. "It is unconscionable that a New York City official would even consider meeting with the Iranian Ambassador to the U.N., a man who consistently works to undermine U.S. interests and whitewash his regime's crimes against the United States, our allies, and Iran's own citizens," State Department official said. The State Department said a senior official in Mamdani's office planned to speak with an Iranian ambassador as the US and Iran resumed military strikes over the weekend.