Sean Astin A.I. is a Tsunami Sweeping Hollywood!!! Published October 13, 2025 5:11 PM PDT TMZ.com "Sora 2," OpenAI’s new A.I. video generator, is sparking big conversations -- and Sean Astin is weighing in on the A.I. chaos behind it. We caught up with the actor Monday ... and he’s calling the tech a tsunami

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ProPublica has selected Kenneth Morales as the inaugural David Burnham-TRAC data fellow. In this two-year fellowship, Morales will work with our data and news applications team to shed light on both the inner workings of the government and the impacts of federal policy. The fellowship is named in honor of David Burnham, an investigative journalist

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Lean hog futures were weaker on Friday contracts steady to 40 cents in the red at the close, October was down $1.975 this week. USDA’s national base hog price from Friday afternoon was up 7 cents from the day prior at $96.40. The CME Lean Hog Index was down another 62 cents on October 8

Live cattle futures are down 85 to 95 cents on Friday, with October up 72 cents.  There were no deliveries again for October live cattle again on Thursday, with the oldest long dated June 26. Cash trade has yet to pick up this week across the country, with a few $230-231 sales in the North. The

Soybeans are falling at midday, with losses of 16 to 17 cents so far on the day. The cmdtyView national average Cash Bean price is 16 3/4 cents lower at $9.30. Soymeal futures are down 90 cents to $1.80 in the front months. There were another 9 deliveries against October meal overnight. Soy Oil is down 112 points

November WTI crude oil (CLX25) on Friday closed down -2.61 (-4.24%), and November RBOB gasoline (RBX25) closed down -0.0622 (-3.30%). Crude oil and gasoline prices sold off sharply on Friday, with crude falling to a 5-month nearest-futures low and gasoline sinking to a 4.5-year low.  Crude prices plunged on Friday after stocks sold off on