AI Tool Takes Cattle Temp Photo

The tool developed at the University of Arkansas AICV Lab uses thermal images and machine learning to calculate the internal temperature of cattle.

What if you could look into a cow’s face and know if it had a fever? A new tool from the Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision Lab at the University of Arkansas uses artificial intelligence and thermal cameras to estimate the body temperature of cattle.

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Reporting To Protect Oklahoma Children

As Tulsa Today has covered before, V1SUT Vantage on Substack is an investigative site dedicated, among other things, to protecting Oklahoma Children from official abuse. This morning, V1SUT did it again with a story titled: Sacrificing Lincoln: OKDHS Traffics Boys, Harbors, Aids Male Adoptees After Multiple Molestations & Attempt to Drown Child. This story must be covered by other local media. It is, as V1SUT notes in the subtitle, a “SHOCKING FAILURE TO PROTECT: New Sources Detail Adoptive Father’s Cruise Ship and Church Camp Crimes Against Children.”

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Minnesota’s Fraud: Gov. Walz Withdraws

Updated: President Donald J. Trump and his Administration are unleashing a relentless assault to dismantle the massive fraud empires built in Minnesota under the watch of incompetent Democrats like Gov. Tim Walz and his Radical Left enablers, the White House asserted Friday. This is the most likely reason Gov. Walz withdrew from his race for reelection today.

Fueled by shocking video from Nick Shirley and tenacious reporting by Alpha News exposing the Somali-dominated scams that have bled taxpayers dry, the Trump Administration is spearheading a no-holds-barred effort to hunt down and prosecute the criminals who have exploited Democrats’ non-existent oversight to bilk hardworking taxpayers out of billions of dollars.

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Venezuela Liberated

Updated: President Donald Trump ordered U.S. special operations forces to launch a helicopter-borne raid on the Venezuelan capital city of Caracas to capture accused drug kingpin, dictator, murderer, and economic destroyer of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, late at night Friday, January 2, 2026. The operation was the culmination of months of preparation and waiting for the perfect window of opportunity. It was a complex law enforcement mission supported by the War Department, officials said.

In March 2020, a federal judge in New York unsealed an indictment against Maduro and other high-ranking Venezuelan officials, alleging he is the head of a narcotics trafficking ring with ties to U.S.-designated terrorist groups. There was a $25 million reward on Maduro from the Biden Administration.

“We could’ve lost a lot of people last night. We could’ve lost a lot of dignity. We could’ve lost a lot of equipment. The equipment is less important, but we could’ve lost a lot,” Trump said at a press conference from the president’s Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida, January 3. He also quipped, about the reward on Maduro the Department of Justice is not now obligated to pay.

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Accountability Over Public Universities

Rep. Gabe Woolley, R-Broken Arrow, has filed House Joint Resolution 1037, a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at increasing public accountability and oversight of Oklahoma’s publicly funded colleges and universities.

“This measure, if passed, would allow the people of Oklahoma to hold our publicly funded universities and colleges accountable,” Woolley said. “How tax dollars are utilized should always be subject to the will of the people.”

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