Missing 15-year-old Utah girl found alive after spending 500 days locked inside a "torture chamber" of a s*xual predator. Kylie Arellano, now 17, went missing in May of 2025. She was reportedly abducted by 39-year-old Adam Hunter Harmel, who locked her in his basement, where he allegedly frequently s*xually assaulted her. Federal prosecutors say the teen was groomed online by Harmel before they met in person in May of 2025. Harmel drove and picked her up in Perry, Utah. When she got in the car, he threw her phone into a river and abducted her to Huntington, Oregon. The initial search for Arellano in 2025 was unsuccessful, and it wasn't until the teen reached out to another player on the "Among Us" game that she was found. After befriending the online player, Arellano took the conversation off-platform and told the girl that she was being held against her will in Oregon. The girl's mom then contacted the FBI, prompting Oregon State Police and federal agents to rescue Arellano. Harmel reportedly forced Arellano to share a bed with him for 18 months, during which he repeatedly s*xually assaulted her and beat her. He also made her remove her braces with pliers and slept with a knife under the mattress. Harmel was also accused of s*xually assaulting a six-year-old girl in his house. He was not indicted for this case. He faces a minimum of 10 years in prison for the crimes against Arellano.

An operator with an idea used to need a vendor to add the feature—or an engineer to help build it. @ArielleShipper can now build some of the systems she needs herself. As the models improve, she’s excited about how much more of her operational work she’ll be able to turn into tools. Watch the full episode:

When our daily @OpenAI credit use jumped 230%, a strict token budget felt like the obvious answer. But our head of ops Arielle Shipper instead chose to manage our tokens through 3 questions instead: What did it cost? What did it buy us? What did we learn? Read the full piece:

Your AI bill tells you what you spent. What work did those tokens actually buy? @ArielleShipper demos Every’s usage dashboard, which breaks spending down by person, model, and effort level. A companion workflow groups sessions into types of work and asks the user to approve the categories—so they can judge whether the spending was worth it. Watch the full episode:

Our first Anchorage Digital Institute during SIBOS brought together senior bankers and decision makers for an in-person event to discuss the evolving stablecoin landscape. Highlights included our Head of International Banking, Monica Ramirez de Arellano, and our Chief Compliance Officer, Dustin Palmer, discussing the company’s regulatory, correspondent banking, and tokenization expertise, with curated fireside chats with leaders from Banco Azteca. From issuance to settlement, we provide the full stack of capabilities institutions need to modernize how money moves.

PART 1 THIS IS WHY NOTHING CHANGES IN CALIFORNIA—WHERE OVER TWO-THIRDS OF THE LEGISLATURE IS DEMOCRAT AND NO REPUBLICAN HAS BEEN ELECTED TO A STATEWIDE OFFICE IN TWENTY YEARS “Hilton debated like someone already preparing to launch a podcast or beg for his old Fox News job back after he gets walloped.”  — Gustavo Arellano, Los Angeles Times, September 30, 2026 “…beg for his old Fox News back”?!? Did you actually watch the debate?