Huffpost Crime

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From the moment he went under, the wisecracks began.

A Virginia man was awarded $500,000 in court after being mocked about his masculinity and insulted by an anesthesiologist during a colonoscopy in 2013.

The Washington Post reports the Fairfax County jury ordered 42-year-old Tiffany Ingham and her practice to pay the man after a three-day trial last week.

Officials say the man, who wanted to remain anonymous, recorded the incident in April 2013 while being prepped for the procedure to capture the doctor’s post-operation instructions.

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Huffpost Entertainment

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Robots and world domination have long been the reserve of Hollywood and what-if scenarios — right up there with the zombie apocalypse and alien abduction. As artificial intelligence advances, however, there’s been a lot of recent buzz about threats AI could pose in the very near future. An intelligence system like Skynet, aka the “Global Digital Defense Network” that features prominently in the Terminator franchise, starts to feel like an increasingly real possibility.

While a malevolent empire that inflicts “Judgment Day” on us all is not so much what scientists fear, there are certain parallels in developing technology to this highly intelligent (and human-hating) software. With a little more than a decade left before the robot-run future “Terminator” predicts, we partnered with “Terminator Genisys” to round up the reasons artificial intelligence is becoming a very real force to be reckoned with.

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Huffpost Politics

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A woman will be featured on the new version of the $10 bill, the Treasury Department is set to formally announce on Thursday.

“America’s currency is a way for our nation to make a statement about who we are and what we stand for. Our paper bills — and the images of great American leaders and symbols they depict—have long been a way for us to honor our past and express our values,” Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said in a statement. “We have only made changes to the faces on our currency a few times since bills were first put into circulation, and I’m proud that the new 10 will be the first bill in more than a century to feature the portrait of a woman.”

The new bill will be released in 2020, a century after the 19th Amendment guaranteed women…