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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech As income inequality in the US reaches unprecedented levels, more Americans are forced to do without basic necessities. Families are chaining buy-now, pay-later schemes together to afford groceries, while the cost of utilities skyrockets, thanks in large part to the AI data center boom. Belt tightening is also playing out in the healthcare industry. In a recently published survey by healthcare polling firm KFF, a whopping 36 percent of respondents said they’ve skipped or postponed a visit to the doctor for financial reasons…

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Michigan SOS Jocelyn Benson and Michigan AG Dana Nessel – two slippery Democrats. Jocelyn Benson was caught in a major scandal in Michigan in December. As you may know, the current Secretary of State is running for governor to replace failed Democrat and buddy, Gretchen Whitmer. Benson has a performance record that would make most normal individuals blush in shame. But not Jocelyn. The Democrat Secretary of State has lost at least nine election-related lawsuits as she works to make elections less secure in the Wolverine state. She is that bad. Recently, information has resurfaced that Benson dropped NGO fraud…

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War Room co-host Natalie Winters talked about China using AI to build models of US voters. She explained that it involved them looking at things like why they vote a certain way, understanding President Trump’s base, and even how they view China. Winters explained that the AI models include mock US elections to determine potential outcomes. “Walk me through your CCP story in this regards ma’am,” Steve Bannon asked. “I think the AI issue really is the convergence right, of the decade. The CCP has spent deploying assets compromising people, setting up these information networks. You are seeing all those…

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For 22 seconds in June, WNBA star Sophie Cunningham pointed on court without saying a word.The Indiana Fever guard leveled her index finger at Phoenix Mercury forward DeWanna Bonner and held it there after Bonner and Fever teammate Caitlin Clark tangled up following a whistle at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, on June 22.Bonner told her not to point. Cunningham kept pointing. The clip ran less than half a minute; within days, it was the biggest meme of the WNBA season.That sudden fame is what turned Cunningham into a lightning rod.Months earlier, in a February ESPN interview, she had said she wanted to…

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On Friday’s Morning Joe, MS NOW co-host Willie Geist cued up Governor Kathy Hochul (D-NY) to accuse President Donald Trump of breaking his promise on which illegal aliens would be deported. MS NOW has long been pushing the narrative that Trump promised to only deport the “worst of the worst” in spite of the President clearly stating that anyone caught in the country illegally is on the table. During an interview with Governor Hochul, Geist brought up the recent increase in ICE arrests as if it were a bad thing:He then claimed that the Trump administration is “not going after the…

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Tucker Carlson calls for President Donald Trump to be removed from office “immediately” if he is considering the first use of nuclear weapons. (Credit: The Tucker Carlson Show) Former Fox News host and one-time Trump booster Tucker Carlson declared Friday that President Donald Trump should be removed from office “immediately” over nuclear policy in the Iran conflict. Carlson made the explosive declaration Friday during a lengthy interview with Joe Kent, the former director of the National Counterterrorism Center, who resigned from the Trump administration in protest of the war with Iran. The episode was ominously titled, “LEAKED: Pentagon Nuclear Plans…

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The Trump administration has proposed a rule to eliminate employment authorization for H-4 visa holders, who are the spouses of H-1B skilled workers. The report comes from Bloomberg Law News. The planned rule by the Department of Homeland Security seeks to reverse a 2015 rule that allowed qualifying H-4 dependent spouses to work in the United States. The measure is part of a long-term regulatory agenda (RIN: 1615-AD14). It does not immediately cancel existing H-4 work permits or change current rules while it goes through the formal regulatory and public comment process. This follows the administration’s proposal to charge employers…

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Image Ecuadorean President Daniel Noboa/X ICE overrode judge’s decision blocking José Serrano’s removal. Ex-Ecuadorian minister José Serrano, accused of aiding a cartel murder presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio in 2023, has been deported by ICE. Ecuadorian conservative Presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio was assassinated at a campaign rally in August 2023. Fernando Villavicencio was reportedly shot in the head three times. Supporters of the popular conservative, Fernando Villavicencio, managed to capture a suspect after the assassination. A grenade was also found at the scene. The criminal gang “Los Lobos,” based in Ecuador, later claimed responsibility for the assassination. José Serrano’s removal took…

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Sign Up For Goods 🛍️ Product news, reviews, and must-have deals. By signing up, you confirm you are 16+, will receive newsletters and promotional content and agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. You may unsubscribe at any time. For the last five months, I’ve had a daily date with a little green owl. It cheers me on when I finish a language lesson and sends passive-aggressive reminders when I put it off.  A few months in, I was thrilled to realize I could follow bits of a German conversation I happened…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Tesla’s Full Self-Driving cars had a habit of driving into the path of oncoming trains.  Or should we say that they have a bad habit, because despite Tesla promising to patch these kinds of issues, it’s apparently still happening with the most advanced versions of its self-driving tech to date. In a dashcam video spotted by Electrek, a Tesla running FSD v14.3.7, the newest update available, pulls up to an active railroad crossing with flashing red lights. Despite appearing to stop at first,…

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Abdul el-Sayed during a recent interview on Fox News. Far-left Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed has apologized for remarks he made following an antisemitic attack on a Detroit-area synagogue. El-Sayed acknowledged that his attempt to provide “broader context” in the immediate aftermath was a mistake. He addressed the controversy Saturday while speaking before the Michigan Democratic Jewish Caucus, whose members had expressed concerns about his candidacy and links to Islamism. In March, Ayman Mohamad Ghazali drove a truck into Temple Israel in West Bloomfield Township, injuring a security guard in what authorities described as a targeted attack against Jews.…

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Xavier Becerra. Photo: Gage Skidmore / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0) Please follow us on Truth Social, X, YouTube, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Gab, Instagram Xavier Becerra, California’s AG turned HHS Sec turned likely Gubernatorial candidate, got his start in politics thanks to a foreign coordinated influence network that funnels through Mexico’s consulates, says a recent Government Accountability Institute (GAI) report. The gigantic network was built by Becerra, in part, through his alignment with nonprofit organizations that have coordinated for decades with Mexico’s 50+ US consulates. Mexico’s former Foreign Minister said it best: “We are already giving instructions to our…

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SCO leaders at summit. Photo: Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 4.0 Please follow us on Truth Social, X, YouTube, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Gab, Instagram Leaders from around the world, representing nearly half of the global population, are traveling to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan to attend the 25th anniversary summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO). With Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping in attendance, it is an event that the globalist establishment in Washington can no longer afford to ignore as peripheral to their interests. Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping are scheduled to arrive…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech The US government continues to drag its feet on any meaningful cryptocurrency regulations, even as the industry remains overrun by fraud, theft, and money laundering schemes. The digital tokens are being used for human trafficking, extortion, and for-hire harassment. The extent of some of these crimes is astonishing. Look no further than Nevada, where the state’s US Attorney’s Office alleged this week that Las Vegas native crypto bro Brent Kovar had fraudulently obtained $24 million from his victims through an extensive Ponzi scheme.…

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Iceland has rejected a renewed push toward membership of the European Union, with voters on course to vote against reopening accession negotiations with Brussels in a bitter blow for globalist elites. With results declared in five of the country’s six constituencies on Sunday morning, the “No” campaign held an unassailable lead of around 52.5 percent. The result represents a significant setback for Iceland’s left-wing government, which called the referendum in an effort to revive accession talks abandoned more than a decade ago. The question put to Icelanders was straightforward: “Should Iceland resume accession negotiations with the European Union?” The referendum…

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—– Writes Moon of Alabama: There have been few reliable data of human losses in the war of Ukraine. The estimates vary widely. The official number, especially on the Ukrainian side, are formed by propaganda. In February of this year the (acting) President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelinski said that 55,000 Ukrainian soldiers had been killed since February 2022: The last time Zelensky gave an update on Ukraine’s casualties was in December 2024, when he put deaths at 43,000. In his interview with French television, he said: “In Ukraine, officially the number of soldiers killed on the battlefield – either professionals or those conscripted – is…

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America lost an icon this week with the passing of singer and songwriter Dolly Parton. She was the buxom blonde everyone loved. Her schtick of big hair and a big chest was matched by enormous talent, placing her in the top tier of the world’s wealthiest entertainers. The value of her estate is estimated to be in the vicinity of $450 million to $650 million, and that is remarkable considering she was born into poverty. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say Dolly lived the quintessential American Dream.Country music gave Parton a start, but it was only a launching pad…

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Iran Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. Photo: Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 4.0 Please follow us on Truth Social, X, YouTube, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Gab, Instagram Iran’s new Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei issued his first major written message to the leaders of Gulf Arab countries on Sunday, saying Muslim rulers must identify their “real enemy,” understand its intentions and join forces to confront it, according to Reuters. The message by Iran’s new Supreme Leader was published on his official Telegram account on Sunday, during the Islamic Unity Week which is celebrated across the Muslim world every year on the…

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Photo: Sandro Halank / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0 Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, X, Youtube, Instagram German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will blame Russia for the August drone incident at Leipzig Airport and use it as justification for a new round of far-reaching sanctions on Moscow, critics fear that will only lead to more retaliation which Germany is not prepared for. According to Politico/Welt am Sonntag three officials from the German government — who are to remain anonymous — said that the announcement of the new sanctions could take…

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The New Civil Liberties Alliance recently filed a lawsuit on behalf of two families in Nebraska who claim the state abridges their free-speech rights in the K–12 education system. The issue is that Nebraska limits government funding only to children enrolled in public schools where students are fed messaging that the plaintiffs claim conflicts with their values. The state also threatens criminal penalties for parents who don’t educate school-aged children, meaning parents who can’t afford private school must put their kids in public school, even when the messaging contradicts their beliefs. In other words, education is speech, and forcing their…

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—– Writes Tyler Durden: A Russian drone struck a Ukrainian Defense Forces ammunition storage site in the village of Myla Friday evening, just west of Kiev. The resulting fire and hours of secondary detonations killed at least 37 people, injured dozens more, damaged around 50 residential buildings and a care home for the elderly and disabled, and forced the evacuation of hundreds. Among the dead was the local community head who had gone to help. Continue reading on Zero Hedge

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—– Writes Prof Michel Chossudovsky: October 7, 2026  marks the commemoration 25 years ago of the US-NATO bombing and invasion of Afghanistan on the grounds that Afghanistan had attacked America on September 11, 2001.   This was the second US-led war waged against Afghanistan. The first entitled the Soviet Afghan War was launched in 1979.  There was no evidence that Afghanistan had attacked America on 9/11. Continue reading on Global Research

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Country music megastar Jelly Roll had a message for fans who are angry after he took shots at President Donald Trump while guest-hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live!: stop listening to his music. Jelly Roll’s comments against Trump were made during the opening monologue of the program. The joke centered around the president hosting the IndyCar race. “Let’s talk about the main event of America this weekend. It was the big IndyCar race hosted by the president,” Jelly Roll went on to say in reference to the Freedom 250 Grand Prix. “The cars drove through the streets of D.C., and there’s Donald Trump…

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Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed got into verbal fisticuffs with popular Fox News host Jesse Watters during his primetime program over the topic of immigration enforcement, the war effort in Iran, and several hot-button cultural issues. It all started when Watters pressed El-Sayed on his support for abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement. El-Sayed responded to Watters by pointing to the Immigration and Naturalization Service, which handled all federal immigration cases before the creation of ICE in 2003. “We were able to enforce our immigration policies without shooting people in the face and the back of the head,” El-Sayed told…

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In April 2026, Carnival Cruise Line was forced to hand out a whopping 24 lifetime bans, including one for a 9-year-old passenger, who went on a rampage in an arcade and started a fight with another child. The others were handed their ban after a huge brawl took place at a cruise terminal located in Galveston, Texas. Passengers had just disembarked from a 7-day Western Caribbean cruise on the Carnival Jubilee when the incident occurred. The massive fight was captured on video and then posted on social media where it immediately went viral. One passenger said the fight actually started…

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CNN’s lone voice of reason, conservative pundit Scott Jennings, not only won an argument against an entire panel of raging left-wing cohosts, but got Abby Phillip to admit on live television that he was right, as the entire group of individuals attempted to pretend that former President Joe Biden’s inflation disaster never actually happened. During the show, a verbal firestorm kicked off when Keith Boykin, a former Clinton White House aide who now works as a commentator for CNN, attempted to blame all of America’s current economic misery on President Donald Trump. Boykin listed off a bunch of grievances, but…

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent tore into Senator Elizabeth Warren after the Massachusetts Democrat warned that American taxpayers could be left holding the bag if Japan failed to “repay” the Treasury following its intervention in the Japanese yen. Bessent responded that Treasury never loaned Japan any money and that no debt exists to be repaid. He offered Warren and her staff a tutorial on “Foreign Exchange for Dummies.” The dispute began after Warren, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, sent Bessent an August 13th letter demanding answers about Treasury’s July 31st intervention in the currency market. The United States…

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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass faced a furious public confrontation when citizen journalist William Gude interrupted her homelessness event and accused her of wasting hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars while basic city services deteriorated. Gude repeatedly demanded answers about Bass’ signature Inside Safe program as people around the mayor attempted to continue the presentation. Bass largely ignored him before hurrying away from the event. The confrontation occurred during a May groundbreaking ceremony for a new tiny-home village in East Hollywood. Bass appeared alongside Democratic Councilman Hugo Soto-Martínez to promote the development, which is expected to provide 51 interim-housing beds…

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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth fired back at NBC News after the network claimed that he was privately considering a campaign for president in 2028. Hegseth flatly rejected the report and accused NBC of relying on anonymous sources despite receiving a denial before publication. “100% false,” he wrote. He added that his only job was restoring the War Department under President Donald Trump. The dispute erupted Friday, August 28th, after NBC published a report claiming Hegseth and his wife, Jennifer, had discussed a possible presidential campaign with friends and associates. The network attributed the claim to two unnamed people described…

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s State Department revoked the visa of a former Iraqi finance minister after she was placed on the FBI’s Terror Watchlist, completing a remarkable reversal from the honors she received under former President Joe Biden. Taif Sami Mohammed Al Shakarchi received the State Department’s International Women of Courage Award in 2022. Four years later, she can no longer enter the United States on that visa. The State Department confirmed that she is no longer inside the country. Al Shakarchi was serving as Iraq’s deputy finance minister and director general of its Budget Department when the Biden…

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Outspoken anti-Trump actor Alan Ritchson, most well-known for his hit Amazon Prime series Reacher, is learning the hard way that alienating half your viewing audience by slamming them for holding to a different worldview than your own is bad for business. Ritchson’s latest big screen entry, Motor City, completely bombed at the box office, despite strong pre-release buzz. The film, which is super light on dialogue, fits comfortably in the “revenge thriller” genre. Motor City spent a significant amount of time on the festival circuit before finally getting a nationwide theatrical release. Despite some pretty positive word-of-mouth, the movie failed to generate much momentum.…

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Federal agents arrested a Honduran national in California after allegedly discovering that he had falsely claimed to be an American citizen while registering to vote. Darwin Jonathan Rivera Flores, a 30-year-old lawful permanent resident living in Winnetka, now faces two federal felony charges. Officials stressed that Rivera allegedly registered but did not cast a ballot in an election. Rivera was arrested Friday, August 28th, and charged by federal criminal complaint with making a false claim to United States citizenship and fraudulent voter registration. The case is being handled in the Central District of California, which includes Los Angeles and the…

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Heartlanders had a laugh this week at the woefully uneducated city folks who have no idea where their food comes from. It was evident in several different social media threads and café chit-chat, which crossed the line of Midwest Nice into mocking territory. New data – if you can call it that – shows Gen Z folks are not 100% on board with Donald Trump, and Canadian media types are trying to get the collective goat of red-blooded Americans by talking smack about 9/11. And really, after all the name changes committed by the left, does it matter about a…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech With over 100,000 automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) sprouting out of the ground over the past few years, you might be tempted to ask: “with what money?” Drug money, as it turns out, though it’s not exactly what you might think. A bombshell investigation by Mother Jones found that police departments across the US are using settlement money from the opioid crisis meant for struggling communities to instead fund Flock surveillance cameras. All together, Mother Jones identified 19 agencies across ten different states…

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News Analysis The U.S.–Canada trade talks broke down on Aug. 21. Although both sides hold completely different views, they agreed on two common dealbreakers: bilateral coordination on Canada’s future trade deals with third countries and how deep tariff-rate cuts should go across sectors like autos, steel, and aluminum.A third, exempting U.S. companies from having to feature French-language content on streaming platforms, was resolved on Aug. 27 when the United States dropped the demand.Analysts say both sides share one other thing: the China factor, which neither names but looms over both positions.Neither the Canadian Prime Minister Carney nor U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson…

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Hernan Geovani Ojeda Elenes, 48, of Culiacan, Mexico, pleaded guilty Aug. 27 to two federal drug conspiracy charges and admitted responsibility for producing and distributing at least five metric tons (about 11,000 pounds) of fentanyl.Ojeda Elenes bought large quantities of fentanyl precursor chemicals from companies in China, arranged for them to enter the United States through an Arizona freight forwarder, and moved them into Mexico, where he used them to manufacture fentanyl for distribution back into the United States, according to court filings.The Justice Department described Ojeda Elenes as a fentanyl manufacturer for the Sinaloa cartel. He operated a trafficking…

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The media is blasting MAGAs for canceling Jelly Roll after he spent days hosting Jimmy Kimmel, getting laughs by calling President Trump fat. He said he was too fat to see his penis. He is pro-open borders now. On the last day, after people fled, he cried because the MAGAS felt betrayed. The moral of the story is that it’s a bad idea to betray people. Don’t bite the hand that feeds you. He saw bigger fish he wanted to fry and lost the people who actually liked his music, which was based on those values he appeared to abandon.…

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Corey is a recovering bartender, and a freelance editor. He specializes in memoirs and novels but has a smorgasbord of experience in non-fiction works. In a former life, he ghostwrote several romance novels, which he denies. A cabin far away from sirens and motorcycles would be his ideal home. Instead, he lives near a construction site in New Hampshire.

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The Trump administration announced, delayed, and then enacted 50 percent tariffs in August against an estimated $20 billion worth of goods coming from Canada, citing Section 338 as its authority for doing so.The White House said on its website that “Canada has been ripping off the United States for decades—and President Donald J. Trump is done letting them get away with it.”Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Aug. 22, “We are walking away from a bad deal.”Carney pledged that his nation would “match Washington’s new tariffs dollar for dollar in order to protect Canadian workers, farmers, families, and businesses.”Here’s…

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LADERA RANCH, Calif.—In 2019, Kara Bell began firing off a series of emails to her homeowners association, hoping to find out what kind of herbicides gardeners were using on the many sports fields, pocket parks, and schools that pepper the hillside community of Ladera Ranch, a private enclave in the southeastern corner of unincorporated Orange County.Like many residents, Bell was drawn to the safety and family amenities in this master-planned community, which sits just above an arroyo on historic ranchland in Southern California.“We loved it. Everything was great. It’s an amazing community,” she told The Epoch Times.Walking her son to…

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New Jersey Rep. LaMonica McIver will likely face a trial on charges that she assaulted an ICE agent during a scuffle outside of Delaney Hall after a federal appeals court rejected the Newark Democrat’s bid to dismiss the charges.In a 2-1 ruling, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals said McIver is not immune from prosecution on assault charges stemming from the June incident and rejected her claim that the Constitution’s “speech or debate” clause prevents lawmakers from being charged for carrying out their legislative duties. In a 49-page split decision on Wednesday the panel said the case could move ahead…

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X said it has uncovered a Chinese bot farm of approximately 200,000 inauthentic accounts involved in influence operations.The platform’s Safety team said in an Aug. 27 statement that about 200 accounts within the newly identified network had posted material aimed at influencing U.S. debate over artificial intelligence and energy policy. X did not say how the rest of the roughly 200,000 accounts were being used.Other technology companies and U.S. authorities have separately documented Chinese influence operations involving tens or hundreds of thousands of fake, coordinated, or repurposed accounts, including networks tied to Chinese state actors and law enforcement.Twitter, which was…

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It’s the end of August, so National “Public” Radio felt the need to drag out the old Democrat spin: “Whatever happened to Obama’s tan suit?” On Friday’s All Things Considered, they had to spend eight minutes considering that Obama-hating Republicans created a phony scandal over a fashion faux pas. That wasn’t all. They also made Obama’s “infamous” tan suit the top story in their Saturday edition of their podcast Consider This. Co-host Adrian Florido set the silly stage:  ADRIAN FLORIDO: On CNN, then-Representative Peter King, a Republican, took issue with the fact that President Obama was speaking to the press…

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Jonathan Capehart can’t kick his obsession with President Trump’s “mental acuity.” Last week, we caught The Weekend co-host devoting a segment to this subject. This from the guy who left on the cutting room floor the most newsworthy moment from his 2022 interview of Biden, when he zoned out, and Capehart had to nudge him back with a “Mr. President?” Capehart was back at it on Saturday’s episode of the show. He declared that he “won’t let the president focus on the things he’s focusing on [renaming Lake Ontario as Lake America, the ballroom, etc.] and not remind people that we…

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