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Six-gender Talarico says he’s a ‘Christian who hates Christianity’
Texas Democrats have spent months portraying state Rep. James Talarico as a fresh-faced moderate capable of attracting voters from across the political spectrum. The problem? The internet never forgets. As Talarico's U.S. Senate campaign gains national attention, a...
AP finds a way to turn deported illegals into earthquake victims
There is a heartbreaking human story buried inside the latest Venezuela earthquake coverage: people survived a devastating disaster, families were terrified, and survivors crawled out of wreckage not knowing who was alive or dead. That should have been the whole...
Justice Jackson all but calls Thomas a racist in heated birthright citizenship clash
A major Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship produced one of the most pointed exchanges of the term, with Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson accusing Justice Clarence Thomas of advancing an interpretation that echoes a central premise of the Court's infamous 1857...
Trump administration seeks limited release of OpenAI model after anthropic shutdown
The Trump administration requested that OpenAI to stagger the release of its latest model for security concerns just weeks after Anthropic was told to suspend global access to two of its most capable artificial intelligence models. Sam Altman’s GPT 5.6 was set to...
De Niro’s latest anti-Trump rant compares loving America to loving an abuser – he just can’t
Snerdley Score: 2/5 Fog lifted Source story headline: De Niro says he can't love America, compares country to abusive husband For decades, Robert De Niro built a reputation playing tough guys on the silver screen. These days, however, the Oscar-winning actor seems far...
Mexico’s ‘Batman’ vigilante hunts thieves and duct tapes them to street lights
Well, apparently Gotham City has competition. Somewhere between the crime statistics, the paperwork, and the “we’re reviewing the situation” statements, a guy in Mexico decided he was done waiting for Commissioner Gordon. And now everybody is talking. A mysterious...
‘Oh, stop it!’: Todd Blanche cuts off Dana Bash’s speculating how Trump’s Alaska election lawsuit could lead to another Jan 6
Attorney General Todd Blanche snapped Sunday at CNN anchor Dana Bash after she suggested the Trump administration’s election lawsuit in Alaska could lay the groundwork for another confrontation resembling the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot. The heated exchange unfolded...
US 2026: The stupidest, most unserious election season of our lifetimes
You of course know how this November’s election is being couched by the zeitgeist … “The most important election of our lifetime.” You know this? Because it’s extruded by nigh everyone in the zeitgeist. And because it’s how every election has been couched — since at...
Attorney General behind historic Meta fine picks next target
A state attorney general named his next target after successfully obtaining a historic-level fine against Meta. New Mexico District Court Judge Francis J. Mathew on Wednesday ordered Meta to pay $25 billion after a jury found that the company misled users about its...
I went to the White House with Rush Limbaugh — and learned something about friendship
There's something about getting older that changes the way you look at politics. You begin to realize that some of the people you've argued with over the years are also people you've admired, laughed with, learned from, and considered friends. And then there's...
Poll: Majority rejects AI fraud detection if eligible people lose out
(The Center Square) – A majority of voters oppose using artificial intelligence to hunt fraud in government programs if it also risks wrongly flagging or denying benefits to people who qualify for them, a new The Center Square poll found. The Center Square...
MY WEEKEND MIX: My Weekend Mix: Fly 6,000 miles to vote? Trump goes global, and Karl Rove gets roasted
Trump’s Latin American revolution, the 6,000-mile ballot, and a surprising Karl Rove story What does an American president have to do with elections in Brazil, the future of Latin America, and the fight against drug cartels? Quite a bit, as it turns out. On Saturday's...
