Donald Trump's threat for failing to use his preferred "super intelligence" name for artificial intelligence is politically absurd.
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White House report card: History has not been kind to presidents bouncing from state to state
"Frantic" and "panic" are words to associate with Trump this week. He's reading the polls and sensing that the GOP is on the ropes this fall.
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Your packages are stuck in 1869: Why America still doesn’t have a real coast-to-coast railroad
America’s first transcontinental railroad was completed in 1869, born of the Pacific Railway Act that President Abraham Lincoln signed into law seven years earlier. It was meant to knit the country ...
No Palestinian national movement existed in 1948; rejectionism, internal terror, and foreign forces doomed Palestinian statehood.
Cox, in a nod to Maryland's blue voting trends and a symbol of how he’s moderated some of his rhetoric, acknowledged Republicans “have to be smart to win.” ...
The GOP’s not-so-great communicators AOC, 2028, and the coming of ‘Woke 2’ AOC, 2028, and the coming of ‘Woke 2’ AOC inherits the Bernie Sanders lane for the Democratic presidential primaries AOC’s ...
Voters better understand how tariffs and the Iran war raise prices than the ways in which Democratic spending proposals fuel inflation.
AI regulation requires a shared morality America no longer has. The realistic path: beat China and pray that catastrophes are small.
DHS said the wounded individual was an illegal immigrant from the Dominican Republic with criminal ties to the Trinitarios gang.
Ossoff and Collins launched blistering attacks on each other's character during their opening statements and throughout the hourlong faceoff.
The moderator forced both candidates to address questions that have presented unwanted scrutiny for their campaigns in the final weeks of the race.
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