Billionaires love Trump’s AI rebrand
Trump and his tech bros want to turn us all into video game wallpaper
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As Susan Collins goes for a sixth term, Maine Democrats worry she’s a ‘Teflon candidate’
They’re hoping abortion rights will persuade Democratic women to stick with their party and back Troy Jackson
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Mullin shrugs off execution concerns: “No one has to watch it”
DHS chief dismisses concerns about live-streaming a military execution as lawmakers warn of martyrdom and morality
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Zelenskyy rallies allies as Putin stalls in potential ceasefire deal
Ukraine welcomes Trump's truce announcement, builds allied support and asks whether Moscow will stop its attacks
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“The Social Reckoning” is the journalism thriller’s last stand
Aaron Sorkin's "The Social Network" semi-sequel takes on much more than Facebook
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“SNL” declares “public executions are back”
The cast took aim at Hegseth's public executions and Nazi imagery and with Trump's Nobel Peace Prize complaints
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The AI drive-thru wars aren’t really about your order
As McDonald's automates and Chick-fil-A sticks with people, hospitality is up for grabs
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Ken Paxton’s security for travel cost taxpayers millions. Just 1 in 6 trips had stated business
Records show the Texas attorney general has taken nearly 1,000 trips during his tenure, costing $3.3 million
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NYPD footage fuels scrutiny of ICE shooting
Police rushed a wounded father to the hospital as protests erupted over ICE shooting witnessed by his young son
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TV never left “The Twilight Zone”
Author Alan Sepinwall tells Salon how the show's creator, Rod Serling, changed entertainment
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Trump: I should have 8 Nobel Peace Prizes
Trump mourns losing the Nobel, criticizes winner Navi Pillay, a South African lawyer for her work with human rights
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Trump gets richer while gas prices soar
The Iran war and energy crisis aren’t problems for the president. They’re a business model
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Trump’s “Camp Donald” grift is designed to outlast his presidency
Trump's plan to turn his Florida golf club into an official presidential retreat — and reap the benefits
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Arizona House candidate said she was raped while fixing campaign signs
Bernadette Greene-Placentia initially hesitated before reporting the attack a decision many survivors struggle with
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Meet Katie Zacharia, Trump’s new White House press secretary
She will replace the controversial Karoline Leavitt, who resigned in August
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Josh Hartnett turned heartthrob fame into a career of risks
In "Verity," Hartnett once again subverts expectations in a way Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise can’t manage
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Leave the Greenland sharks alone
A bounty on 1,000 fish hearts is as barbaric as it sounds
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What will Trump do after the midterms, with nothing left to lose?
Expect lies, threats and empty bluster. He's becoming politically insignificant — but still dangerous
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What Cornell says about universities’ MAGA complicity
White House attacks on DEI gave colleges cover to abandon women and minority students
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Trump’s 40-year love affair with “The Phantom of the Opera”
Like Andrew Lloyd Webber's masked outcast, Trump is willing to bring the whole house down
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These prosecutors saw how the justice system failed women. Now they’re running for Congress
From Epstein to Cornell, voters' angst over corruption and sex abuse is at a high point just before the midterms
Read at source →Tech leaders embrace Trump’s “super intelligence” as he calls critics “the enemy”
The president's rebrand of AI is brilliant, according to Silicon Valley billionaires
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The rock critic who inspired “Saturday Night Fever” always preferred pop
Nik Cohn’s new book "Corner Boy" reveals the godfather of rock criticism as music’s contrarian
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What to expect at the polling place amid uncertainty over federal agents
Federal officials have sent conflicting signals about law enforcement at the polls. Here’s what the law says
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A health reform both parties can get behind
Holding insurers accountable could be a point of agreement in a divided Washington
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Abdul El-Sayed is the Democrat who keeps dominating Fox News
The Michigan Senate candidate masterfully baits Donald Trump after leaving Fox hosts swooning
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Michael Shannon’s R.E.M. tribute reminded me why I love the band
The actor’s show with Jason Narducy is more than nostalgia — it celebrates the band’s artistry
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Trump’s tariffs may kill free chips and salsa
Tariffs on tomatoes could turn one of dining's smallest gestures of hospitality into a line item
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The Daily Wire is too mad to make a movie
Ben Shapiro's studio still hasn't learned that owning the libs isn't a plot
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Pete Hegseth’s holy war on “weirdos” targets most Americans
Forget Iran — the defense secretary is focused on forcing his religion on everyone else
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Are Trump’s claims the 2020 election was stolen losing steam?
A shrinking pool of candidates who agree with the president may suggest a shift
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White House denies Trump wants to let Iran bomb California cities
The president's comments sparked a posting war, outraging even some Republicans
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Lizzie Borden was no suffragist, no matter what Ryan Murphy says
"Monster" tries to redeem Borden as a late-in-life feminist. It's a bridge too far
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Trump lashes out at Fox News as MAGA rally crowds shrink
The White House also barred Politico from Air Force One to cap off a weekend of media attacks
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Samuel Alito’s unfinished business could be a gift to Democrats
The justice's refusal to retire deprives Donald Trump of a Supreme Court vacancy ahead of likely blue midterm wave
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We’ve tracked $80M of spending on almost 170 AI‑generated political ads this year – it’s weird
Thanks to a patchwork of state legislation, many of these ads do not disclose the use of AI at all
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