Paxton opens investigation into Texas data centers that haven’t reported water usage
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has opened an investigation into the state’s data centers that haven’t reported their…
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Tocqueville’s warning for the New Right
The American Right has spent years warning about the dangers of concentrated government power. Republican lawmakers and…
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Americans support the federal school choice scholarship, but will they use it?
As part of last summer’s One Big Beautiful Bill, Congress created a program that gives a $1,700 tax credit for donating…
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California drops charges against anti-abortion activist for filming video
California gave up on prosecuting a protester for posting a video criticizing Planned Parenthood, the defendant’s…
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Mahmoud Abbas says Trump’s Gaza peace plan hasn’t materialized
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said he welcomed President Donald Trump’s peace plan as a concept, but…
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Google News is accused of a White House fraud task force blackout
Welcome to Thursday’s edition of Washington Secrets. If a friend sent you this and you’d like to sign up, CLICK HERE.…
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Google to send experimental satellite with data center capabilities to space
Google is preparing to send an artificial intelligence data center into space as the tech giant and a growing number of…
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The Right doesn’t need to remake itself. It just needs courage
In conservative and largely online circles, the term “NETTR” has gained traction. It stands for “no enemies to the…
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Energy Department spending $5 billion on grids to boost data centers and lower bills
The Department of Energy has unveiled $5 billion in spending on projects to upgrade grid and transmission…
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Republicans’ anti-Hasan Piker messaging struggles to break through in Michigan Senate race
Republicans have sought to make controversial Twitch streamer Hasan Piker synonymous with Michigan Democratic Senate…
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Stanford uses AI to race swap students in picture
Stanford University is under fire for violating its own artificial intelligence policy when it altered a photo to…
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A simple blood test could catch cancer early. Washington won’t let you have it
In a recent op-ed, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. laid out a clear, urgent vision for the…
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Silent on Sudan, loud on Israel: Your antisemitism is showing
In more than two dozen years of national community relations work, I have learned to listen not only to what people say…
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Trump is right. Big Tech doesn’t need more control over your car
For years, Washington has argued over a question that shouldn’t have been hard in the first place: Should automakers —…
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Here’s who is on the guest list for Xi’s state dinner
The guest list for Xi Jinping‘s state dinner is dominated by giants of tech and business, as artificial intelligence is…
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Baby bok choy to White House honey: Here’s what’s on the menu for the Xi state dinner
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump are preparing to fete Chinese President Xi Jinping during his first…
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Delay is a death sentence. Why rare disease families don’t trust Trump’s FDA nominee
We call it the “rare disease community,” but there is nothing rare about the number of Americans whose lives are…
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Virginia’s parole board applauded a killer. Show us the file
In 1998, Troy Demar stabbed Christine Allen to death in the Fairfax County home they shared. Her daughter was 3 months…
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One visit, two bills: How Medicare is quietly fleecing America’s seniors
Every day in America, a grandfather walks into the dermatologist’s office, the doctor examines a concerning mole, then…
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Mamdani’s genocide lie: How NYC’s mayor turned Hamas’s atrocities into Israel’s crime
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a war criminal on Monday night…
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A Pennsylvania nonprofit group hijacked a Holocaust survivor’s name. Stop making his family fight alone
Enough. I have tried making this argument politely. I have tried making it historically. I have tried making it…
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The most dangerous thing about AI isn’t that it thinks. It’s that it doesn’t
This month, the people building artificial intelligence warned that it could end humanity. Before we reach for the…
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WATCH LIVE: Trump hosts China’s Xi at the White House for state visit
President Donald Trump is hosting Chinese President Xi Jinping at the White House for a state visit. Trump and the…
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Jim Justice celebrates early birthday for Babydog Justice
It was a “pawty” like no other for Capitol Hill’s favorite canine. Sen. Jim Justice (R-WV) held an early birthday party…
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White House still barring reporters from banned outlets despite court ordering reinstatement
Reporters from all three outlets that a court ordered the Trump administration to reinstate press access for have said…
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Toward a post-Trump politics
From the clutter of midterm election poll results, it’s possible sometimes to see new patterns of political support…
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The sun can mimic an attack. Military AI might start a war over it
Over the past week, the Washington Examiner reported that Air Force Secretary Troy Meink confirmed the existence of…
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Putin has an infinite-range nuclear missile. America has excuses
Russia is about to test a nuclear-powered cruise missile that can, in effect, fly indefinitely, from any direction,…
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Beijing thinks Taiwan is the next Hong Kong. That’s a fatal mistake
Every few years, academic circles and state-backed media on the Chinese mainland resurrect the prospect of a “peaceful…
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Mary Peltola’s campaign defends against claims she mistreated staffers: ‘Shouldering the enormous burden of grief’
Democratic Senate nominee Mary Peltola’s campaign is defending her following a New York Times report detailing…
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Trump’s big, beautiful paradigm shift: Revalue gold, retire at 70, and save America
In the run-up to the upcoming election cycle this November of our semiquincentennial anniversary, the core reality of…
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Jordan’s king must choose: End the farce or face another ‘Black September’
King Abdullah II utilized his U.N. General Assembly address on Wednesday to weaponize regional grievances, branding…
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Mamdani wants to arrest Netanyahu — New York should be throwing him a parade
Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, is speaking at the United Nations on Thursday, and the best New…
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Schumer wants to repeat Biden’s AI disaster — Trump can crush Xi by forcing him to buy American
Delusional Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) just stood with Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and demanded that…
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Gaza’s ‘eyes and ears’ filmed hostages being beaten on Oct. 7. Then he hid the tape
Time once called Palestinian photojournalist Motaz Azaiza the world’s “eyes and ears” in Gaza. There is an…
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North Korea doesn’t want to talk to Trump. It wants nuclear surrender
The United States is talking about dialogue with North Korea. North Korea is firing missiles. On Sept. 20, North Korea…
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