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- Sep 27, 2026
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Geraldo Rivera: The final battle? (opens the original)
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“This is the final battle.” We hear President Donald Trump’s ominous voiceover as the video shows him striding resolutely down a scary-looking corridor. “Final battle?” Against whom? Iran? Russia? The Houthis? What did I miss? The president’s extraordinary, taxpayer-funded dirge was broadcast just as football fans in the Midwest watched the traditionally hapless Cleveland Browns notch a 21-18 come-from-behind win against the Carolina Panthers. The fact that the win against Carolina was the Brown
Geraldo Rivera: The future is here (opens the original)
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“Self-improving super intelligence.” If that phrase doesn’t scare the stuffing out of you, you are a very cool customer. In a world already threatened by rogue nations possessing nuclear weapons, while other equally sinister countries dabble in bioweapons, now comes this: warnings from prominent AI researchers and executives that the product they are creating could cause human extinction; as in defunct, passe, gone, over. Like the dinosaurs, only quicker. The big difference between us and dinosa
Start with this in Lindsay Clancy trial, you must be crazy (opens the original)
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Start with this: you must be crazy to strangle your three little children to death. Only an insane person would commit a crime so vile and horrifying. When the Lindsay Clancy case broke, most people I know were outraged by the terrible deed. My mind was made up as her trial approached that this woman deserved either to serve the rest of her life in prison or, if crazy, in a secure psychiatric institution. From society’s point of view, this baby killer would be punished and put away so as never t
AI data centers are electronic Frankenstein monsters (opens the original)
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Anxiety about technological innovation is suddenly intense and epidemic. When we weren’t paying attention, AI went from darling of the stock market to star of its own horror movie. Fear of AI data centers and the reckless intellectual blight they represent is spreading to every corner of the country. New York and several other states are taking decisive action. The midterm elections loom, less than three months away. This issue is now so red hot and opposition so intense it could decide who wins
The Big Ballroom controversy displays level of animosity (opens the original)
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Earlier this week, dismayed by the level of animosity and hostility in American public discourse, I tweeted the following about the White House ballroom under contentious construction. “Let POTUS complete his golden ballroom. He knows how to build. If it’s too shiny, let the next guy fix it. Everything should not be a fight to the finish.” Before I get into the great ballroom debate, let me make this observation more generally. As a nation, why do we have to argue so aggressively and bitterly ab
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