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MORNING GLORY: President Trump and the American military have beaten Iran (opens the original)
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Fox News senior strategic analyst Jack Keane joined 'America's Newsroom' to discuss the latest on the conflict with Iran and what's next as the Trump administration prepares for renewed talks. "Iran’s regime has lost control of the Strait of Hormuz," Swiss energy analyst and investor Alexander Stahel declared in his Monday morning investment letter The Commodity Compass. Stahel followed up his assertion with a 1,200 word description (excluding maps and charts) of how the operation that he descri
MORNING GLORY: El-Sayed might have a problem with the Black vote in Michigan (opens the original)
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Harris joked about her growing relationship with El-Sayed during a Detroit campaign event, saying she would now call him by his first name. Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed has a problem with a large slice of the state’s Black electorate. That matters in a state where the voting population is 14% Black. (About 2% of Michigan voters are of Arab descent. 1.4% are Jewish.) BLACK VOTERS RIP DEMS OVER TAKING THEM FOR GRANTED IN EL-SAYED'S BACKYARD: ‘HUSH US UP’ In the most recent Was
MORNING GLORY: Five Senate races show why Democrats may regret their primary choices (opens the original)
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The Michigan Senate race intensifies as Republican candidate Mike Rogers rejects his Democratic opponent's recent apology to Jewish Democrats. Rogers argues that Abdul El-Sayed has a long history of inflammatory remarks, causing concern among voters. He claims Jewish residents in Michigan are reaching out to his campaign as the group's support swells ahead of the November election. Abdul El-Sayed. James Talarico. Peggy Flanagan. Troy Jackson. Chris Pappas. These are not your parents’ Democrats.
MORNING GLORY: Spare us the AI apocalypse rhetoric. Let Congress decide what comes next (opens the original)
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Vice President JD Vance on Monday confirmed the Trump administration is "concerned" about the development of artificial intelligence but that companies like OpenAI and Anthropic seeking government regulation seems like a "bit of a Trojan horse." Every morning brings a new warning about "artificial intelligence" (AI) along the lines of, "We are all going to die." By afternoon, or by the next day at the latest, comes the counter-warning: "Stand down. Nothing to see here." For those of us who need
MORNING GLORY: DSA Democrats' radical plan to reshape America starts with the Supreme Court (opens the original)
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Former Deputy Assistant Attorney General John Yoo analyzes the constitutional challenges surrounding birthright citizenship and executive authority under the 14th Amendment on ‘America’s Newsroom.’ In 1863, as the Civil War raged and its result was not yet certain, Congress for the first time raised the number of justices on the Supreme Court to 10. The Tenth Circuit Act was approved on March 3, 1863. This was done in large part to allow Abraham Lincoln to nominate a strong Unionist justice to t
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