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Trump says the GOP convention beat the NFL. The ratings say otherwise. - Poynter (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump was quick to boast about how many Americans tuned in to the Republicans’ midterm convention, but the facts don’t back him up. On Sept. 10, hours after he gave a nearly two-hour address at the convention, Trump posted to Truth Social, “The Republican Midterm Convention last night, in Dallas, was a major, sold out hit, far bigger, better, and more important than anyone thought possible. It was really something, streaming all over the place, and really big numbers, despite go
Federal judge hands fact-checking journalists, researchers a First Amendment win in Trump administration immigration case - Poynter (opens the original)
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Academics, journalists and researchers notched a victory in federal court this month as a judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from enforcing an immigration policy restricting people who the U.S. government says are “complicit in censoring Americans.” The policy — which would block entry into the U.S. or lead to deportation — “sweeps into the category of ‘foreign censorship’ a substantial measure of the research, reporting, advocacy, and association through which (the plaintiffs) a
Will AI really consume more electricity than the US produces? - Poynter (opens the original)
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Every aspect of artificial intelligence, from its economic impact to its societal and cultural consequences, is under a microscope. One topic of growing concern for consumers, local governments and environmental advocates is its energy demand. President Donald Trump, who has encouraged aggressive AI development in the U.S., offered an estimate of how much electricity AI will require. “They need, just as an industry, more energy than the entire country produces right now, when you think about it,
Trump says the stock market drove his 2025 income gains. His financial disclosure tells a different story. - Poynter (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump recently filed a required financial disclosure form outlining his 2025 income, and it drew attention to the scale of his wealth — an estimated increase of more than $2 billion in one year. On July 1, a reporter asked Trump how he’d respond to critics who say he’s profiting off the presidency. Trump responded, “Well, you know why I’m profiting? Because the stock market’s going up — everybody’s profiting. Do you have a 401(k)? … So we’re all profiting. I’m profiting because
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