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Are Trump’s TV ads a public service? Experts say no (opens the original)
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Weeks before the midterm elections, the Trump administration released a series of taxpayer-funded ads prominently featuring President Donald Trump promoting his agenda, and Democratic lawmakers called them illegal propaganda. One of the ads plays black-and-white footage of Trump with a voiceover of him saying, “Together we will defeat communism, socialism and Marxism in America.” Photos of him as president and during the 2024 campaign flash onscreen as the song “Love Me,” by JMSN plays in the ba
Data centers: Why do companies request NDAs? (opens the original)
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After the city of Salem, Oregon, announced this summer that a data center could soon open in the area, residents crammed into a council meeting to air their grievances. For more than a year, city officials had been meeting privately with a California-based tech company, Verrus, to discuss the proposed project, which many of the residents who spoke up that day in July opposed. One called a nondisclosure agreement between Salem and Verrus a “definitive blow to our trust.” Others worried that the d
Did Collins tell older Americans, ‘get off’ Social Security? (opens the original)
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U.S. Rep. Mike Collins “voted to gut Social Security” and “wants to push (older Americans) off Social Security and back to work.” U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff, who is seeking to retain his Georgia seat, has been airing TV ads aimed at older Americans that say his Republican opponent U.S. Rep. Mike Collins wants to cut their retirement benefits. “Georgia Congressman Mike Collins voted to gut Social Security, and Mike Collins says he wants to push you off Social Security and back to work,” the narrator in
No evidence horse meat is being sold as beef in the US (opens the original)
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Products marked as beef on U.S. store shelves “might just be from a foreign country that was buying horses from the U.S. government for the slaughter.” A combination of President Donald Trump’s comments about striking a deal with other countries to ease U.S. beef prices and recent reporting about slaughtered horses ignited online conspiracy theories that horse meat is being covertly sold in U.S. supermarkets. An Aug. 23 TikTok post has text that says, “Wild Horses are Rounded up for the Slaughte
Does Nixon support defunding police, noncitizen voting? (opens the original)
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After Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon scored a stunning upset in the Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate, her Republican opponent sought to tie her to extreme policies. Republican incumbent Sen. Ashley Moody pointed to Nixon’s membership in the Democratic Socialists of America, an organization that received widespread attention as its members notched recent primary wins across the country. DSA member New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani began the wave with his 2025 win. Moody, who was appointed
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