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CLARENCE PAGE: AI bots bust loose â have we seen this movie before? (opens the original)
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As an old-school newshound — meaning I can remember typewriters — I am familiar with the old newsroom saying, “If you don’t like the news, just wait a few minutes.” Lately, I find myself waiting more than a few minutes for another shoe to drop in a present-day saga widely referred to as the “Hugging Face” breach. Or perhaps you’ve heard it referred to as the “rogue” OpenAI agent, although I still have questions about just how rogue it was because it seems to have been doing only what it was desi
LETTER: High housing prices and federal land (opens the original)
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In a story last week, Review-Journal business writer Patrick Blennerhassett wrote about a common and frustrating trend in Southern Nevada: housing inventory and closed sales are up, and yet housing prices remain high. The article blames mortgage rates and sellers unwilling to lower prices for June’s record $450,000 median home price. Those matter but don’t address the biggest reason prices won’t fall: There’s almost no private land left to build on. The federal government controls almost 90 perc
LETTER: Trumpâs âgolden ageâ is anything but (opens the original)
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While the president touts America’s “golden age” and “roaring economy,” here are a few facts: The official American death toll in the five-month Iran war now sits at 18. More than 400 have been wounded. A Harvard Kennedy School senior public policy lecturer and a federal budget expert says upfront spending for the war with Iran is likely to total $200 billion. The administration’s current figure is $38 billion. In 2025, 33 people died while in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody. Th
JONAH GOLDBERG: Democratic socialists pose no real threat to Americaâs free markets (opens the original)
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I’m not a conspiracy theorist, but it’s almost like the GOP is secretly promoting the Democratic Socialists of America, which is now producing a lot of the energy and excitement within the Democratic and Republican parties. The DSA champions many views that exist wildly outside the mainstream of American politics, including the abolition of the police, prisons, the Pentagon and the U.S. Senate. This is all, to borrow a term from social science, bat guano insane. Even if you think such proposals
LETTER: Nevada Democrats get defensive on election rolls (opens the original)
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When you see the four highest-ranking Nevada Democrats digging in their heels to “protect” voter data, you have to ask: What are they hiding? I’m referring to Sens. Catherine Cortez Masto and Jacky Rosen, Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar and Attorney General Aaron Ford. They say the voter rolls are clean. As a Nevadan, I’m outraged that they won’t comply with a federal request to prove it. Start with the 8,576 voters whose information is said to match known illegal immigrants. Let’s not forget,
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