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This is what "globalize the intifada" looks like (opens the original)
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The details are still emerging, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has confirmed the early suspicions about what motivated the thwarted hijacker of FlyDubai’s Tel Aviv-bound Flight FZ1073. "We know that he underwent Islamist radical indoctrination," Netanyahu said on Thursday morning, appearing on Fox & Friends, though the investigation is ongoing. Israel’s defense minister had already called it attempted jihadist terrorism. President Donald Trump said the night before, after speaking
How the data center dividend can make shiny happy people (opens the original)
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Do you think Donald Trump is a secret R.E.M. fan? Trump was, wittingly or not, channeling “Shiny Happy People” when selling the virtues of data centers alongside some of Big Tech’s biggest names this week. They were gathered together to discuss how to win the global AI race without killing everyone. A noble mission. “This is a group that loves local communities,” Trump said, as the tech leaders around him stared like reluctant teenagers visiting an elderly relative, showing little enthusiasm for
5 signs Iran’s defeat is finally arriving (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump’s shifting timeline for victory in Iran—which has gone from a few weeks, to months, now to after the midterms—has exposed his administration’s various miscalculations as it entered the conflict alongside Israel back in February. The Iranian regime has largely held together. Its ability to disrupt energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz was underappreciated. The overwhelming might of the American and Israeli militaries was not enough alone to secure a rapid win. But there
James Talarico’s Texas hype train has a 2024 problem (opens the original)
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The James Talarico hype train is thundering through Texas, powered by poll after poll showing the Democrat leads Republican rival Ken Paxton in a gripping Senate race that could flip a red state blue for the first time in, well, a long time. Talarico is young, charismatic, and devoutly Christian. He’s also liberal on issues like abortion and LGBTQ+ rights, once describing God as nonbinary, the kind of stance that has earned him the nickname "Tala-freak-o" among his Republican opponents. Paxton,
Sarah Huckabee Sanders fell into a welfare trap (opens the original)
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There’s probably a rule written by some political strategist somewhere warning candidates not to use their ads to attack demographics whose voters form a core part of their base. Really, you don’t need a consultant to tell you that. Most people outside of politics would intuit the common sense. But not, it appears, Republican Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders of Arkansas. Huckabee Sanders’ new ad takes aim at welfare dependency and so should be red meat for the kind of conservatives on whose votes
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