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Reasons to Vote in 2026, Part I: Illegal Immigration (opens the original)
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The 2026 elections, the elections we are facing in just a few weeks, will be the most consequential and, likely, the most hotly contested midterm elections in recent history. There's a lot at stake, including control of the House of Representatives and the Senate. Along with that control goes the success or failure of the remaining two years of the Trump administration. There's a lot yet to be done, and one of those things is election integrity, meaning that, once again, Republicans have to win
New Treasury Sanctions Slam Iran's Auto, Rail, and Steel Sectors (opens the original)
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In the ongoing conflict between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States, Iran is finding its options are all wrapped up by three primary administration figures, aside from President Trump; they are contending with Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Of the three, it seems that right now, Treasury Secretary Bessent is doing them the most damage. Now, on Thursday, Treasury Secretary Bessent has announced a new round of san
Jurassic, Eocene, Today: Let's Look at Some Climate Numbers (opens the original)
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Facts matter. In issues of politics, of policy, and most especially of science, facts matter. In the matter of climate change, which is supposed to be an area of scientific inquiry but which has become a matter of partisan activism, facts matter. And the facts are these: The earth's climate has always changed, and always will. Humans have some impact on those changes, the extent of which pales before the planet's vast cycles, cycles of winds, ocean currents and temperatures, and even cycles in a
Marco Rubio Kicks Iranian Negotiators Out of the US As Talks Stall (opens the original)
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Iran is not doing itself any favors. Following the UN General Assembly, Iran left a negotiating team led by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi behind in the United States, supposedly to engage Secretary of State Marco Rubio in negotiations. As of Monday, Secretary Rubio has had enough, and, noting that the Iranian delegation had "outstayed their welcome," ordered them out of the country. Now, Iran faces the other side of the coin again. Secretary of State Marco Rubio abruptly ended talks an
Chinese Hackers Pose As Former White House Official to Target AI Experts. Who’s Liable? (opens the original)
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Google is about to release a new artificial intelligence (AI) model they are calling Gemini 4 Argon. The rise of an ever-increasing number of these products has caused concern across the political spectrum, and now Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) and Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) are forming an unlikely alliance, proposing a bill to make AI companies legally liable for any hacking incidents. Also, recently OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, according to Sen. Hawley, declined to appear before the Senate to discuss a r
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