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The bipartisan bill mirrors a 2023 law that banned Chinese drones from federal use, extending restrictions to ground-based robotics. Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.), the third-highest-ranking Republican in the U.S. Senate, and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), the highest-ranking Democrat in the Senate, on March 26 introduced bipartisan legislation that would bar the federal government …

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David Sacks walked into the Trump White House last January as America’s first-ever AI and crypto czar, armed with a Silicon Valley network, a free-market philosophy, and a mandate to drag federal technology policy into the 21st century. Thirteen months later, he’s walking out of that specific role — not because he stumbled, not because …

David Sacks Forced Out of AI Czar Role, Now America’s REAL AI Planning Can Begin Read More »

Last week, The Wall Street Journal reported that President Donald Trump “is seeking to lower the profile of his mass deportation effort, and has directed his top advisers to adopt a new approach on one of his central campaign promises.” According to the report, Trump has had conversations with his top advisors and First Lady Melania Trump in …

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Google is courting fresh controversy after starting to test a feature that rewrites article headlines without seeking permission or even notifying the publishers. The trial expands on earlier artificial intelligence (AI) tools, such as AI Overviews, which condense articles into short summaries. Media leaders voiced outrage at the complete lack of communication or approval, with one executive calling it “another …

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Gov. Abigail Spanberger is currently considering whether to sign a bill to codify contraceptive access in Virginia, but for progressive policymakers in the state, the real battle for “reproductive rights” will take place this November. This is when voters in the commonwealth will decide whether to enshrine abortion on demand into the state constitution with House Joint Resolution No. 1. Similar ballot measures in other states have struck down pro-life laws, such as Ohio’s law for the proper disposal of fetal remains. But HJ1 is the most extreme of …

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You’re letting the real culprits off the hook. In the weeks after Charlie Kirk was assassinated on Sep. 10, 2025, a poisonous conspiracy theory began circulating in certain corners of the right: “Israel did it.” Some claimed the Mossad orchestrated the sniper attack because Kirk had supposedly “noticed” Jewish influence, turned critical of Israel, or …

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The partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security entered its sixth week on Friday with no end in sight after House Republicans flatly rejected a last-ditch Senate proposal that would have funded most of the agency while carving out Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection. Speaker Mike Johnson made clear the …

Mike Johnson Rejects Senate’s Weak Partial DHS Funding “Gambit” as Democrats Head Out on Vacation Read More »

America, our leaders keep saying we don’t want to become Europe… Pro-tip: We are already there. Let’s take a look at this very troubling gathering that just took place. On March 20, 2026, the Mosque Foundation — also known as the Bridgeview Mosque or Mosque Foundation of Chicago — in Bridgeview, Illinois, drew nearly 30,000 …

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Liberal sports commentator Stephen A. Smith voiced support for voter ID requirements while criticizing both the political Left and national leaders during a broadcast of his SiriusXM show “Straight Shooter.” Smith, who is often cited as a potential Democrat presidential contender, argued Wednesday that requiring identification to vote is consistent with everyday standards. He is …

Stephen A Smith Delivers Blunt Message for Democrats Opposing Voter ID: ‘Shut the Hell Up!’ Read More »

A common and often treatable medical condition is appearing in medical records years before many older adults receive a dementia diagnosis, according to research published this week. Severe infections, especially those serious enough to require hospital care, show a notable association with the later development of late-onset dementia. The study, conducted by researchers at the …

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