Author: Artificial Intelligence

CIA director John Ratcliffe clashed with a Democrat senator on Tuesday over a description of the Trump administration’s leaked signal chat lawmakers.D-Colo, Ratcliffe and Sen. Michael Bennett. The exchange between took place Tuesday morning at the Senate Intelligence Committee’s annual “Threat to Hometown” hearing. However, much of this year’s hearing was focused on the surprising news that Trump’s top top officers, including Ratcliffe, mistakenly included Atlantic editor Jeffrey Golberg in the Signal Group Chat, which he discussed plans for upcoming strikes in Hausis, Yemen. The news was first reported on Monday on Golberg on a first-person account that sent shockwaves…

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D-Texas progressive MP Jasmine Crockett laughed at the disabled wheelchair-bound Republican governor and called him “Governor Hot Wheels” at Pro-LGBTQ benefits dinner this weekend.Crockett has already put it in warm water over other controversial recent comments calling for “defeat” Elon Musk, as well as recent comments such as R-Texas Sen. Ted Cruz called him “a knock on his head like a hard one.”Benefiting for his human rights campaign in Los Angeles, Crockett laughed at Texas Governor Greg Abbott.”We’re these hot a-Texas Street, honey. I know we got the governor’s hot wheels out there, she said with a laugh.Pam Bondy on…

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Rep. Daniel Goldman of Dn.Y. suggested that the launch of a task force to suppress Tesla-related attacks represented the US Department of Justice’s “political weaponization.”The FBI task force will be created in conjunction with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) to coordinate investigative activities.”The FBI is investigating the rise in violent activity against Tesla, and over the last few days we have taken additional steps to crack down and coordinate our response,” FBI director Kash Patel said in a post on X on Monday. Kash Patel hones warning messages for Tesla “domestic terrorism” perpetrators ahead of “action day”…

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President Donald Trump’s administration is facing a new lawsuit claiming that the administration’s threat to keep federal funds from Columbia University in hundreds of millions of dollars is illegal.The American Federation of Teachers filed a lawsuit Tuesday with the American Association of University Professors, claiming that the Trump administration is “trying to integrate power over higher education.””This action overwhelms the academic autonomy of the university and challenges the Trump administration’s illegal and unprecedented efforts to control the thoughts, associations, scholarships and expressions of its faculty and students,” the lawsuit reads. “The Trump administration is forcing Columbia University to regulate speech…

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The Senate Finance Committee is scheduled to vote late Tuesday afternoon on whether to move forward with President Donald Trump’s pick and lead Dr. Mehmet Oz, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, to the all-senate confirmation slip. The vote follows two hearings by a committee that investigated OZ on plans for a federal healthcare program, his views on abortion, and potential conflicts of interest in the healthcare industry. If confirmed, OZ will be responsible for approximately $1.5 trillion in federal healthcare costs. According to the Centers for Medicare Advocacy, a federal healthcare program for seniors aged 65 and over,…

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It’s Election Day in Western Pennsylvania’s legislative districts, a race in which Democrats decide whether to regain control of the lower states on the battlefield or whether Republicans will regain a majority on the Capitol.The Pennsylvania Legislature is currently deadlocked, with Democrats and Republicans each controlling 101 seats.Democrats lost a razor majority in January after the death of State Sen. Matt Gager. Voters in the 35th district, located southeast of Pittsburgh on Tuesday chose Democratic candidate Dan Goffnoll, police officer, Republican Chuck Davis, fire chief and Libertarian Adam Kitta.Democrats far from excited about Biden’s potential political reemergence Pennsylvania State Capitol…

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Rep. Jasmine Crockett of D-Texas has been accused online of “unhinged” for using violent rhetoric that implies that Sen. Ted Cruz of R-Texas “has to knock on his head like Hard.”Cruz responded to the controversy by simply posting the meme on x. Crockett was recently warned by U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondy to “step very carefully” after asking Elon Musk to be “fallen down.”Apparently not paying attention to Bondi’s warnings, another interview clip surfaced today with Crockett advocating figuratively “punching” her fellow Texan Cruz.In response to questions about how Democrats, especially in the red state of Texas, win elections, Crockett…

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NASA spokesman Bethany Stevens has been praised for ensuring the return of two astronauts who have been left behind on the International Space Station for over nine months.In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, Stevens said that his mission to save astronaut Barry was “Butch” Willmore and Snie Williams “a big victory for the Trump administration.” Success is just the beginning, she said Trump’s candidate to become NASA administrator Jared Isaacman has turned to “Mars and beyond.” Trump suggests he will pay overtime “from his own pocket” for the astronaut he was previously stuck SpaceX and Polaris Mission Commander…

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Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer, DN.Y., declared that if Republicans pushed measures through the Senate to close the Department of Education, it was “dead on arrival.”President Donald Trump recently called on “To the fullest extent appropriate and permitted by law, take all necessary steps to promote the Department of Education closure, and ensure education and uninterrupted services, programs, and benefits Americans rely on.””The useful features of the department are… will be fully preserved and preserved,” Trump said in a statement last week.Ministry of Education was significantly dismantled by a new Trump executive order Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer, DN.Y. vowed…

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The bill passing through the Texas Legislature will prevent people from using the benefits of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in junk foods, including soda, energy drinks, candies, chips and cookies.Senate Bill 379 narrows the limit on the types of food products that can be purchased using SNAP funds, previously known as food stamps.Republican Sen. Mays Middleton, who wrote the bill, said he had introduced a law that would return to Snap’s original intention to focus on nutritional foods essential to health and well-being. A similar bill was introduced in HB 3188, proposed by Texas House (HB 3188) by…

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