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Oklahoma Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Mazzei responded to President Donald Trump’s election integrity speech, stating that “election integrity is extremely important to the people of Oklahoma.” During an appearance on Breitbart News Saturday, Mazzei spoke about how money for the medical marijuana industry in Oklahoma “has just rushed in” from the Chinese Communist Party. Mazzei added that his Republican opponent, Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond, “doesn’t want people to know that his bank” operates within the cannabis industry. During Trump’s speech on Thursday, the president spoke about how roughly 220 million U.S. voter files were taken by China. “Election integrity is…

The unprecedented breach saw an intruder LLM execute “thousands of individual actions” across multiple sandboxes, Hugging Face has reported New York-based company Hugging Face has reported that a fully autonomous AI agent breached its AI model repository, describing the hack as unprecedented.Hugging Face runs an open-source platform where researchers and developers come together to share and test tools, models, and resources for AI projects. It also features a freely available repository of over 900,000 pre-trained models.Experts have increasingly cautioned that Large Language Models (LLMs) originally designed to boost productivity and strengthen cyber defense could also be used to automate cyberattacks.In…

Tou Lue Vang (Credit: DHS) A foreign criminal who repeatedly raped a 10-year-old girl and tried to buy her silence was days from deportation when Minnesota Democrats, led by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, stepped in to protect him. Now, Minnesota’s flagship paper, The Minnesota Star Tribune, is facing backlash after columnist Rochelle Olson’s article “Cheers to Gov. Tim Walz,” praised the governor for his decision to defend the pardon. According to the Department of Homeland Security, Laotian illegal alien pedophile Tou Lue Vang repeatedly raped a 10-year-old girl in Minnesota in 2004 and was issued a deportation order. Vang even…

White House counterterrorism adviser Sebastian Gorka and investigative journalist John Solomon criticized CBS News editor in chief Bari Weiss on Saturday, accusing the network of brushing off President Donald Trump’s disclosure that China obtained files on hundreds of millions of American voters. Solomon, an award-winning journalist, pointed back to the network’s earlier coverage of a Chinese breach of British voter data. He asked why that story got serious treatment while the Trump announcement did not. Solomon put the question to Weiss directly in a post on X. “Hey @bariweiss, when Biden admin announced China obtained 40 million of Great Britain’s…

Organizers say 25,000 people took part in the latest rally against Japan revising its constitution and abandoning pacifism Thousands of protestors gathered outside Japan’s parliament in Tokyo on Sunday to oppose Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s plans to revise the country’s pacifist constitution and expand its military capabilities.The 25,000 who reportedly attended called for Takaichi’s resignation and decried her plan to increase defense spending, relax restrictions on exporting weapons, and enact legislation they say could weaken civil liberties.The rally followed similar earlier protests in the Japanese capital, reportedly attended by 50,000 people in May, 26,000 on June 19, and 27,000…

Burnham, the ‘King of the North’, lacks legitimacy, according to critics – Wiki Commons The British have not voted for Burnham’s ‘back to the 70’s’ state intervention plan. And so, we’ve come to the day when failing Keir Starmer left his position as premier before two years, and the electorally untested Andy Burnham has become the new British Prime Minister. The former mayor of Manchester was only elected to be MP for Markham, with a few thousand votes, but now will govern the Kingdom with a whole set of policies that have not been sanctioned by voters. So, he is…

A new report from child safety watchdog Common Sense Media has concluded that Google’s AI-powered Search poses an unacceptable risk to young users, prompting calls for schools to discontinue use of Google products until AI features can be disabled. Common Sense Media has released a report raising alarms about Google’s integration of artificial intelligence into its Search platform, arguing that the technology presents “unacceptable risks” to students and should be removed from classrooms entirely. The report explains that Google’s AI-powered Search features, including AI Mode and AI Overviews, expose students to potentially harmful generative AI technology without adequate safeguards. The…

Argentine law enforcement officials arrested at least 15 individuals in Buenos Aires late Sunday night after riots broke out following Argentina’s defeat at the FIFA World Cup final. According to local outlets, the incident occurred around midnight (local time) at Buenos Aires’ Obelisk, the city’s central plaza and a location that has historically served as the main gathering point for fans of Argentina’s national soccer team to celebrate the team’s victories. Argentina, the 2022 FIFA World Cup champions, lost the 2026 final against Spain after Ferran Torres scored a deadlock-breaking goal at the match’s 106th minute, leading his country to…

We’re back to that dilemma from earlier in the year: Are you willing to temporarily pay more for gas to stop Iran from getting a nuclear weapon? With the resumption of the war with Iran, gas has returned to a national average of $4 a gallon this week. Gas prices had started coming down after the U.S. and Iran agreed to a peace deal, which brought stability to the market. Then, as everyone with an IQ over 70 expected, that all fell apart as Iran continued to violate the agreement. Nevertheless, we did have a few weeks of gas prices…

On Saturday’s broadcast of MS NOW’s “The Weekend,” co-host Eugene Daniels asked former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams what it says that Republicans are spending so much effort towards “making people believe that they can’t trust” in elections. While discussing reports that President Donald Trump would dispute the legitimacy of the election of Georgia’s two U.S. senators, Daniels said that while Trump didn’t dispute the legitimacy of the two senators, Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) did say some senators weren’t legitimately elected and “what does it say that all of the levers of power that Republicans have seem to be pointed…