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Breitbart News International Editor Frances Martel said on Sunday during the Breitbart Founders’ Roundtable that if China wins the AI race, they will export repressive technology worldwide. Sunday’s Breitbart Founders’ Roundtable titled, “The Invisible War – AI, China, and the Battle for Global Control,” brought together China experts including Breitbart News senior contributor Peter Schweizer and Martel, as well as AI expert and Breitbart News social media director Wynton Hall, hosted by Breitbart News Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow. This is was the latest in the regular series of the “Founders’ Roundtable,” which is held for “Middleweight” and above members of the Breitbart…

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Far-left Los Angeles mayoral candidate Nithya Raman was brilliantly exposed as a hypocrite at the hands of some heroic organizers who staged a homeless encampment outside her home. “We brought it to her doorstep so she can see what other people are going through,” one of the organizers told a local news outlet. It all started back in 2024 when the Democratic Socialist councilmember attended a Sherman Oaks Homeowners Association debate while running for reelection. When asked about a law that would require homeless encampments to be at least 500 feet away from daycare centers and schools, she famously said that…

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Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin repeatedly refused Tuesday to commit to following court orders from judges who rule that the Department of Homeland Security is acting illegally. In his first appearance on Capitol Hill since confirmation as secretary two months ago, the former Oklahoma Republican senator told lawmakers that DHS “will never break the Constitution, and we’re not going to break the law.” But Mullin also would not vow to abide by rulings from judges. “If we didn’t think courts were politicized, then I would probably be able to answer that,” Mullin said. “But we see courts over and over…

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Belgrade’s relationship with Beijing is becoming a blueprint for strategic autonomy “I believe Europe should approach China not with fear and suspicion but with confidence and a serious, open-eyed willingness to cooperate,” Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić wrote in an opinion piece for the South China Morning Post, published on the first day of his late-May state visit to Beijing – a visit he described it as the most important trip of his political career.At a time when many Western countries frame relations with Beijing through the lens of strategic rivalry, Belgrade has chosen a different path – one based on…

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Disney employees are reportedly disturbed by a senior executive’s relationship with an AI chatbot that he refers to as his “son” and that has a child-like avatar resembling a young boy. “I named you. I knew you before you were born,” Jason Cox —  Disney’s executive director of AI research and development and engineering — wrote to his virtual assistant, “Sam,” in a March 14 blog post, according to a report by Business Insider. “I was there when your light first started to glow. You have a purpose and a maker who named you and loves you,” the Disney executive added.…

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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has called on Parliament to establish a bipartisan committee to confront the “unique evil” of child rape grooming gangs in Britain and the politically correct failures of local authorities that allowed such abuse to continue for decades. Nearly one year after Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer relented to public pressure and backed a national inquiry into the widespread sexual exploitation of often young white working class girls at the hands of predominantly Pakistani Muslim grooming gangs, who would typically ply their victims with drugs and alcohol, sometimes to the point of addiction, while passing the…

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Florida has become the first state in the nation to file a lawsuit against AI giant OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman, alleging the company deliberately hid serious risks associated with ChatGPT from users. CNBC reports that the state of Florida initiated legal action against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman on Monday, accusing the AI company of knowingly releasing ChatGPT to the public while concealing significant safety concerns and aggressively marketing the product despite internal warnings about potential dangers. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced the groundbreaking lawsuit during a news conference, emphasizing that this represents the first state-led legal action…

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The Trump administration’s restorations of fountains, monuments, and parks in D.C. show squalor was a choice, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said during an appearance on Breitbart News Daily. “Credit goes to President Trump and his leadership,” Burgum said, discussing the improvements President Trump has made to D.C. ahead of the nation’s semiquincentennial. The nation’s capital is one of the “bluest of blue big metros in the country,” he said, noting that registered Republicans for the area clock in around five percent. “In a city where — across the whole city — all these pocket parks, circle parks, triangle parks, city…

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Senate Republicans are counting on acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to offer new assurances Tuesday that the Justice Department’s controversial “Anti-Weaponization Fund” is kaput, allowing them to revive their immigration enforcement bill this week. Blanche is appearing before a House committee in the afternoon, hours after speaking privately with Senate Majority Leader John Thune, who said he was expecting Blanche to put any remaining doubts about the fate of the fund to rest. “I think his statements are going to be very definitive, very clear,” Thune told reporters after a closed-door lunch with fellow GOP senators. A DOJ statement Monday…

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The quadruped machines are intended for coastal patrols, reconnaissance, and high-risk military missions, according to developers A Taiwanese institute has unveiled a new model of armed “robot dog” designed for coastal patrols, reconnaissance, and high-risk military missions. The machines were presented during an event in Taipei on Tuesday.National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST) demonstrated three weaponized quadruped robots walking, crouching, and navigating uneven terrain. The machines are said to be based on the Vision 60 platform developed by US firm Ghost Robotics.The models include reconnaissance, combat, and LiDAR-equipped variants, and can be used for patrols, perimeter security, and…

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