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On Wednesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Situation Room,” Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-MI) responded to the controversy around Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed’s relationship with Hasan Piker by saying that “I’m tired of people trying to drag me into it. I strongly disagree with many of the things that Hasan Piker has said,” and “it’s incumbent upon Abdul to make it very clear to people that he doesn’t agree with things that Hasan Piker says. I pray we’re not going to see him in Michigan from now until the election. But I’m focused on getting healthcare back for the people that…

Pressure is growing on House GOP leaders to allow a floor vote before the midterms on legislation designed to shield their constituents from the costs associated with data centers, with an increasing number of Republicans worried that mounting opposition to the energy-sucking facilities could hurt them at the polls.Reeling from voter complaints over the five-week summer recess about rising power prices linked to the nationwide data center boom — necessary to power the growing artificial intelligence demand — some Republicans are now pressing for action around a bill called the Ratepayer Protection Act.The bipartisan measure, which advanced unanimously out of…

The legendary musician says Big Tech manipulation and military confrontation stem from the same pursuit of power Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters has warned that artificial intelligence and social media are eroding people’s ability to think and feel, while powerful interests exploit technology, politics and war for profit.Speaking to RT on Wednesday, the veteran musician welcomed Australia’s decision to bar fully AI-generated songs from its music charts, saying streaming platforms have already gutted musicians’ livelihoods with minuscule royalties while concentrating ownership and profits in the hands of Big Tech.“So that piracy has almost destroyed everything. But if they are then…

From Canada to Europe, citizens are pushing back against migration because of concerns over crime, welfare dependency, and the broader fiscal burden. Photo courtesy of CBC. From Canada to Europe, citizens are pushing back against migration because of concerns over crime, welfare dependency, and the broader fiscal burden. Photo courtesy of CBC. A Canadian group is being called racist for pushing back against immigration, but they have legitimate grounds to believe the country would benefit from mass deportations. Statistics Canada’s “immigrant generation” measure shows 44% of Canadians are first- or second-generation, either immigrants themselves or Canadian-born children of at least…

Innovation Council Action founder Taylor Budowich emphasized listening to communities and addressing concerns over electricity and water surrounding artificial intelligence and data-center development during a Breitbart News policy event, while arguing that good policy can help address the political challenges surrounding the issues. Breitbart News Washington Bureau Chief Matt Boyle asked Budowich what advice he would give political operatives in either party as they consider how to discuss artificial intelligence and data centers ahead of the midterm and 2028 elections. “You listen first, then you address the concerns,” Budowich said. “The concerns — electricity, water — are driving a lot…

Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is being scapegoated for two measles deaths in Pennsylvania when everyone knows the liars in the corporate media (especially CNN) and the disgraced Dr. Anthony Fauci are to blame for this. “RFK Jr.’s lies and conspiracy theories are making Marylanders sick,” U.S. Senator Angela Alsobrooks (D-MD) screeched on X Tuesday. “RFK Jr. must resign or be fired. Vaccines are safe and effective. Listen to your pediatrician.” “His actions and the rhetoric that’s coming from this administration are having a negative impact on communities across America, particularly right here in Pennsylvania,”…

American consumers took a bit of a breather in July after a strong spring, while incomes rose more than expected and households put a larger share of their earnings into savings. Personal-consumption expenditures increased 0.2 percent from the previous month, the Commerce Department said Wednesday. That was down from a 0.3 percent increase in June, although stronger than the 0.1 percent gain economists had forecast. After adjusting for inflation, spending was essentially unchanged in July, following a 0.4 percent increase in June. The result marked a soft start to the third quarter but followed robust consumption growth during the spring.…

President Donald Trump paid tribute to the 13 fallen servicemembers killed in the Abbey Gate bombing five years ago on Wednesday during former President Joe Biden’s botched Afghanistan withdrawal. Trump took to Truth Social to commemorate the fallen and blast Biden: Today, we honor the 13 brave American HEROES who were tragically killed five years ago by evil Jihadi terrorists in Kabul, Afghanistan. This catastrophe was a result of Sleepy Joe Biden’s totally botched Withdrawal from the Country, which left our wonderful Servicemen and women defenseless, and allowed the Taliban to free thousands of bloodthirsty terrorists and criminals held at…

Credit: Gage Skidmore/Flickr Two of Iowa’s most prominent Democratic candidates have urged former Vice-President Kamala Harris to stay away from their state ahead of the midterms. Iowa gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand was asked by POLITICO’s Jonathan Martin whether he wanted Harris to come and campaign for him. “No thanks,” he responded: Let’s move on. We need some new leadership.” Asked whether Harris should run again in 2028, his answer was similarly emphatic. ”No,” he said. Watch the clip below: First high-profile Dem to answer this question directly You’d think that after saying one thing in public and another in private…

LONDON (AP) – An inquest opened Wednesday into the sudden death earlier this month of Jason Arday, a Cambridge University professor who faced a storm of plagiarism accusations. Arday, 41, who became Cambridge´s youngest Black professor in 2023, was found dead at an address in south London on Aug. 13, days after he resigned his post as professor of sociology of education following intense media scrutiny of his credentials and many of the other claims he had made about his accomplishments outside of academia. The inquest opened with a short hearing at London Inner South Coroner´s Court. Any deaths in…