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Screenshot White House Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing Peter Navarro went on Newsmax Tuesday night and ripped the mask off Fox News. On Tuesday night, Navarro sat down with Greg Kelly on Newsmax and answered the charge that has been thrown at him all week: that he dragged Bartiromo’s name through the mud and got her thrown off the air. His answer was blunt. “Absolutely not,” Navarro said. “The text was sent to me. It was my duty to forward on. And Maria Bartiromo was aghast at what the network was doing.” As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, Bartiromo…

More than a decade ago, Ohio lawmakers exempted tech companies from paying sales tax on the computer servers and equipment that fill data centers. That break has since ballooned into one of the state’s most expensive. Now, Ohio joins a parade of states rethinking the sweetheart deals they gave Silicon Valley giants. The Wall Street Journal reports that the exemption cost Ohio more than $1.5 billion last year, over 10 times what state officials originally estimated. The scale of it became public after the news outlet Signal Ohio reported on it, and voters were angry enough that Gov. Mike DeWine…

Trump Economic Advisor Christopher Phelan said that President Donald Trump’s plan to reduce inflation is working, and added that he sees “no reason to raise rates.” While speaking to Breitbart News Washington Bureau Chief Matthew Boyle, Phelan admitted that “right now, inflation is a little bit higher than we would like,” adding that it is “coming down.” When asked how to “combat” inflation and “turn a corner” on it, Phelan explained that while Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation has been higher than the Federal Reserve’s target, it is “improving.” “I wouldn’t say a lot of it started under the Biden…

Alliance for a Better Future CEO Janet Kelly said during the Breitbart News “State of the Economy” policy event Tuesday that humanity dignity must be at the core of artificial intelligence (AI) policy, adding that she believes “every single human is made with inherent value and worth.” While speaking with Breitbart News Washington Bureau Chief Matthew Boyle during a Breitbart News event, Kelly spoke about how AI “has the potential to be the most powerful technology in the world.” Breitbart News Washington Bureau Chief Matthew Boyle (left) interviews Alliance for a Better Future CEO Janet Kelly during the Breitbart News “State of…

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) will host a private briefing for senators next week with top artificial intelligence researchers, according to a letter to colleagues obtained by POLITICO.The meeting, slated for 4 p.m. on Sept. 16, comes as concerns grow on both sides of the aisle about safety warnings from top AI labs and researchers about the technology’s growing capabilities.“Congress needs SERIOUS discussions about this issue,” Sanders wrote. “That is why I will be convening a private briefing with some of the leading experts in the world to discuss this recent incident and the extraordinary dangers that AI poses for humanity.”Geoffrey…

The trilateral wargames proceed as planned despite Trump’s earlier snub. How is Washington keeping Seoul hooked? The joint military exercises now underway between the United States, South Korea, and Japan are a clear signal that Washington is still moving ahead with the long-term project of building its alliances and partnerships in Asia into a tight military-political structure, despite leadership changes in both the US and South Korea. The current Washington administration, however, isn’t above using political leverage to keep Seoul in line.The joint exercises of South Korea, Japan, and the US became a regular occurrence already under Biden, and they…

Uganda wants no part of what they call ‘Harry-Meghan nonsense’ Another day, another blow to Harry’s return to Britain. The return of Harry and Meghan to the UK apparently continues to be quite bumpy. Today, Uganda has announced that they are pulling out of Prince Harry’s flagship project Invictus Games, claiming the event ‘does not have the King’s approval’. While the African country is just one of the 26 involved in the Birmingham/2027 competition, the manner in which they pulled out may have lasting consequences. Prince Harry suffers blow as Uganda pulls out of Invictus Games in ‘display of loyalty…

In the era rising left-wing political violence and liberals’ hero worship for murderers like Luigi Mangione, Hollywood executives have been increasingly spending millions on private security and bodyguards as threats against them soar. Executives for OpenAI, Meta, Warner Bros., Fox, Netflix, Apple, Comcast and more are investing at double and even triple the rate they have been into security for CEOs and other high-ranking officials, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The report found that Netflix hiked its security costs by 30 percent year-over-year and spent $1.8 million last year. Amazon spent 50 percent move in the same period. Warner Bros. Discovery…

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Tuesday put the spotlight on the case of a violent African migrant who allegedly injured two Rome police officers but was rapidly released from prison by a judge hours later. Meloni condemned the violent man’s stroll to almost instant freedom as “frankly unacceptable,” as it undermines the state’s credibility as a whole. According to Italian outlets, the incident occurred over the weekend in central Rome’s Via Cavour. At the time, a man reportedly described as a 29 year-old Senegalese national allegedly bearing a French passport sat outside a local business and refused to step aside.…

Missouri Attorney General Catherine L. Hanaway filed a lawsuit against the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) Tuesday, seeking to end the requirement that law-abiding Americans must register suppressors and short barrel rifles and shotguns. A press statement issued by Hanaway notes her argument that when Congress zeroed the National Firearms Act (NFA) taxes on suppressors and short barrel rifles and shotguns, the basis for any registration scheme was undone. Yet, as the release points out, “Even so, the federal government continues to enforce extensive registration and data‑collection requirements, backed by criminal penalties, that Missouri argues no longer have a…