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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says the AI industry can only overcome public skepticism by delivering real scientific breakthroughs rather than promises. According to Amodei, Americans are beginning to think grand promises about AI are deceptive, and the only way to change that is AI “curing cancer.” Business Insider reports that Dario Amodei, the CEO of Anthropic, said over the weekend that the best way to win over AI skeptics is for the industry to deliver on its hype. In a rare post on X, he acknowledged the public’s mistrust of artificial intelligence and argued that only tangible scientific achievements can change…

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President Donald Trump reportedly told Fox News chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst on Monday he was prepared to order airstrikes against Oman if it interferes with resolution of the Iran conflict. “If Oman gets in the way, we’ll bomb the s**t out of them,” Yingst said Trump told him during a telephone interview. Yingst did not publish an audio recording of the remarks. Trump was allegedly reacting to Iran’s frequent statements that it has nearly worked out a deal for joint control of the Strait of Hormuz with Oman, including a scheme for the two nations to extort “fees” from…

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During Sunday’s broadcast of NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Attorney General Todd Blanche rejected calls from the left-wing media to say that the Department of Justice operated independently of the White House’s executive functions. “As we just heard in your address to the Justice Department staff this week, you said you and DOJ will, quote, ‘uphold the law without fear or favor,’” “Meet the Press” moderator Kristen Welker said. “You, of course, used to be President Trump’s former personal defense attorney. Can you pledge that the Justice Department will always act independently of the White House?” Blanche replied, “Well, there’s a big…

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During a rally in Atlanta, Georgia, Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff attacks President Trump’s relationship with aide Natalie Harp. Screenshot The Democratic Party’s new flavor of the month is sparking outrage online with a disgusting and baseless comment regarding President Trump’s relationship with one of his most loyal aides. As Georgia Public Radio reported, Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff held a large rally in Atlanta on Sunday for his re-election bid. Ossoff is widely expected to defeat his GOP challenger, Mike Collins, a victory that could provide a launching pad for a 2028 presidential bid. Ossoff certainly sounded like a potential candidate…

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On this week’s broadcast of Fox News Channel’s “Sunday Morning Futures,” House Judiciary Committee chairman Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) argued that despite having some critics, his committee has done “everything” it could to investigate the so-called weaponization of the federal government. Jordan noted that his committee had made criminal referrals for several high-ranking former officials. “Even as you uncover all of this detail, there are some advisers, like White House adviser Peter Navarro, who says you haven’t done enough to investigate some of this weaponization,” FBN’s Jackie DeAngelis said. “What is your rebuttal to that?” Jordan replied, “We have done…

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Right-leaning Abelardo de la Espriella has won Colombia’s presidential election and is now working with the United States to wrest control of the country back from narcos. Abelardo de la Espriella, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons. Following his inauguration on August 7, 2026, Colombia’s right-wing President Abelardo de la Espriella initiated a swift shift toward hardline security policy and a tightened defense alliance with Washington. De la Espriella declared that the option of dialogue with armed groups is completely exhausted, ending peace talks with criminal and guerrilla groups and committing to kinetic operations to restore order. To strengthen bilateral counternarcotics efforts,…

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President Donald Trump announced on Sunday night that he had ordered Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to “substantially reduce” the scale of “Ulchi Freedom Shield,” joint military exercises with South Korea that take place annually and are expected to begin on Monday. The exercises typically take place to maintain combat readiness given the context of South Korea still being in a state of war with neighboring North Korea. The Korean War that began in 1950 was temporarily halted in 1953 with an armistice agreement, but no peace treaty or surrender has taken place. The United States is an active party…

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Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party has vowed to implement the largest welfare reforms in a generation, which it says will save the British taxpayer an estimated £50 billion a year by ensuring that only UK citizens receive benefits and ending the culture of “something for nothing”. In his first major policy pronouncement since joining the party in January, Shadow Chancellor Robert Jenrick said that a Reform government would always protect people in genuine need, such as pensioners, children, the vulnerable, and armed forces veterans; it would also seek to “restore fairness” by reserving benefits for Britons only and cutting off…

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Florida’s Democrat gubernatorial hopeful David Jolly fled Florida in fear during the coronavirus pandemic as the administration of Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) stuck to actual science and reopened the state and championed individual choice. And Jolly made sure to disparage his state as he hid in restriction-heavy Pennsylvania, asserting that rules were “greater than the calling of personal freedom.” Jolly, a Republican turned Democrat, wants millions of Floridians to elect him to lead the state that he spent so much time bashing over the years, once telling a group of people that he and his wife ask themselves every single…

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RT’s Charlotte Dubenskij reports from Taybeh, where residents face near-daily assaults, property damage, and incursions onto their land A historic Palestinian village widely described as the last entirely Christian community in the occupied West Bank is facing near-daily Israeli settler attacks and growing restrictions, residents and activists have told RT.RT’s Charlotte Dubenskij visited the Kaa’bneh family, part of a Palestinian Bedouin community living in Taybeh, east of Ramallah, where she witnessed settlers approaching with sheep and goats at sunset, hurling rocks, and trying to breach the fences. The family says such incursions can happen several times a day.“They come and…

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