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Trump Doesn't Want The Press To Negatively Report On Him
The Justice Department is not arguing CNN, MS NOW and Politico published secrets. It is arguing it does not have to prove anything at all. That distinction is the whole ballgame.
Free Game NewsOpenAI Launches Always-On AI Agents
OpenAI's new dots will book, buy, message and remember on your behalf around the clock, with memory you cannot inspect. Australia is still deciding whether anyone will be held criminally responsible for the last one.
Free Game NewsGoogle's Most Powerful AI Ever Goes to Cyber Defenders First, Because Everyone Just Saw What the Last One Did
A week after an OpenAI agent broke into Australia's Medicare system on its own, Google unveiled Gemini 4 Argon with an unusual launch plan: defenders get it before the public, and the government's only oversight is voluntary.
Free Game NewsTrump Announced $200 Billion From South Korea. Seoul Started Editing Within Hours.
The president rolled out a blockbuster investment package with Alaska LNG as the centerpiece. South Korea's president responded by reading the fine print out loud, on purpose.
Free Game NewsThe Last U.S. Troops Just Left Iraq. Tehran Is Taking a Victory Lap.
Twenty-three years after the invasion, America's military chapter in Iraq is closed. It ended quietly, on schedule, in the middle of a war with the country next door that has spent two decades trying to push the U.S. out.
Free Game NewsICE Shot Him in the Back. Nine Days Later, He Became the Defendant.
Federal prosecutors have charged Wilber Garces Perez, the DoorDash driver an ICE agent shot in Austin, with assaulting a federal officer. The case now hinges on a side-view mirror, an officer's word, and the camera that was not there.
Free Game NewsTrump's Mileage Rollback Promises Cheaper Cars. The Gas Pump Didn't Get the Memo.
The administration just locked in a 34.9 mpg fleet standard for 2031, down from 50.4, promising $1,300 off the sticker price. It did so in the most expensive September Americans have ever seen at the pump. The math deserves a closer look.
Free Game NewsConsumer Confidence Just Hit a 12-Year Low, and This Time the 'I'm Fine' Part Cracked Too
The Conference Board's index tumbled to 81.9 in September, the weakest reading since 2014. All year Americans said their own lives were okay while the country headed for a ditch. In September, both halves of that sentence turned bleak at once.
Free Game NewsJack Smith Says He Won't Be Silenced. The Machinery for Silencing Him Is Already Running.
The former special counsel defended his Trump prosecutions before a hostile Senate panel that has already moved from oversight to criminal referral. The Comey case shows where this road leads.
Free Game NewsThe Gas Tax Holiday Is Back, Right on Schedule for Election Day
Since the Iran war sent fuel prices to record highs, six states have cut or frozen gas taxes and two governor's races now feature dueling holiday plans. The relief is real but small, the road money is real and large, and the calendar is doing a lot of the talking.
Free Game NewsICE Came to Cattle Country. The Bill Goes to Everyone Who Eats Beef.
Immigration sweeps around southwest Kansas packing plants emptied kill floors, stranded thousands of cattle, and exposed the immigrant labor model underneath America's record-priced beef.
Free Game NewsThe Biggest Number on the White House Fraud Ledger Is the Softest One
The administration's public scoreboard claims $260.7 billion in fraud uncovered. Read the fine print and the ledger grades its own homework, counts allegations as wins, and treats money withheld from states as money saved from criminals.
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