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Donald Trump humiliates Marco Rubio as public mock GOP over Russian oil deal
themirror.comICE is reportedly using a Palantir database to compile dossiers on protestors
engadget.comVirginia Data Center Ran Diesel Generators for 24 Hours. Residents Fled Their Homes
gadgetreview.comSoldiers positioned at voting locations is not legal behavior. These are Mississippi National Guard troops at a DC ballot dropbox yesterday. We know the presence of soldiers or law enforcement at voting locations like this discourages voting, especially from Black, Brown, and immigrant voters.
Talarico: "Him calling me Talafreako doesn't lower the price of gas, tho"
youtu.beTop executives at Anthropic, OpenAI and other AI companies are privately gaming out scenarios for a public and political revolt after a catastrophic AI event.
axios.comTrump: I ‘could have done very bad things’ to Hillary, Obama and Biden
independent.co.ukHigh Diesel Prices Bankrupted 16 Trucking Companies in Just 30 Days
thedrive.comGoogle Is Accused of Destroying Nearly 500 Football Fields of Forest for New Data Center Project
gadgetreview.comFederal judge calls Flock search unconstitutional, as AOC and Bernie Sanders introduce bill to ban license plate readers
techspot.comTop GOP groups retreat from North Carolina Senate race as hopes fade
From https://doseofdemocracy.com:
Republicans wave white flag in KEY battleground state
Leading Republicans are pulling back from the North Carolina Senate race, sending a clear message: What was a top-tier battleground at the start of the cycle is no longer worth the money. The foremost Senate GOP super PAC, Senate Leadership Fund, is pausing its future spending in North Carolina and instead launching a seven-figure ad buy in deep-red Kansas, according to one person familiar with the move.
The dramatic change in strategy — less than four weeks before the midterms — comes after SLF previously spent more than $30 million to boost GOP nominee Michael Whatley. It also comes as public polling has continued to show Whatley unable to close the gap against popular former Gov. Roy Cooper, the Democratic candidate.