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Anthropic’s idiot savants are trying to play God while pushing frightenting utopian fantasies

The artificial intelligence company Anthropic has been busy for months wining and dining religious leaders and influencers to try to push their self-serving agenda and utopian fantasies.

Why even Trump’s generous bailout won’t save Hollywood

It’s a twist worthy of famed director M. Night Shyamalan — President Donald Trump...

I go to parts of LA that are ‘not my scene’ — here’s why

On a Friday night in Los Angeles, I ask my friend who lives in...

Getting to the core of the Big Apple

New York is the Big Apple. And one of its biggest apple growers tells...

Mamdani’s deadly double standard for NYC apartment rehabs

Why do progressives refuse to see how they're killing the city's housing market?

Stacey Abrams, Cori Bush join advocates in push for a bigger seat at the table for Black women

Black women are becoming increasingly more visible in politics, but a bipartisan group of advocates who have served in positions of power across the country say representation is still lacking. “Our representation matters, because it's the way we get to the American Dream that we've all been told we are entitled to," former Georgia House...

The Switch Up — Black women in politics

From their voting habits to their leadership roles, Black women play a defining role in our political system. Over the last few years, more and more Black women have made history, and their roles and voices are being recognized in newfound ways — and it’s leading to change. What are the top issues for Black...

Rubio says he hasn’t heard from anyone in ‘Trump world’ about possible VP consideration

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) said Thursday that he hadn't heard from anyone in former President Trump's orbit about being his vice-presidential pick. “I think anybody who would be offered that should be honored, but I’ve never spoken to anybody in the Trump world about it,” Rubio said in a clip from NBC News NOW's "Meet...

Progressives slam restrictions on UNRWA funding: ‘Unconscionable’

Progressive House Democrats on Thursday heavily criticized a provision in the recently unveiled $1.2 trillion spending package that would halt funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA). A number of prominent progressives highlighted cuts in funding for the key United Nations agency that provides food, water and shelter to Palestinians in Gaza...

Trump fundraising agreement prioritizes payments to PAC covering legal fees before RNC

Former President Trump's new joint fundraising agreement with the Republican National Committee (RNC) will send donations to his campaign and a political action committee covering his legal bills before they go toward the party itself. The arrangement means Republican donors may see a portion of their money go toward helping Trump pay off his exorbitant...

Trump amps up attacks on electric vehicles, a major Biden priority

Welcome to The Hill's Energy & Environment newsletter {beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment   The Big Story Trump amps up attacks on electric vehicles, a major Biden priority Former President Trump has escalated his rhetoric against electric vehicles (EVs) on the campaign trail, including in key swing states poised to benefit from...

Apple faces landmark antitrust suit

Welcome to The Hill's Technology newsletter {beacon} Technology Technology The Big Story Apple hit with antitrust lawsuit from DOJ, 16 states The Justice Department sued Apple on Thursday, alleging the company illegally maintained a monopoly over smartphones in a wide-ranging lawsuit. © Getty Images The DOJ was joined by 16 bipartisan state attorneys general in...

Ocasio-Cortez, Sanders relaunch Green New Deal for housing

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) reintroduced the Green New Deal for housing Thursday, in a push to bring attention and resources to creating affordable housing and combating climate change. The bill would invest up to $234 billion over 10 years to upgrade public housing stock to be more energy efficient and...

Proposal in Chicago to change Columbus Drive to Barack Obama Drive draws fury of Italian American group

A proposed Chicago City Council ordinance to rename Columbus Drive to Barack Obama Drive in the Windy City has drawn backlash from an Italian American group. Ron Onesti, president of the Joint Civic Committee of Italian Americans (JCCIA), called the proposed ordinance “insensitive and unvetted” in a press release. The proposed ordinance, sponsored by Alderman...

Evening Report — Feds say Apple created a monopoly with iPhone

A quick recap of the day and what to look forward to tomorrow {beacon} Evening Report Thursday, March 21   © AP Feds say Apple created a monopoly with iPhone The Justice Department is suing Apple, accusing the trillion-dollar tech giant of illegally creating a monopoly through its iPhone and other products. The DOJ is...

5 ways prosecutors say Apple created a smartphone monopoly 

Apple is facing a wide-ranging antitrust lawsuit from the Department of Justice and 16 state and district attorneys general focused on its dominance in the smartphone market. The lawsuit alleged Apple limited competition and harmed both consumers and developers through control of its App Store and how its devices and services operate with...

Medicare to cover obesity drugs, but not for weight loss

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued guidance allowing for the coverage of anti-obesity medications, but only in cases they are indicated for treating conditions other than obesity. The CMS cited the recent expanded indication of the anti-obesity medication Wegovy as having informed its decision. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted Wegovy...

Chris Christie not ruling out No Labels bid

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) is not ruling out running on a potential No Labels ticket in the 2024 presidential election. The former GOP presidential candidate, who dropped his White House bid in January, seemingly left the door open to a third-party run during an interview released Thursday with former Obama adviser David...

Tester scores win on resolution to block beef exports from Paraguay

Sen. Jon Tester (Mont.), a Democrat facing a tough reelection race, scored a win Thursday when the Senate approved a challenge he led to override the Biden administration’s decision to allow beef imports from Paraguay. The Senate voted 70-25 Thursday to invalidate the action, but the resolution of disapproval still needs to be approved by...

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