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AI safety groups aren’t buying OpenAI’s spending retreat

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AI safety groups aren't buying OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s shifting stance on political spending in the midterms.They’re wary of his concession that campaign cash...

Trump clears way for Fort Hood terrorist to face Army firing squad nearly 17 years after massacre

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President Trump cleared the way for Nidal Malik Hasan to face an Army firing squad nearly 17 years after the Fort Hood massacre that killed 13 people.

US left envies French horrors, teachers unions vs. kids and other commentary

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“France is once again supplying footage of burning vehicles, smashed businesses, and streets full of tear gas,” as rioters “wave Algerian and Palestinian flags,”...

Lawless Letitia James is in big trouble from Saritha Komatireddy

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Whether or not Saritha Komatireddy ultimately prevails, her campaign is destined to expose Letitia James for the dangerous incompetent she is.

Hollywood stars wouldn’t shine as bright without their managers backing them up

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All high-class VIPs employ serfs, vassals, types who crash around, get the seats, start the applause, aggravate the agents, find the outfits. Zoos would...

AG James’ Cornell investigation: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 6, 2026

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NY Post readers discuss Gov. Hochul’s appointment of AG Letitia James as special prosecutor in the “Cornell 7” case.

‘Cornell 7’ crisis is a consequence of online porn — and the ‘sex-positive’ left

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While lefty opportunists wield Cornell's Jane Doe as a cudgel, they’re closing their eyes to how their own ideology fueled a culture that reduces...

Why Kathy Hochul chose Tish James to probe ‘Cornell 7’: Corrupt bargain? Sleazy campaigning?

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Elevating rape accusations a la the height of #MeToo looks to be a great way to get women out to vote against Republicans; Tish...

Khanna’s staff ratifies first long-term union contract in Congress

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Rep. Ro Khanna's staff has secured the first long-term union contract in Congress after a yearslong negotiation process.

Senate candidates prep for a flurry of October debates — but not everywhere

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Debate season is about to pick up speed, at least in the states where candidates have agreed to take the stage.
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