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Trump says one of his speeches was ‘rewritten with AI’: ‘So crazy’

Former President Trump, who has been a vocal skeptic of artificial intelligence, divulged this week that he's actually used AI to rewrite one of his speeches but he still finds the technology "alarming." "What it does is so crazy. Now, it can also be really used for good. I mean, things can happen. I had...

Democrats call on US financial regulators to do more on climate

Nineteen Democrats and one independent are calling on U.S. financial regulators to do more to address financial risks posed by the changing climate. The lawmakers, led by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Rep. Sean Casten (D-Ill.), wrote to leaders of the Federal Reserve, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance...

Let Donald Trump vote. All returning citizens should be able to.

For progressives and conservatives alike, Trump serves as the perfect example of why felony disenfranchisement should be left behind. 

Supreme Court strikes down federal ban on bump stocks

The Supreme Court ruled to strike down down a ban on so-called bump stocks, a device that increases the firepower of automatic weapons.

Iowa Dem scrubbed anti-Trump tweets from X account to appear more moderate, Republicans charge

Lanon Baccam, Democratic nominee for Iowa's 3rd House district, deleted anti-Trump tweets from his X account to position himself as a centrist, Republican critics claim.

Federal judge blocks Biden Title IX rule in 4 states: ‘Abuse of power’

A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction on Thursday that will block the implementation of President Biden's Title IX changes in Louisiana, Montana, Idaho and Mississippi.

Top ex-spies who (still) lie about Hunter Biden’s laptop are anything but ‘patriots’

Of the 51 top ex-intel officials who smeared The Post and misled the nation about Hunter Biden’s laptop, not one has any regrets.

Web Welfare Expired, and the Sky Hasn’t Fallen

The Affordable Connectivity Program was never necessary, and now it has expired. Congress should keep it that way.

Should the U.S. Create ‘Sports Academies’?

For a long time, higher education and sports have been a troublesome mixture, with numerous scandals.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—June 14

1985—In Jenkins v. Missouri, federal district judge Russell G. Clark launches his desegregation plan for the Kansas City, Missouri, School District—a plan that will...

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