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OpenAI-Sam Altman saga: What we know so far

The saga of OpenAI co-founder and former CEO Sam Altman triggered fallout at the artificial intelligence (AI) company behind the popular ChatGPT tool and across the technology sector. OpenAI announced late Tuesday that it would bring back Altman as CEO and form a new board of directors. The announcement came four days after OpenAI's previous...

Lawmakers demand answers from AP, Reuters amid accusations their journalists knew about Hamas attack

The Associated Press and Reuters deny claims their journalists had any knowledge of the Hamas attack on Israel that killed over 1,200 people last month.

Virginia Democrats reveal 2024 agenda after Youngkin, GOP fall short in midterm election

Virginia Democrats introduced bills and resolutions for the 2024 legislative session that would secure abortion rights, ban assault weapons and more.

House Republicans Subpoena Prosecutor in Hunter Biden Investigation

The subpoena comes months after an IRS whistleblower told lawmakers that Wolf stood in the way of investigators’ efforts.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—November 22

It’s monkey business as usual at the Ninth Circuit.

Do English Teachers Still Care about Teaching English?

If the politically charged and educationally dubious material at a recent major conference for educators is any indication, then the answer is no.

The American Voter’s Flight to Freedom

Illiberal policies are forcing Americans in many blue states to flee in search of economically and politically friendlier climates. Are politicians getting the message?

The U.S. Must Combat CCP-Sanctioned Overseas Spying by Private Entities

Chinese law turns even private actors into state collectors of intelligence. America must fight back.

States are proving in spades that small government works

Between $1.9 trillion in pandemic relief, an extra half trillion in the infrastructure bill, and just under a trillion in the Inflation Reduction Act, President Joe Biden has signed into law unprecedented increases in federal spending. All this has blown out a massive budget deficit and caused debt to climb as a share of the economy. Fortunately, there’s an alternative to big government. It’s found at the state level and, critically, it’s working for regular people.

Biden’s labor proxy war against DeSantis

Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su is weaponizing $800 million in federal transportation funding against Florida. Why? Because Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a law protecting public-sector workers’ rights. It’s the latest example of President Joe Biden putting labor unions ahead of workers, yet it may ultimately backfire. Su may inadvertently be laying the groundwork for one of the greatest expansions in worker freedom in America's history.

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