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Cheney: Trump’s comments must be taken ‘literally and seriously’

Former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) is arguing that Americans cannot just brush off former President Trump's comments, but must take his words "literally and seriously." "I think we have to take everything that Donald Trump says literally and seriously," Cheney said in an interview on ABC News's "This Week," set to air on Sunday. "And...

Stephen A. Smith knocks DeSantis response to College Football Playoff picks: ‘Will you stop?’

ESPN host Stephen A. Smith threw shade at Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.) over his response to Florida State University's (FSU) snub from the College Football Playoff. “Will you stop? First of all sir, don’t you have bigger priorities?” Smith said Wednesday on an episode of the “The Stephen A. Smith Show.” “I mean, you're down,...

EU agrees to first-of-its-kind comprehensive AI regulations

The European Union reached a deal Friday on the world's first regulations for artificial intelligence (AI), paving the way for legal oversight of the popular technology used in services like OpenAI's ChatGPT. The European Parliament and its 27 member countries had to overcome major differences on a number of sticking points, including generative AI and...

Billionaire GOP donor endorses Haley, says Trump’s time has ‘come and gone’

Home Depot co-founder and billionaire Ken Langone put his support behind GOP hopeful Nikki Haley on Friday, calling her approach to the 2024 election "smart." “I think she’s just what we need right now. I think her approach is smart. I think she’s clarified herself on some issues which is very important," Langone, who is...

Arizona governor requests $512 million reimbursement from Biden for southern border security ‘failure’

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs demanded in a letter Friday to President Biden that the federal government reimburse her state $512 million for the security "failure" at the southern border.

Biden administration to investigate 6 additional schools for discrimination amid Israel-Hamas war

The Department of Education opened investigations into an additional six schools across the country over discrimination as the war between Israel and Hamas continues.

Campus antisemitism was predictable — and a top-school degree may soon be worthless

Elite universities such as Stanford and Yale boasted that their so-called “white” incoming student numbers had plunged to between 20% and 40%.

The White House partnered with CAIR to fight antisemitism — despite its antisemitism

Nihad Awad, director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, gave a speech last month that circulated this week as he described Hamas’ Oct. 7...

Israel is not morally required to sacrifice its people to save Gazan civilians

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin recently stated, "I learned a thing or two about urban warfare from my time fighting in Iraq and leading the...

Hamas Atrocity Footage Screened at Harvard ‘Much Worse’ than Previous Version

Harvard has been a hotbed of Hamas apologism since October 7.

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