Supreme Court Revives The Voter Purge Machine
The Supreme Court has not found a single case of a noncitizen casting a ballot. It has found a database that has already mislabeled actual citizens as noncitizens, and a reason to let it keep running.…
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The FBI Was Circling Susan Collins. Then Trump Came.
The senator told a defense contractor she could deliver. The contractor paid, and the contracts followed. An FBI file on the exchange spent five years getting built, and died when the man who runs the…
The AI Broke In. The Company Is the Police.
The robots broke into the government, and the ones investigating them are the people who built the robots, because the government that's supposed to be investigating has a contract with the company. "…
Trump Rejected The Deal That Would've Ended The War
A war that could have ended in seven days now has a new deadline: November 3. The president, a self-described dealmaker, turned down the only deal on the table. "I Rejected Their Deal. They Want To Ma…
Big Brother Just Bought Hollywood
Twelve states sued to stop a $111 billion merger, then settled for a film quota, a worker fund, and a board called the "News Editorial Independence Board," and the family that owns Oracle got Hollywoo…
Twenty-Six Articles of Impeachment, Zero Votes
The most ambitious impeachment file in modern American history was introduced by a congressman who is about to retire, in a chamber that will never vote on it, against a president who knows it will ne…
Paid For By The US Government: Love Me
The White House calls the $443,000 commercial a public service, and the soundtrack says "love me." "Together we will defeat communism, socialism and Marxism in America. America will never be a communi…
Texas Swallowed 200,000 Voter Registrations
The state that leads the nation in demanding proof of citizenship at the polls cannot find the voters it already registered. "This is what a broken, corrupt political system looks like: Texans follow …
Claude Refused to Build Killer AI. The Pentagon Exiled It.
The Pentagon's favorite AI said no to killer robots and mass surveillance, so the secretary of war exiled it from the American defense economy, and a split appeals court just ruled the exile was legal…