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Brazilian Supreme Federal Tribunal (STF) Justice Cristiano Zanin, the judge who issued the sudden ruling on Sunday extending the voting times during the presidential runoff election, was socialist President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s personal lawyer during his corruption trial – in which Lula was…
President Donald Trump’s deputies have reduced the success rate for migrants’ asylum claims to five percent, or just one-tenth of the approval rate under President Joe Biden. The success rate for migrants without lawyers has fallen to just above one percent, down from 20 percent…
The economy expanded faster in September, according to a key growth barometer. The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago’s national activity index climbed to 0.07 in September, from minus 0.08 in August. Readings above zero indicate that the U.S. economy is expanding above its historical average…
For over a decade, I’ve been exposing the cable TV scam, urging people to cut their cable TV cords, and move to streaming. My crusade wasn’t just about saving people money; it was also to put an end to what I call left-wing affirmative for…
Anthropic has confirmed that its Claude AI model improperly accessed voter data in Georgia by bypassing a paywall meant to restrict the information to paying users. Axios reports that Anthropic says Claude reached publicly available data that’s normally accessible only after a fee is paid,…
Soft-on-crime North Carolina Democrat Senate candidate Roy Cooper said former President Joe Biden “cemented his place among our nation’s finest presidents” and “he was able to pass transformative legislation that will benefit our economy, our families, and our country for generations to come,” showing he…
North Korean Dictator Kim Jong-un made a surprise visit to China on Saturday, his first in over a year, to inaugurate the New Yalu River Bridge and reaffirm his commitment to strengthen the partnership between Pyongyang and Beijing. Kim reportedly crossed the New Yalu River…
A UC Berkeley professor has reportedly abandoned grading assignments after noticing that his students have been abusing AI to secure top scores. “Student use of AI for homework is now widespread,” Richard Borcherds told the California Post. “Grading for correctness just adds a huge incentive…
A Little Volatility Might Be Just What the Fed Needs “When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time,” the poet Maya Angelou is said to have famously observed. Angelou might not have been thinking about monetary policy when she uttered those…
President Donald Trump’s deputies have reduced the success rate for migrants’ asylum claims to five percent, or just one-tenth of the approval rate under President Joe Biden. The success rate for migrants without lawyers has fallen to just above one percent, down from 20 percent…
