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Trump’s approval rating hits record low amid Iran war, economy fallout
Republican support for Trump dips to 73 percent, down from 82 percent, as war and inflation concerns dominate polls.
CNN, MS NOW and Politico are suing Trump over White House ban
Three news organizations are suing President Trump and three of his top advisers in federal court, demanding that access for their reporters be immediately r...
Apple’s smart display could finally arrive next month.
According to Mark Gurman at Bloomberg, the long-rumored Apple home hub with a screen is now being positioned as an AI hub for the home, working in tandem with your personal AI hub, the iPhone. He writes: > “It will bring together all of your connected-device controls, video calls, intercom capabilities and media, while giving you access to Apple services and apps. It also will feature a new operating system built around Siri AI.” I shared my ideas for what I want to see Apple do with a truly “intelligent home hub” in this piece, but in the meantime I’ll make do with Apple just shipping something here. [Link: After the “intelligent personal hub,” Apple needs to build the intelligent home hub. | https://www.theverge.com/tech/993892/apples-next-computer-smart-home-hub-airport-router | The Verge]
AI ads flood campaign trail despite growing data center outrage, ‘doomsday’ warnings
Ads shaped by artificial intelligence are everywhere on the campaign trail, even as AI data centers become a major midterm issue and a potential liability for Republican candidates. In the Texas Senate race, Republican state Attorney General Ken Paxton’s campaign put out a new ad earlier this month depicting his Democratic opponent James Talarico as…
Ben Shapiro slams Bo French: JD Vance’s family is Indian!
Bo French, a Republican candidate for Texas railroad commissioner, commented on the racial makeup of the Texas Longhorns’s cheering section, calling it “far worse than anyone imagined.”