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While the midterm election is around the corner, the presidential race for 2028 is about to begin.
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Polymarket or Kalshi Markets Don’t Decide the Election
Could spending thousands of dollars betting online cost the election?
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Anthropic’s IPO Problems, and the Rise of Local AI
‘Ten, 15, 20 years from now, the big players in the stock market and elsewhere are gonna be companies that you’ve never heard of today.’
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Snopes Determines That Claim Ilhan Omar Married Her Brother Is ‘Unfounded’
Awkwardly, the New York Times discovers at the same time that Obama-era prosecutors had evidence of a fraudulent marriage.
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What You Hate About AI Is Not Really About AI
"Strip away the billboards and the viral posts, and the argument over AI is actually an argument over who gets to build the next economy and on whose terms."
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The complaints about data centers fall into four buckets: power, water, fear of the machines, and foreign meddling.
In each, the story being told is not quite the one the facts support, and it’s important to remember that what the opponents are angry about isn’t really the data centers or AI.
They’re angry about things which are related, if tangentially, but are mostly reasons to lean into AI and simply do this right rather than not at all.
Scott McKay || The Five Black Pills, Part 5 — What You Hate About AI Is Not Really About AI
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The Continuing Crisis with Mackenzie and McKay: The Left Is Jealous Of Elon’s Success
With hosts @MelissaTweets and @TheHayride
Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest and the Danger of Erasing History
The reported destruction of Hitler’s mountain retreat exposes the uneasy distinction between preserving history and celebrating its darkest figures.
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Let’s Pass the ‘A River Runs Through It’ Act
“This proposal was built by the people who live, work, hunt, and recreate in the Blackfoot.”
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Catholic Bishops Should Pray at the White House. No Apology Was Necessary.
The whole controversy is an internet nontroversy.
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It was such a pleasure having you join us! 🤩
It was a privilege joining Melissa Mackenzie & Scott McKay on The Continuing Crisis (American Spectator) podcast today.
We discussed how prediction markets are being used to influence voter sentiment rather than to gauge it, along with other election-related topics.
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The Continuing Crisis with Mackenzie and McKay: Polymarket Or Kalshi Markets Don’t Decide the Election
With Special Guest Buck Throckmorton
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The American Spectator retweeted
North Carolina's Least Anticipated Sequel
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom recently went on record that closing beaches during the COVID pandemic was “insane” and he regretted not reopening the schools sooner.
Though not on the Nov. 3 ballot, the governor thus provides a helpful guide for voters across the nation.
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Billionaires Compensate Us Many Times Over. Wealth Taxes Endanger That.
Billionaires are wise to distrust the “one-time” promise.
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At Last, Officials Question ‘Housing First’
Credit California’s recent progress on homelessness to common sense, not a misguided homelessness ideology.
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