WASHINGTONPOST (Praveena Somasundaram) - Rival pro-Israel group to spend millions to target AIPAC-backed candidates
The super PAC of J Street, a liberal pro-Israel group, is spending $3 million on ads against Republicans backed by AIPAC.
The super PAC of J Street, a liberal pro-Israel group, is spending $3 million on ads against Republicans backed by AIPAC.
EGYPT — A remarkable discovery in what was formerly the Biblical land of Goshen indicated that, in addition to the traditional 10 plagues mentioned in the book of Exodus, Moses also threatened Pharaoh with a plague of unskippable YouTube ads.
Bill de Blasio appeared on NewsNation on June 2 and was asked to comment on Spencer Pratt’s campaign. De Blasio smugly described Pratt’s ads as […] Source
Home Of The Brave's $15 million "Sticker Shock Summer" campaign blames Trump's tariffs, tax bill and policies for making everyday life more expensive.
On Friday’s “Finnerty,” Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton remarked on James Talarico’s claim that Paxton’s ads selectively highlight Talarico’s past controversial comments.
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OpenAI ; Chart: Axios Visuals OpenAI released new data Friday showing people are using the consumer version of ChatGPT for more personal tasks and fewer work tasks. Why it matters: That shift toward personal use could bolster OpenAI's emerging ad business, even as it keeps pursuing lucrative business customers. State of play: OpenAI's usage data shows a steady decline in the amount of work-related messaging happening on consumer ChatGPT from July 2024 through December 2025. - The data comes from 100,000 "de-identified" conversations on free and paid consumer accounts, meaning OpenAI researchers looked at anonymized messages to understand broad themes. Friction point: Since ChatGPT's launch, evangelists who used free and paid consumer…
ChatGPT is testing ads for some U.S. users on both the free and Go subscription tiers, its most affordable offerings. Why it matters: It could be the beginning of the end of ad-free ChatGPT. What they're saying: "Our goal is for ads to support broader access to more powerful ChatGPT features while maintaining the trust people place in ChatGPT for important and personal tasks," an OpenAI spokesperson told Axios. - The company says ads will not influence ChatGPT's answers, which it says will remain focused on what is "most helpful." - If a user asks about recipe ideas, the answer may be followed by a grocery delivery service ad, for example. - Ads won't be shown to those who are predicted to be under 18, and are not eligible to appear…