Utah Governor Spencer Cox called for Americans to seek a better path amid deepening political division, pointing to the deadly shooting of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk as a warning sign of what happens when rhetoric turns toxic. Nearly a year after Charlie Kirk was killed while speaking at Utah Valley University, Cox returned to the […] The post Utah Gov. Spencer Cox urges Americans to reject political contempt after Charlie Kirk shooting appeared first on American Almanac .
Utah Governor Spencer Cox called for Americans to seek a better path amid deepening political division, pointing to the deadly shooting of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk as a warning sign of what happens when rhetoric turns toxic. Nearly a year after Charlie Kirk was killed while speaking at Utah Valley University, Cox returned to the scene in Orem to speak with ABC News’ Martha Raddatz about the state of the nation. The conversation, as reported by ABC News , centered on what Cox sees as a dangerous level of anger and division, one that has left Americans “desperate for something better.” “70% of this country doesn't like where we are right now,” Cox said, reflecting on the aftermath of Kirk's shooting and the broader…Open
Conservatives are divided on how to approach the technology. The post How AI Is Splitting the Right appeared first on The American Conservative .
Politics How AI Is Splitting the Right Conservatives are divided on how to approach the technology. One of the many drawbacks of living in an era of ultra-polarization is that politics have become quite boring. It may seem odd to say that in the Age of Trump, when every week brings some new bombshell, but when we consider politics qua politics—that is, as a serious attempt to answer the question of who gets what, when, and how—there is a depressing predictability to the positions taken by the major actors. From abortion to tax policy to voter fraud, the battle lines are drawn, the incentives clear, the tracks well-worn. AI is…Open
Two RINO governors are working with the Democrats to issue work permits to migrants and bypass federal deportation orders.
Two Republican governors are joining Democrats to advocate for state-issued work permits for migrants , undermining President Donald J. Trump’s federal immigration policy. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Two Republican-in-name-only (RINO ) governors are working with the Democrats to issue work permits to migrants and bypass federal deportation orders. DETAIL: Governors Spencer Cox (R-UT) and Kevin Stitt (R-OK) have partnered with Governors Wes Moore (D-MD) and Matt Meyer (D-DE) to propose a plan allowing states to issue work permits to migrants, bypassing federal deportation processes. The proposal was introduced via the National Governors Association’s Task Force on Immigration Policy. “The reason I set this task force up is because I…Open
The AI backpedaling has begun: 2028 Democratic contenders who bet big on data centers are suddenly retreating amid a growing voter revolt. Why it matters: The politics of AI are evolving almost as rapidly as the technology. - Just a few months ago, potential 2028 presidential candidates — including Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and Maryland Gov. Wes Moore — were bending over backwards to lure data centers, with offers of lavish tax breaks and other goodies. - The projects seemed like no-brainers to many pols: They promised jobs, made building trade unions happy, took on China and pleased Silicon Valley execs. - Now those Democrats are abruptly retreating — and vowing to protect voters from the…
'I would err on the side that seven sets of eyes reviewing the most complex and difficult issues our state has ever faced is better than having only five sets of eyes'
AI:Utah is moving to expand its Supreme Court from five to seven justices in anticipation of upcoming legal challenges regarding redistricting efforts. Proponents argue that increasing the number of justices will provide more robust judicial review for the complex constitutional issues facing the state during this critical redistricting cycle.Open