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WASHINGTONPOST (Jon Swaine, Aaron Schaffer, Shih-Wei Chou) - 3 times Tulsi Gabbard used talking points from mysterious memos almost verbatim

In TV interviews, Gabbard repeatedly used words and phrases recommended in memos that do not identify who was providing the advice.

AMERICANTHINKER - Dealing With Islamic Extremism: How The Soviets Did It

ChatGPT Obviously, the U.S. would never adopt the Soviet approach. However, what the Soviet’s response reveals is that in any negotiations with Iran, there can be no quarter.

AMERICANTHINKER - The Tenets Of Islam: License To Kill

American Thinker Because the religion’s clearly stated rules are hostile to Western norms and our Constitution, Western governments fail their citizens by refusing to address it.

AXIOS (Amy Harder) - Water joins energy as top AI flashpoint

Water is fast becoming one of the defining fights around the AI buildout. Why it matters: After spending much of the past year defending data centers' electricity demands, major tech companies driving the AI boom are increasingly making the case that their water use is manageable too. Driving the news: Over the past several weeks, Google , Amazon and Microsoft have each launched new efforts to explain and justify the water use of their AI infrastructure, highlighting measures such as water replenishment projects, recycled-water use and new cooling technologies. - Nvidia — the world's dominant AI chip maker — claimed this week that water concerns could be largely addressed by its latest generation of technology. What they're…