President Trump has again expressed his opposition to regulating artificial intelligence, even as AI employees continue to warn about the technology. MS NOW's JM Rieger rolls the tape on how Trump's opposition fits a pattern that includes shrugging off the economic concerns of Americans.
A new report reveals Vice President JD Vance sought unfiltered assessments from top military officials about the war in Iran. Meanwhile, his message to voters this week struck a different tone from President Trump’s, as he asked for “another chance.” Is Vance distancing himself from President Trump, and what could that mean for his political future? Jesse Weber, filling in for Chris Cuomo, is joined by conservative commentator Scottie Nell Hughes and Democratic strategist Mike Nellis to debate. More than 100 House Democrats are calling for Congress to remain in session to address AI safeguards, but Speaker Mike Johnson sent lawmakers home early. The schedule change also meant Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth avoided a possible…
Defense analysts speculated the announcement could indicate that the U.S. believes competitors are deploying their own space weapons.
Republicans scrambling for midterm momentum are making a massive bet on football, pouring millions into advertising during the country's biggest NFL and college games. Why it matters: Across the country, Republicans are trying to hold onto male voters — football's core audience and a critical part of President Trump's 2024 coalition. - After winning 55% of the male vote in 2024, Trump has seen his standing with men deteriorate. A new Fox News poll puts his approval among them at 42%, down 9 points from a year ago. - The signs of slippage are particularly clear among young men. A spring Harvard Youth Poll found men ages 18–29 favored a Democratic congressional candidate by 8 points, after reporting an even split between Trump and…
President Trump insisted for months that the Danish territory should be part of the United States. Now, a security deal — not a takeover — seems to be on the table.
Democrat Senate candidate Hallie Shoffner's remarks on preferring illegal immigrant workers over Americans have invited backlash in Arkansas.
Democrat Senate candidate Hallie Shoffner’s remarks on preferring illegal immigrant workers over Americans have invited backlash in Arkansas. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Hallie Shoffner, a Democrat candidate for the U.S. Senate in Arkansas, declared her preference for illegal immigrant farm workers over American workers during a podcast interview, sparking significant backlash. KEY QUOTE: “Every farmer will tell you at one point, we did, or still do, employ undocumented [sic] immigrants, and it’s absolutely ridiculous that these folks are being rounded up because they’re hardworking people. They’re some of the best people we know, and honestly, we’d trade five Americans for just one of them because of how hard they work,”…Open
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The documents include a "military program that commissioned studies of warp drives, wormholes and injuries that researchers linked to possible encounters with unknown craft," CBS News reported.
On Friday, prosecutors presented over 100,000 texts between former American Idol contestant Caleb Flynn and the woman he was having an affair with.