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Nevada GOP nominee Carrie Buck says she’s ‘coming to retire Dina Titus’
Nevada Republican state senator Carrie Buck is seeking to unseat Democratic Congresswoman Dina Titus in Nevada’s 1st Congressional District, saying she intends to “retire” the long-serving incumbent. The contest matters because Buck previously flipped a Democrat-leaning state senate seat and is now attempting to turn a Las Vegas-based congressional district Republican. Titus, an eight-term representative,…
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Meta’s pro-AI ad campaign is conspicuously light on AI
Meta has launched an “optimistic” advertising campaign promoting its approach to artificial intelligence, positioning itself against predictions of an AI-driven dystopia. However, the campaign’s first one-minute advert offers little explanation of Meta’s AI products or how they would benefit users, creating a gap between its broad claims and its practical message. The advert mainly shows…
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Trump’s patience ‘running out’ as Thune fires back over stalled election security bill
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Donald Trump’s patience with Senate Majority Leader John Thune was wearing thin over the stalled SAVE America Act, an election security bill. The public disagreement highlights tension between the White House and Senate Republicans over advancing one of Trump’s legislative priorities before Congress’s August recess. Leavitt said…
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Which presidential pet is your favorite? Have your say in the DC Insider poll
The Daily Mail has launched a light-hearted reader poll inviting audiences to vote for their favourite presidential pet, as part of its “DC Insider” feature. The piece contains no substantive reporting beyond the poll invitation itself, functioning as an interactive engagement item rather than a traditional news story. No further details, context, candidates or results…
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Americans see China as more advanced on AI than US: Pew survey
The article text was unavailable because access to the page was denied, so its findings cannot be summarised reliably. The headline indicates that a Pew survey found Americans view China as more advanced than the United States in artificial intelligence. No supporting details, survey methodology, figures or wider context were accessible in the supplied material.…
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WATCH: AOC won’t rule out White House bid after poll names her Democrats’ top 2028 pick
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has declined to rule out seeking the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028 after a poll placed her ahead of other prospective candidates. Asked by Fox News Digital whether she wanted to be the party’s nominee, the New York congresswoman said she had not seriously considered matters beyond the midterm elections. The article…
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Trump’s battle to rewrite 2020 election pays off as staggering number of Americans who believe Biden LOST is revealed… sparking Republican backlash
The article reports that polling has found a sizeable share of Americans believe Joe Biden lost the 2020 presidential election, reflecting the continuing impact of Donald Trump’s efforts to challenge the result. It matters because persistent doubts about an election outcome that was officially certified and repeatedly upheld may further erode trust in US democratic…
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DSA member leads Dem primary in Midwest battleground — but trails likely GOP nominee: poll
Wisconsin state representative Francesca Hong, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, is leading the Democratic field in the state’s gubernatorial primary, according to a new Marquette Law School poll. Her position is significant because Wisconsin is a closely contested political battleground, although the article says she trails the likely Republican nominee in a…
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Inside Trump’s secret Four Seasons summit: Shock plan to rescue the midterms is leaked as GOP confronts troubling new voter concern
Reports have emerged of a secret meeting held by Donald Trump at a Four Seasons hotel, at which a plan was reportedly discussed to shore up Republican prospects ahead of the US midterm elections. The gathering reflects growing unease within the GOP as it grapples with a newly identified concern among voters that party strategists…
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Blue states sue over new FEMA grant conditions
A coalition of mostly Democratic-led states has sued the Trump administration over new conditions attached to FEMA and Department of Homeland Security grants for disaster preparedness and counterterrorism. The states argue that the federal government is using essential public-safety funding to pressure them into changing election rules and assisting with immigration enforcement, raising questions about…