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Nike is cutting 2% of its corporate workforce to cut costs. The company seeks to invest in priority areas such as running and its Jordan brand, according to CEO John Donahoe. Read More.

You know things are bad for Fani Willis when even MSNBC is (briefly) telling the truth.  Read More.

Gen Z employees say they are not getting the support they need at work, according to a survey, and nearly half of them trust artificial intelligence tools over their bosses when it comes to chartin… Read More.

Heartbroken singles are using an AI tool to create clones of their exes after breakups. Using AI as a crutch makes it even less likely than users will get over their failed relationships. Read More.

Joe Biden earned an endorsement from Russian President Vladimir Putin this week after years of evidence-free leftist hysteria about Donald Trump being a secret Russian agent. Read More.

In a fascinating article in the National Review, writer Henry Olsen reported on the latest data onw the blue state exodus could impact the electoral map - and it’s bullish for Republicans.  Read More.

The dangers and challenges of AI-powered propaganda and misinformation Read More.

Financial scams using generative AI are the latest hacking challenge for companies and employees, with traditional phishing taken to a new level. Read More.

The use of FRT for law enforcement has proven controversial, but not enough to deter authorities around the globe from implementing new FRT schemes Read More.

The government is warning Americans about the rise in AI 'sextortion' that is sweeping the nation - and the viscous attack has caused at least a 20 suicides in recent years. Read More.

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is aiming to vote on reauthorizing and potentially reforming deep state spy powers next week, according to a report. Read More.

While a full video on the subject could potentially take years to assemble, RNC Research assembled a brutal enough compilation of Joe Biden’s mental lapses to end whatever “debate” there ever was over his mental state. Read More.

Microsoft’s latest innovation in computer science seeks to “computerize the human body” and use people as conductive mediums to transmit power and data. This system will be able to collect intimate information from the body for surveillance and data analysis and ultimately for remotely controlling people’s behaviors and thoughts. By computerizing the human body and […] Read More.

Attorneys general from 26 different states signed a letter in support of the FCC ban. Read More.

The venture would seek to ramp up production of the costly computer chips as well as address the massive energy requirements needed to power them. Read More.