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‘I love Hitler’: Leaked messages expose Young Republicans’ racist chat – POLITICO
Editor’s Note: I tried several AI images –to create an image to go with this Politico story. Gemini and Sora refused to create an image of Young Republicans who love Hitler. Go figure. That was truth, yet AI will ignore by their rules. Don’t limit Truth. –DrWeb Exclusive ‘I love Hitler’: Leaked messages expose Young…
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Trump is breaking US diplomacy, State Department staffers say – POLITICO
Trump is breaking US diplomacy, State Department staffers say More than 60 ambassadorships don’t even have a nominee, while diplomats are told they’re being evaluated on their “fidelity.” By Nahal Toosi, 09/21/2025, 10:00 AM EDT President Donald Trump promised to reform American diplomacy. Insiders say he’s breaking it instead, to the point where he’s undermining…
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Trump loves AI, and the MAGA world is getting worried – POLITICO
Trump loves AI, and the MAGA world is getting worried Trump’s White House is all-in on building powerful American artificial intelligence. The populist base is starting to push back. By Mohar Chatterjee, 09/13/2025 04:00 PM EDT President Donald Trump’s AI action plan has set off a backlash from some of the biggest figures in the…
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The latest on Epstein, Trump’s crime bill and shutdown talks – POLITICO
: Mia McCarthy About the Author -Mia McCarthy covers Congress for POLITICO and co-authors the Inside Congress newsletter. She has covered Capitol Hill at POLITICO for over two years, first joining the company as a fellow in 2023. Mia previously covered state delegations in Congress for POLITICO and Vice President JD Vance during the 2024…
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The ‘woke’ words Democrats should cut from their vocabulary – POLITICO
The ‘woke’ words Democrats should cut from their vocabulary A new memo identifies 45 words and phrases for Democrats to avoid, alleging the terms turn voters off. They span six categories — from “therapy speak” to “explaining away crime.” By Adam Wren, 08/22/2025 10:10 AM EDT Democrats seem to think they can talk their way…
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Alina Habba ‘unlawfully’ working as US attorney in New Jersey, judge rules – POLITICO
Alina Habba ‘unlawfully’ working as US attorney in New Jersey, judge rules As a result, Habba cannot participate in prosecutions by the office. Alina Habba, former lawyer for President Donald Trump, is at the center of battle to lead New Jersey’s U.S. Attorney’s Office. | Mary Altaffer/AP By Ry Rivard and Matt Friedman, 08/21/2025 03:37…
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Congress is gone. Chaos awaits in September – POLITICO
By MIA MCCARTHY, CALEN RAZOR and BENJAMIN GUGGENHEIM 08/04/2025 04:50 AM EDT IN TODAY’S EDITION: — Why funding talks are going to be a mess — Crapo’s tax talks — TSA fights Senate facial recognition bill Congressional leaders will have a list of problems to resolve in September. | Francis Chung / POLITICO The Senate’s…
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Thune’s pre-recess game plan – POLITICO
IN TODAY’S EDITION:— Thune’s ‘minibus’ dream for this week— Grassley’s willing to cancel August recess— GOP blames Hamas as conditions in Gaza worsen Senators are racing the clock to make a dent in both the government funding process and President Donald Trump’s backlog of nominees before heading home for August recess. Senate Majority Leader John…
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Dems ready more Epstein attacks – POLITICO
By NICHOLAS WU, MEREDITH LEE HILL, CALEN RAZOR, MIA MCCARTHY and BENJAMIN GUGGENHEIM, 07/25/2025 04:50 AM EDT IN TODAY’S EDITION:— How Epstein could permeate recess town halls— Senate negotiates next week’s spending bills— Senate Republicans call for probe into Obama The Jeffrey Epstein controversy could be hitting town halls across the country as House lawmakers…
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Deferral or default? In budget deal, California universities left to wait and hope – POLITICO
By Eric He, 07/11/2025 05:28 PM EDT SACRAMENTO, California — California’s marquee public universities looked like clear-cut winners in the state’s recent budget deal. But behind the apparent triumph, nerves are fraying as higher education leaders have been left waiting to see if leading Democrats will be good for their word. Gov. Gavin Newsom and…
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