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#politics
Breitbart: Missouri AG Andrew Bailey: 'Misleading' AI Chatbots Push Anti-Trump 'Propaganda Masquerading as Fact'
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is seeking answers from tech companies like Meta, Google, and OpenAI regarding alleged biases in their AI chatbots that misrepresent facts about President Trump. He claims these chatbots produce misleading results, particularly in their assessments of Trump's stance on antisemitism.
Bailey has requested internal records from these companies to understand how they develop their AI models, warning that deceptive practices may violate Missouri's advertising laws. This scrutiny follows concerns over AI-generated misinformation and the need for transparency in algorithmic bias.
Fox News: PBS station singles out GOP senators in contentious public broadcasting funding battle
PBS Kansas has launched an advertisement urging viewers to contact GOP senators ahead of a Senate vote that could eliminate federal funding for public media. This comes as the Trump administration seeks to cut funding for PBS and NPR, with critics accusing PBS of political bias.
Republican officials have condemned the ad, suggesting it reinforces the argument for defunding public media. The FCC is investigating whether the ad violates federal laws regarding political issue advertising. PBS argues that public media is at risk and encourages public support to prevent funding cuts.
Breitbart: Judge Allows Don Lemon's Lawsuit Against Elon Musk's X to Proceed
A San Francisco judge has allowed Don Lemon to proceed with his lawsuit against Elon Musk's X, following the cancellation of Lemon's show. The lawsuit includes claims of fraud and breach of implied contract, while dismissing allegations of defamation and negligence.
Lemon's contract with X was reportedly terminated after a contentious interview with Musk. The judge's ruling permits Lemon to hold Musk accountable in court, emphasizing the importance of legal accountability.
#society
The Western Journal: Here We Go Again: Large Man Pretending to Be Woman Allegedly Flashes Shop Girl, 18, Then Lies About Being Attacked by Security Guard
A 49-year-old man identifying as a "trans woman" is under investigation in Brazil for allegedly exposing himself to an 18-year-old female shop assistant. The incident occurred in a women's boutique, leading to a complaint from the young woman and subsequent claims of assault from the man, which were contradicted by surveillance footage.
The case highlights ongoing concerns about the safety of women in spaces designated for them, as well as the complexities surrounding gender identity and public perception. Investigators are examining whether the man falsely reported the incident.
Fox News: Teens and phone use while driving: Why this deadly habit persists
Teen phone use while driving is a significant safety concern, with research indicating that they spend an average of 21% of car trips looking at their phones. Despite awareness of the dangers, many teens prioritize entertainment and social media over safety, contributing to thousands of accidents annually.
To combat this issue, experts suggest practical strategies like activating "Do Not Disturb" mode, keeping phones out of reach, and open discussions about the risks of distracted driving. Social influences and a misplaced sense of confidence further complicate the situation, highlighting the need for effective interventions.
GB News: Heathrow to play non-stop jet engine and beeping soundtrack for weeks in bid to 'diffuse pre-holiday jitters'
Heathrow Airport is playing a four-minute ambient track titled "Music for Heathrow" this summer, designed to ease pre-holiday jitters for travelers. Created by musician Jordan Rakei, the track features over 50 sounds from the airport, including jet engines and announcements, aiming to enhance the travel experience.
The composition is a tribute to Brian Eno's 1979 album "Music for Airports" and is intended to accompany passengers through their emotional journey from check-in to take-off. Despite recent disruptions at the airport, officials hope the soundscape will provide a calming atmosphere for the anticipated influx of travelers.
Breitbart: Lena Dunham Says Conservative Misogyny Led to MAGA Movement
Lena Dunham expressed that she was not surprised by the rise of MAGA, citing her experiences with misogyny during the production of her HBO series Girls. She noted that conservative criticism of the show was evident even in its early years, highlighting a broader societal issue.
Dunham also discussed her collaboration with Planned Parenthood for an abortion storyline in her new Netflix series, Too Much. She aims to portray abortion as a choice without shame, especially in light of recent legal changes regarding reproductive rights.
Breitbart: VIDEO: Trump 'Personally Paid' for Giant U.S. Flags at WH as Gift
President Trump funded the installation of two large American flags at the White House, costing $50,000 each. A White House spokesperson noted that this was part of Trump's efforts to enhance the patriotism and beauty of the residence, with the flags being raised on June 18.
Trump emphasized the need for flag poles at the White House, stating they had been lacking for 200 years. The flags were raised amid ongoing protests against the administration, which included acts of flag desecration. The American flag is described as a symbol of the nation's history and struggles.
The Imaginative Conservative: Worse Than the Nazis: The UK Government’s Final Solution
The UK government is criticized for legalizing late-term abortion and assisted dying, which the author equates to a "culture of death." This legislation is seen as a moral failure that dehumanizes the vulnerable, including babies and the elderly, and reflects a troubling historical parallel to Nazi ideologies.
The author argues that the government prioritizes the strong over the weak, creating a system where the rich and those with children receive care, while the poor and childless face neglect. Additionally, dissent against these policies is criminalized, further illustrating a decline in moral clarity.
#economy
Forbes: Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill Has A Poison Pill For World Cup Tourists
President Trump’s new legislation introduces a $250 "visa integrity fee" for most non-immigrant visas starting in 2026, aimed at promoting lawful conduct among foreign visitors. Critics argue this fee could deter international tourism, impacting the economy, especially during the World Cup 2026.
With projections of $30.5 billion in economic output from the World Cup, host cities are concerned about potential declines in foreign visitors due to increased fees and a possible expansion of the travel ban. Additionally, cuts to tourism marketing budgets raise further concerns about the U.S.'s ability to attract international tourists.