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Fox News: SEAN HANNITY: Appointing Weiss as special counsel in Hunter Biden probe is DOJ's new, pathetic sleight of hand
The Department of Justice appoints special counsel David Weiss to investigate possible crimes by Hunter Biden. Sean Hannity of Fox News criticizes the move, calling it a strategy to protect President Joe Biden.
Red State: I'll Be Brief: Legal Highlights From the Week Ending August 11
A roundup of the latest legal proceedings involving Donald Trump, including a split decision on a protective order in the 2020 Election Case and the dismissal of Trump's counterclaim in a defamation lawsuit. Additionally, Hunter Biden is facing new charges, and Sam Bankman-Fried's bond was revoked due to witness tampering. The Missouri v. Biden First Amendment case was argued in court, with a ruling expected in the next few months.
PJ Media: Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Hints at Dropping Out of 2024 Race
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, a Republican candidate for president in 2024, may drop out of the race because he does not qualify for the first GOP debate in Milwaukee. Suarez believes that candidates who do not meet the minimum thresholds should not stay in the race. He has yet to meet the polling requirements and expressed frustration with the disadvantage he faces.
#religion
The American Spectator: God Performs a Miracle at World Youth Day and Goes Viral
World Youth Day in Portugal brought together 2 million young people from around the world, challenging the belief that Christianity is dying. Jimena, a Spanish girl with an incurable condition, prayed for healing and miraculously regained her sight. The power of faith and the presence of miracles in the 21st century prevail.
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The American Spectator: Joe the Grandfather
In a seedy, crime-ridden city, Joe the Grandfather fights against corruption and a ruthless gang leader. With his sharp wit and hardened detective skills, Joe uncovers a web of deceit and danger that reaches the highest levels of power. As bullets fly and dark secrets are revealed, Joe must confront his own demons and protect his loved ones.
#technology
The American Spectator: Conversing With Chatbots
AI chatbots still struggle with accuracy and knowledge, often providing incorrect information. Different chatbots have varying levels of accuracy and access to current information. Microsoft's Bing and Google's Bard seem to be the most accurate, while Anthropic's Claude and OpenAI's ChatGPT 3.5 have more limitations. Despite their shortcomings, AI chatbots can be useful but should not be solely relied upon for information. They can also be hacked, leading to false accusations and misinformation. AI chatbots are a valuable tool, but users should remain cautious and verify information from reliable sources.
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Breitbart: Maui Wildfire Continues to Blaze as Death Toll Reaches 67
A deadly wildfire in Maui, Hawaii, has claimed the lives of 67 people and destroyed 2,000 acres of land, including the cultural town of Lahaina. The death toll is expected to rise even further, making it the deadliest wildfire on U.S. soil since the 2018 Camp Fire in California.