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26 Aug 2023
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Liberty Nation: X Braces for 2024 Election Disinformation Tidal Wave
X, formerly known as Twitter, is hiring new workers, including content moderators, in preparation for the expected surge of disinformation in the 2024 election. Elon Musk, the CEO of X, is looking to fill full-time positions, including the role of head of civic integrity. X will also introduce a "Community Notes" feature for political ads to flag AI content. The authenticity of posts will be debated, but X's user base will play a crucial role in the election season. []
AI-generated content is becoming prevalent in political campaigns, raising concerns about the influence of deepfakes and disinformation. The 2024 campaign for Florida Governor Ron DeSantis used AI-generated images of Donald Trump and Dr. Anthony Fauci, as well as Trump's voice, in advertisements. Experts and lawmakers are calling for regulation of AI deepfakes in political ads. However, it is still possible to differentiate between real and fake content, and authentication techniques can be used. []
American Thinker: U.S. Congress: call your office
The urgent need for Congress to reconvene, especially the House, is highlighted due to the extended recesses they take. The absence of a strong Republican majority and President Trump facing ongoing challenges are concerning, with the Minority Leader and Kevin McCarthy's insufficient response to the charges against the Bidens. The disconnect between the political elites' luxury and corruption and the suffering of the American people is evident, making it crucial for Congress to prioritize the nation's needs.
National Review: Stop the ‘Special Counsel’ Shenanigans
Congress should defund any special-counsel investigation that does not comply with regulations. The appointment of sham special counsel David Weiss by AG Merrick Garland to investigate Biden family corruption violates these regulations. Special counsels are not truly independent, but Congress cannot appoint their own prosecutors.
Washington Free Beacon: Drew's Receipts: The Hottest Destinations To Flee Your Home for Ahead of Climate Catastrophe
The New York Times recommends climate havens as experts point to geography and ability to take in newcomers as factors. Cities like Detroit, Cincinnati, and Buffalo fit the bill. Some parts of Canada, Russia, and Scandinavia also offer refuge. Don't forget, Siberia is waiting for you! Joy Reid and others link Trump's Atlanta prosecution to racism, based on his criticism of prosecutors. Media fact-checkers get it wrong on Republican remarks about unlimited abortion access. Kamala Harris is trying to show the public the "real" Kamala, focusing on her key constituencies.
Washington Free Beacon: Club for Growth Staffer Jumps Into VA Senate GOP Primary, Taking Aim at… Mitch McConnell
The Republican establishment is getting involved in 2024 Senate races, backing candidates like Tim Sheehy and Jim Justice, potentially against primary challengers supported by the insurgent Club for Growth. In Virginia, it's a cold war with no official backing yet, but Scott Parkinson, backed by the Club for Growth, and Hung Cao, supported by Senator Steve Daines, are potential choices. Parkinson wants to weaken Senate leaders like Mitch McConnell and give more power to rank-and-file senators. Parkinson is vice president of government affairs for the Club for Growth and wants to strengthen the "Breakfast Club" of conservative senators. He aims to fight party leadership tactics and confront lies from the cloakroom to preserve America's constitutional framework.
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National Review: America’s Military-Industrial Base Needs a Revival
President Biden acknowledges that the United States is unprepared to provide the necessary weapons and equipment for national security. The defense-industrial base is inadequate to supply Ukraine in its war with Russia and to confront China in a conflict centered on the Taiwan Strait. The U.S. needs a national mobilization to strengthen its defense industry and ensure readiness.
Euromaidan Press: Russian shelling of Kharkiv Oblast kills two, injures one
Russian shelling kills two and injures one in Kharkiv Oblast.
#economy
National Review: Biden’s Green Policy Relies on Red China
Democrats are pushing legislation to achieve net-zero greenhouse-gas emissions by 2050, but it may come at the cost of selling out the country to China. The Biden administration's plans for green-energy production and electric-vehicle manufacturing heavily rely on China's dominance in the natural resources and manufacturing sectors necessary for these goals. China will be a major beneficiary of Biden's green agenda, while America's strategic interests and values are being compromised.
#health
American Thinker: A Renowned Vaccinologist and the Placebo-Controlled Clinical Trials That Weren’t
In a Twitter exchange, Paul Offit and lawyer Aaron Siri debate the use of placebo-controlled trials in vaccine safety testing. Siri argues that childhood vaccines, such as Gardasil and Prevnar, were not tested against inert placebos but against other substances that could cause harm. Offit updates his statement from "All vaccines..." to "Most vaccines..." but the FDA evidence shows that many vaccines are not tested in placebo-controlled trials before licensure. This highlights the limitations of vaccine safety testing and the need for objective evaluation.
American Thinker: Using People with 'Brain Death' as Lab Rats
Doctors successfully implanted genetically modified pig kidneys into two "brain dead" men in Alabama and New York. The kidneys functioned well for a month and a full seven days, respectively. Medical ethicists raise concerns about consent, rationing, and animal rights.
#crime
Fox News: Illinois mother arrested after kindergartner son arrived at school with gun in backpack
An Illinois mother is charged after a gun was found in her son's backpack at school.
#sports
Forbes: Meet The Next Generation Of American Tennis Stars
The U.S. men's tennis game has been overshadowed for years, but thanks to players like Frances Tiafoe, Taylor Fritz, and Tommy Paul, there may be hope for a Grand Slam win. These players have not only been performing well on the court, but they have also been earning millions off the court through sponsorships and endorsements. While there is pressure for them to break the championship drought, success could bring fame and fortune, catapulting them to mainstream superstardom.
Forbes: FC Barcelona Put €30 Million Price Tag On Tricky Winger: Reports
FC Barcelona has valued winger Ez Abde at €30 million ($32.3 million) as they consider offloading him due to financial constraints. While Xavi Hernandez wants Abde to stay, the Catalans have received interest from Aston Villa and Bayer Leverkusen. Negotiations with Leverkusen fell through as they were only willing to pay half of Barcelona's asking price. Abde may potentially start in Barcelona's upcoming match against Villarreal if Xavi chooses a formation without a false left winger.