Democrat nominee Abdul El-Sayed holds a narrow lead over Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan's U.S. Senate race, according to a new Emerson College Polling/Nexstar Media survey released Thursday that found the contest within the margin of error.

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President Donald Trump said Thursday he faces a "big decision" on whether to resume massive attacks against Iran as he seeks to bring the nearly seven-month war to an end."I have a big decision coming up. Do I want to go in and annihilate them [the Iranian regime] or do I...

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Cell phones made my life easier. So did the internet.Artificial intelligence may enrich it even more.But lots of people are worried.“Stop AI or we’re all going to die!” shout protesters.It’s possible that AI will decide that we humans are in the way and imprison us or kill us. Not likely, say AI specialists, but possible.Anthropic’s CEO just warned that AI is advancing faster than our ability to control it. He and other AI executives say they want to slow it down.He proposes embedding independent “evaluators” inside his company to assess risks. He also wants international coordination and federal regulation that would slow his competitors’ innovations too.Has that ever worked? I don’t think so.“The anti-AI movement makes all the same mistakes as the anti-fossil fuel movement,” says author Alex Epstein in my new video. “They deny the huge benefits of something and totally exaggerate the hazards and ignore all the ways we have of solving them.”Street protesters worry about cooling water used by data centers that power AI. But data centers account for a fraction of a percent of U.S. water use (0.04 percent in 2024).Also, they can use recycled water.Some people worry that data centers’ demand for power will raise electricity prices.“We can definitely do AI in a way that keeps electricity prices the same,” says Epstein, “But it’s going to require a reversal of the anti-electricity policies that have gotten us in this situation.”Like closing nuclear plants and forcing the use of renewable energy.“With AI,” says Epstein, “We’ve screwed ourselves unnecessarily. Enact policies that make it easier to build electricity capacity and make it easy for AI to build its own private grids.”Why not?“It’s not that there are no concerns,” notes Epstein, “but data centers can be a dream asset to the community that basically just sits in a corner and prints money ... people have no idea what they’re thinking about foregoing ... a lot of your job that you consider drudgery, like a teacher spending 50% of her time grading or a nurse filling out medical forms. Those people can start to delegate that to AI, which makes them better teachers, better nurses.”AI will also eliminate some jobs. But predictions about technology killing lots of jobs or most jobs have repeatedly been proven wrong.We were told automation would cause 15 percent unemployment. Automation happened. Now there are more jobs!Adam Thierer, author of “Permissionless Innovation”, says, “History shows us that technology has been a friend of humanity and utilized for great good. That will include AI ... if we allow it.”Will we?Bernie Sanders wants government to take “50 percent ownership.”“If the government owns half,” says Thierer, “we’re probably not going to develop very good AI. Government doesn’t have a very good history of creating hot new technologies that serve the public well. I don’t think we want the U.S. Post Office running our internet or communications networks and we don’t want to have Bernie Sanders ... controlling our AI robotic systems.”If American companies do slow AI, innovation won’t just stop.“If we get this wrong,” says Thierer, “the Chinese are there waiting ... They’re spending a lot of money to be the global leader ... their values will come baked into their systems: censorship, surveillance and control.”China does say: all AI must adhere to “core socialist values.”“Whoever wins AI, wins,” says President Donald Trump. He doesn’t want the United States to slow AI innovation. I think he’s right about this.AI will shape what billions of us understand about the world. We want technologies of freedom to win.Every Tuesday at JohnStossel.com, Stossel posts a new video about the battle between government and freedom. He is the author of “Government Gone Wild: Exposing the Truth Behind the Headlines.”

President Donald Trump said on Thursday that progress is being made toward establishing a U.S. ​Army base in Poland, ⁠crediting "the bold leadership" ​of Polish President Karol Nawrocki. "If ⁠this happens, the location will be announced very soon. This ​will be a historic ...

House Democrats raised concerns on Thursday about President Donald Trump's civil nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia, and said they had introduced a resolution of disapproval seeking to block the deal from coming into force.

UN Chief warns of AI risks, urging global coordination to ensure safe and responsible AI development.

The White House on Thursday withdrew the nomination of former Oklahoma state trooper Lance Schroyer to lead U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement after his confirmation stalled in the Senate.Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Chair Rand Paul,...

Hasan Piker claims America is worse than al-Qaeda, sparking controversy ahead of elections.

Horrifying surveillance footage emerged on Tuesday showing the moment a helpless ER nurse was brutally beaten by a deranged male patient with hospital security nowhere in sight. The post SHOCK VIDEO: Unhinged Patient Violently Assaults ER Nurse After Beating Up One of Her Colleagues – Hospital Security Nowhere to Be Found During Attack appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

There’s good teaching advice, and then there’s bad teaching advice. “Join the union” belongs firmly in the latter category. 🙃

According to certain media reports, Texas Democrat candidate for U.S. Senate James Talarico appears

House report exposes ActBlue's lax foreign donation checks and legal cover-ups in 2026 election scandal.

President Trump abruptly withdrew his nominee for ICE Director on Thursday. The post BREAKING: President Trump Abruptly Withdraws Nominee For ICE Director appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan trails Democrat Mary Peltola by 5 percentage points in the Alaska U.S. Senate race, according to a new poll.The AARP Alaska survey released Thursday found the former Rep. Peltola with 46% support on the initial ballot, compared with 41% for...

Former U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl, a longtime Republican lawmaker from Arizona who shaped landmark water policies in the U.S. West and guided the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, died Wednesday at 84.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Thursday named eight new members to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, ‌the committee that decides ​which preventive medical care should be provided to patients at no cost.

A 30-year-old home health worker in Lake Charles, Louisiana, is behind bars after police say he poured bleach into a water bottle and handed it to the physically and mentally handicapped man he was paid to care for. The post SICKENING: Lake Charles Caretaker Caught on Camera Pouring Bleach Into Handicapped Man’s Water — Then Told Him “Here, Drink This” appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

MS NOW/SnapStream On Thursday, the Morning Joe crew remained shocked that former Secretary of State and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton lost the 2016 election, as co-host Mika Brzezinski and former Biden National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said Clinton has seemed “better than ever” in recent interviews, where she has bashed Trump policies, along with private meetings.The ever-present Joe Scarborough led off the Clinton discussion amidst an interview focused on Sullivan, who sat beside The Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg.Scarborough brought up how Sullivan had recently met with both Hillary and Bill Clinton the other week, and remembered an interview Morning Joe did with Hillary last week, where she seemed to claim October 7th was an inside job, with no pushback. Thursday’s Morning Joe took a moment to praise former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as Mika Brzezinski and former Biden National Security Advisor said she was “better than ever," Willie Geist looked back at the 2016 election and proclaimed that “viewers… can't believe we… pic.twitter.com/Blv3MxGrT7— Nick (@nspin310) September 17, 2026 He began, “We had Hillary on the show last week. We were all just commenting before, weren't we, Willie? Like you sit there and you talk to them for a couple of minutes. You're like, wait a second. People used to know about foreign policy and economics and things that leaders needed to know about. It's always so jarring when you talk to past leaders of any party and say, Oh my god, wait a second. We used to have intelligent leaders.”Sullivan interjected with drooling praise: “And if you see Hillary now, she's just absolutely on fire. I mean, she was on fire on the show.”Scabrorugh agreed, and Brzezinski remarked, “Better than ever.”Then Sullivan continued with long lines of praise:And part of it is that, you know, she's just letting her hair down and she's saying what she thinks and she's letting loose. And when she sees something going wrong, she is calling it out in a big way. And that's true with respect to this president and American foreign policy. It's true with leaders around the world. And it's just been fascinating to watch year by year.Sullivan later showed agreement with Brzezinski: “Yeah, like you said, Mika, better than ever.”Morning Joe co-host and host of NBC’s Sunday Today, Willie Geist, disguises his Hillary praise and shock at her 2016 loss, which was agreed with in full by Brzezinski, as comments from “viewers”:GEIST: I mean, I can't tell you how many viewers - this is not a political statement - just viewers of our show who watched that hour with Hillary yesterday and said, "My God, she's fluent in every issue. She has a long view of history.” And these viewers said, "I can't believe we looked at these two people in 2016 and chose that one."BRZEZINSKI: Exactly.GEIST: That's a totally different matter.”In 2024, Scarborough said to Hillary, “It really has always been disconcerting to my conservative friends, how much I loved you from the start.”Maybe Morning Joe will push for her to run in 2028? The transcript is below. Click "expand":MS NOW’s Morning JoeSeptember 17, 20267:05:23 AM Eastern(...)JOE SCARBOROUGH: You were able to have, and I know it's off the record, but you were able to see Bill and Hillary a couple weeks ago. We had Hillary on the show last week. We were all just commenting before, weren't we, Willie? Like you sit there and you talk to them for a couple of minutes. You're like, wait a second. People used to know about foreign policy and economics and things that leaders needed to know about. It's always so jarring when you talk to past leaders of any party and say, Oh my god, wait a second. We used to have intelligent leaders.JAKE SULLIVAN: And if you see Hillary now, she's just absolutely on fire. I mean, she was on fire on the show. SCARBOROUGH: Yeah.MIKA BRZEZINSKI: Better than ever.SULLIVAN: And part of it is that, you know, she's just letting her hair down and she's saying what she thinks and she's letting loose. And when she sees something going wrong, she is calling it out in a big way. And that's true with respect to this president and American foreign policy. It's true with leaders around the world. And it's just been fascinating to watch year by year. Yeah, like you said, Mika, better than ever.BRZEZINSKI: Absolutely.WILLIE GEIST: I mean, I can't tell you how many viewers - this is not a political statement - just viewers of our show who watched that hour with Hillary yesterday and said, "My God, she's fluent in every issue. She has a long view of history.” And these viewers said, "I can't believe we looked at these two people in 2016 and chose that one." BRZEZINSKI: Exactly.GEIST: That's a totally different matter.(...) 

'In many ways, I hope [to be] even more influential because I [will] not have the constraints of an election certificate,' Roy told The Federalist.

Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar, R-Fla., used a new campaign ad to break with President Donald Trump on immigration, saying some of the president's immigration implementation tactics have "gone too far."