Political groups aligned with two of the biggest names in AI have been spending big bucks on campaign advertising before the midterm elections in hopes of ensuring that their candidate of choice wins and enacts policy aligned with their business objectives.
A federal judge in New York ruled last week that the Trump administration must hand over its legal argument to justify the Caribbean killings in the name of drug enforcement, which was seen as a modest win for critics of the extrajudicial murders.
Some of President Donald Trump’s top crypto supporters have expressed dismay over his digital windfall since taking office, in what some have called a naked “money grab,” according to a report last week in The Washington Post.
Pete Hegseth, the secretary of War, announced last week that the Pentagon was launching a new project to make sure the U.S. leads the way on the future of war-fighting, and said he selected two of President Donald Trump’s biggest backers to advise the project.
President Donald Trump, concerned about the looming midterm elections, told reporters last week that his poor approval ratings on the economy were the result of ineffective public relations – not reality.
President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social Monday that his closely aligned Super PAC, MAGA, Inc., will pay for the “Patriotic Ads” that have been drawing criticism because the administration used public funds to promote these messages.
President Donald Trump was in Ohio on Saturday in support of Republicans running for state and federal office and tried to encourage those in attendance to go out and vote so the party can “win big” and “shove it up their [Democrats] ass,” Reuters reported.