OXON HILL, Md.—Tech companies have done a “horrendous” job pitching the benefits of AI to the American people, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Thursday. “The SI, the large language labs that are creating it, and the companies and the folks building the data centers have done a horrendous, terrible job explaining the value proposition to......Read More
Summary Within the span of a few days, Jensen Huang went from being one of the world’s most powerful men to an admitted adulterer and unemployed billionaire. His rapid fall will have profound consequences for Nvidia, AI, and our national security for years to come. Most alarming, Huang used his power and influence to lobby......Read More
Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh blasted the Denver Broncos for using a medical evaluation loophole to renegotiate trade compensation for linebacker Daiyan Henley....Read More
A Jenison Public Schools student shares her perspective of the on-going controversy at the high school. The concerns have been over a now canceled student organized club activity at the high school from Club America, a turning point USA chapter. Some viewed the event to be Islamophobic because one of the advertised discussion topics was: Are Muslims bad news for America?...Read More
The Holland Ice Park will celebrate its one-year anniversary Saturday....Read More
Summary Ohio was not spared last week’s blue wave. Yet Secretary of State Frank LaRose managed to pull off a win for his race as state auditor, even as his predecessor and other statewide Republicans lost their races. How did he do it? In a phone interview with the Daily Signal, LaRose spoke about how......Read More
Agreement injecting 'tens of millions of dollars' into debt-ridden airline comes as employees declare a labor dispute, citing efficiency measures that included workforce reductions...Read More
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Another alleged attack on Turning Point USA was captured on video, this time at the University of Texas at Tyler.Ciro Stephen Tomlian, 19, is accused of assaulting three people at the TPUSA tent at the university on Tuesday.'Everyone has the right to free speech, and violence will not be tolerated at this university.'Video from the incident shows Tomlian bizarrely march up to the tent dressed in a cape and holding what appears to be a staff or a cane. He rips an American flag from the tent before he's confronted by TPUSA members, whom he calls "fascist pieces of s**t," according to video.He curses at them, raises the middle finger, and yells, "Back the f*** up!" before swinging the cane at them, the video appears to show. An officer can be seen rushing in to handcuff the man."I apologize, Officer," Tomlian mutters.Two videos of the altercation were posted to social media. UT Tyler President Dr. Julie Philley released a statement saying an individual had assaulted three people at the main campus. "Everyone has the right to free speech, and violence will not be tolerated at this university," she wrote, according to Chron.Beverley Golden, the UT Tyler associate vice president for strategic communications and media relations, said Tomlian used to be a student at the university and now has a criminal trespass warning there.Records at the Smith County Jail said Tomlian was booked on two charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and one charge of assault causing bodily injury.TPUSA spokesperson Andrew Kolvet provided a statement to Blaze News about the incident."We’re so proud of how our students comported themselves. They stayed calm in the face of someone acting extremely erratically, and when this individual finally attacked, they quickly moved to subdue him until police could arrive," Kolvet said.RELATED: Unhinged student who flipped Turning Point USA table gets arrested and faces 5 charges "While we couldn’t be more proud of their actions, it’s disgusting that they have to experience this at all," he added. "We’re genuinely grateful to campus PD, who moved in quickly, and to President Dr. Julie Philley, who has been supportive and has a zero-tolerance policy for violence on campus, especially politically motivated violence." TPUSA field representative Janae Jenson recalled the incident in an interview with "Fox & Friends" on Thursday. "Our students face threats of violence and mean words all the time on the daily. So, I mean, something like this is bound to happen eventually on campuses," she said. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!...Read More
Not that long ago, the 2028 debate was JD Vance vs. Marco Rubio. Now, prediction markets say Ron DeSantis and Ted Cruz are more likely to jump into the race than either of them.On a recent episode of “Predictable,” BlazeTV host Stu Burguiere dove into Kalshi markets to share which Republicans are predicted to run — and the shocking overall favorite to win in 2028. Stu begins with the Republicans most likely to enter the race.As of the episode’s taping, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis tops the list with a 90% chance of running. Stu mentions a Washington Post report that the Florida governor is preparing another White House bid — a claim DeSantis has flatly denied. “I don’t know what the truth is there,” Stu says.Texas Sen. Ted Cruz follows DeSantis at 86%. Immediately after him is former Trump aide John McEntee.Stu is surprised by this one. “Who is John McEntee? Do we know?” he asks.Fourth on the list is Vice President JD Vance, sitting at 73%.“I still think that's pretty low, frankly; I think he's going to run,” Stu predicts.Following Vance are Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul (66%), Secretary of State Marco Rubio (60%), and Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie (59%).“Rand Paul would be interesting. … I think he's always wanted to run again. I think he feels like the right environment might be able to bring him in,” Stu says, adding that Paul would have “real credibility” on the Make America Healthy Again movement and antiwar issues.From Massie, it descends to former Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (57%), former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (52%), former Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin (45%), Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton (36%), South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott (32%), Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (31%), Interior Secretary Doug Burgum (30%), former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (29%), and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (29%).Tucker Carlson made the list as well at 24%, but Stu doesn’t expect him to jump in.“I don’t think he’s going to do it,” he says, noting that Carlson is already successful between his “podcasts” and his “private-sector gig.”Stu is also quick to dismiss Erika Kirk (5.4%) and Elon Musk (3.1%). Kirk, he argues, is “not going to run for president” because “the last thing she needs is more people talking about her,” and Musk is “not constitutionally eligible to be president.”But more telling is who is actually positioned to win the nomination. As of the taping, JD Vance leads at 34%, followed by Marco Rubio at 18% and Ron DeSantis at 17%.And when it comes to who’s the favorite to win in 2028, it’s not a Republican at all. After last week’s midterm rout, Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-Ga.) leads at 20%.Following Ossoff are Vance (13%), New York Democrat Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (9.6%), Rubio (9.4%), California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom (8.4%), and Ron DeSantis (6.2%).After that, it’s “mostly Democrats,” Stu says.“Very split. You should expect that 15- to 20-person field going forward,” he adds.To hear more of Stu’s analysis, watch the episode above.Want more from Sara Gonzales?To enjoy more of Sara's no-holds-barred takes on news and culture, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream....Read More
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Defending Education uncovered how the NEA and affiliates spent nearly $7.8 million fighting ballot measures and school choice campaigns in three states....Read More
Summary Profound cultural changes in the West necessitate that church leaders more actively participate in public life, said Protestant and Jewish scholars. “Now we have a civilization at war with creation order and that’s the issue,” said R. Albert Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, at The Heritage Foundation’s conference The Forum on......Read More
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