From the southern border to the beaches of Miami to the streets of New York City, Americans are seeing increased deployment of National Guard forces. On his Substack, Jon Rappoport discusses what that means for America, writing: The Governor of New York has sent armed troops into the subways of New York City, to keep […]
Col. Macgregor: The Union Is Fragile and Deteriorating
Despite Joe Biden’s attempt to paint a rosy picture of his administration’s handling of the country, Col. Douglas Macgregor suggests that, in fact, “the state of the Union is not strong. In fact, it is fragile and deteriorating.” Tom Woods reports on Macgregor’s words in the Tom Woods Letter, writing: I didn’t watch the State […]
Biden Incoherent on Inflation
Joe Biden’s fourth State of the Union address was filled with veiled attacks on Donald Trump, but when it comes to discussing the issues most pressing to Americans, Biden was incoherent. The New York Sun called out Biden’s failure to address the topic on so many Americans’ minds, writing: Mr. Biden offered no coherent discussion […]
Tucker Carlson Responds to Biden’s SOTU
https://t.co/HVFuuHOVjc — Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) March 8, 2024
More Universities Should End DEI
The University of Florida has ended its funding and employment for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs and staff. The move saved $5 million in taxpayer and tuition dollars to be refocused on educating students. More universities should follow U of F’s example and end funding for divisive DEI programs on campus. The Editors at […]
With Sinema’s Exit, Can Kari Lake Win Arizona?
Independent, and former Democrat, Senator Kyrsten Sinema has signaled that she will not be running for reelection in Arizona. Her departure from the race leaves Kari Lake as the presumptive GOP nominee and presumably Rep. Ruben Gallego for the Democrats. Kari Lake is an outspoken supporter of Donald Trump, while Gallego is a radical progressive. […]
Tesla’s Charging Station Adaptation
In nature, species survive by adapting to their surroundings. The same is true in business. To expand its influence in the market for EVs, Tesla has allowed electric vehicles from other automakers to use its network of charging stations with the help of adapters. At The Wall Street Journal, Joanna Stern explains her experience charging […]
HiPerGator: University of Florida’s Supercomputer Powering AI
At ABC ActionNews, Michael Paluska visits the University of Florida to examine its massive supercomputer, the HiPerGator, and to see the work being done on artificial intelligence. He writes: At the University of Florida, inside a brick building with fake windows, lives a supercomputer called HiPerGator, one of the fastest in the world to harness […]
University of Florida Eliminates DEI Staff
University of Florida’s Board of Governors has found that the school’s Diversity Equity and Inclusion programs are prohibited expenditures and is proceeding to eliminate its DEI employee positions. The Gainesville Sun reports: The University of Florida announced Friday that it is eliminating all Diversity, Equity and Inclusion employee positions. This change, announced through an emailed administrative memo, […]
Can $7 Trillion End AI Chip Scarcity?
In the rush to develop artificial intelligence, the advanced computer chips best suited to powering the machine learning technologies are becoming expensive and scarce compared to demand. The co-founder of OpenAI, Sam Altman, has a plan to use $5 trillion to $7 trillion in investor money to build enough capacity to revolutionize the world’s chip-building […]
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