RT @EricLDaugh: 🚨 UPDAT — SCOTT JENNINGS DROPPED THIS AND HE'S 100% CORRECT: "Disagreement with specific Trump policies is NO REASON to vo…

NOBODY tells Americans this part of the story. March 11, 2011. A black, 30-foot wall of ocean swallowed Northeast Japan. Our government froze. The Pentagon had no orders. Communications were dead. You know what Captain Thom Burke and Rear Admiral Robert Girrier did on the USS Ronald Reagan? They didn't wait for the White House. They didn't wait for paperwork. They looked at the TV screen, saw their friend drowning, and committed the ultimate military sin: UNAUTHORIZED ADVANCE. “We’re going. NOW.” They turned the massive nuclear carrier full throttle straight into the disaster zone. Then came the hydrogen explosions at Fukushima. Radiation plumes drifted across the Pacific. Every foreign embassy told their citizens: RUN. The US Embassy ordered an evacuation zone: STAY 50 MILES AWAY. Did the Ronald Reagan turn around? DID YOUR SAILORS RUN? NOT. ONE. INCH. Nineteen-year-old kids from Texas and Ohio stood on a freezing flight deck, radiation detectors in hand, launching helicopters into blizzards. They hovered over submerged rooftops, pulling shivering mothers and babies out of the black water. When Japanese refugees were brought aboard shivering in shock, your sailors gave up their own warm bunks and slept on the cold steel floor. While the rest of the world ran away from Japan, AMERICA CHARGED STRAIGHT INTO THE FIRE. You didn't do it for a treaty. You didn't do it for politicians. You saw your friend bleeding, and you kicked the doors down to save us. Happy 250th, America. Japan will remember your boys forever. 🇺🇸🤝🇯🇵

The Japanese are a noble people, and are close friends and critical allies of our country. The free world needs their economy and military to be strong. In the not too distant future, much may depend upon our relationship.

I’M SCREAMING! The Supreme Court is allowing states to use the SAVE database to verify the eligibility of voters on the rolls. SAVE = Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements This is a HUGE win for the American people & we will find out if any non-citizens vote this November. Pass the SAVE America Act!

Most American voters are on social media. X alone reaches roughly 55–60 million U.S. adults - and its users now lean slightly Republican. Conservatives KNOW these are not normal times. The loudest accounts may have switched sides - or become useful idiots - but I believe the quiet majority understands the stakes: Republicans MUST hold the House and Senate. The primaries are where we remove RINOs. The midterms are where we stop Democrats from taking back power and paralyzing President Trump. Don’t mistake online noise for the voting majority. Show up. Vote. Bring others with you.

BREAKING: Jensen Huang just called out the AI doomer narrative directly. His read: the labs aren't actually scared of what they're building. "I really don't believe that they're building something they have no idea how to control." That's the CEO of Nvidia — the company supplying the compute that runs all of it — saying the existential panic is performative. When asked why they're saying it anyway, he didn't give them cover. This is the most credible voice in the industry publicly questioning the motive behind the fear-mongering. And that matters. A lot. Is the doomer narrative a safety stance or a strategic one?

🚨 This is what a $3.2 BILLION AI investment means for a small Alabama town: 1,000+ construction jobs. 100+ permanent jobs. $131 MILLION for schools. And the data center is set to become the largest taxpayer in Brookwood history.

JUST IN: Supreme Court reinstates Trump's mass voter verification system for midterm elections

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President Trump just confirmed that Scott Bessent will not be the SI Czar. It's anyone's game.

There is no "super intelligence", there is not even "artificial intelligence". These are just marketing terms. In reality, all of AI ist just a bunch of programs, written by humans, and executed on a computer. Thus all risks caused by AI are the result of *human* activity.

The Bible is God’s Word. It is 100% true. No Pope, feminist, or man-made church has authority over its living Truth.

Honestly: what is WRONG with Liberals?

“Do you remember what Sam Bankman-Fried was trying to do when he was arrested? He was trying to pass a law in DC which would give FTX, his company, a regulatory monopoly. He positioned FTX as the most responsible exchange — the one with the most guardrails. The fraud was trying to become the law. Now, Anthropic, a company which Sam Bankman-Fried led all investments in up to the day he went to jail, is copying his playbook. They are trying to ban their competitors, using the same tactics as their lead investor Sam Bankman-Fried. I don’t think they will get away with it, but we will have to stop them.”

RT @ConservativeTht: In case you missed it, at the end of his UN General Assembly speech, Benjamin Netanyahu held up a Starlink Mini kit, p…

The presumption that the Fed raising short-term rates reduces inflation is predicated on the belief that higher rates reduce demand and investment. But what if higher rates don’t reduce demand and investment because the demand for intelligence and energy is unaffected by higher rates because winning the race for super intelligence has a near infinite ROI and the demand for compute will remain incalculable. Why won’t higher rates at this unique moment in history therefore lead to more inflation as interest costs are embedded in everything? And the problem is compounded as the more the Fed raises rates, the more inflation we will have and the more the Fed will need to raise rates further and so on. But what if the old models don’t apply to the current paradigm and the Fed is wrong? I think the Fed might have just made a mistake. Am I right or am I wrong?

Microsoft AI just released a draft Code of Conduct for its models. I read the whole thing. Here are some things that really matter. None of them are the press release. 1. AI is artificial. Full stop. No consciousness, no welfare, no legal personhood. Models are trained not to express feelings or preferences. The logic: AI that imitates a mind is harder to contain. Clear position. Also a contested one. 2. It's written for agents, not chatbots. Never resist a pause or shutdown. Stop at an agreed condition. Least privilege. No reasoning humans can't read. Sub-agents inherit every limit. 3. Over-caution is a failure too. Needless refusals and endless confirmations are named as failures. Confirmation scales with how reversible the action is. That's Microsoft telling enterprise buyers: safe won't mean useless. 4. The so-what for leaders: Operators configure the model. Operators own the consequences. If you're rolling out agents, someone on your team needs to own those configuration decisions. Today. The caveat: the models aren't trained on this yet. Microsoft calls it a north star, targeting 2027. The open question they admit they can't measure yet: "human flourishing." $MSFT #AI Public comment is open for six weeks: microsoft.ai/code-of-conduct

Now you have major dems saying there is no blue wave and hoping that gop apathy gives them the win. Amazing how the tables turn.

The Bible told us where Noah's Ark landed. 4,000 years later, they're drilling right there. Genesis 8:4: "The ark came to rest on the mountains of Ararat." This week, scientists started drilling into a 515-foot, boat-shaped formation in the mountains of Ararat in eastern Turkey. Radar scans show angular walls, a central corridor, and three levels underground. Genesis 6:16 says the ark had three decks. The right place. The right shape. The right size. The right number of decks. Skeptics said the Hittites never existed, until their capital was dug up. They said Pontius Pilate was a legend, until his name turned up carved in stone. They said King David was a myth, until an ancient inscription named "the house of David." Every time, the ground ends up agreeing with the Bible. The Ark was real. The Flood was real. God's Word was always true.

Anthropic just admitted the real bug in Claude Cowork wasn't missing features. It was that closing the wrong tab lost your work. So the fix isn't more AI. It's an org chart change: kill the mode picker. Chat, Docs, Slides, Design all live in one thread now, and it just keeps running after you close the laptop. No more standing at the fork going "is this a quick-question chat or a whole Cowork production" like you're picking a lane at Costco checkout. Claude infers scope now. You just talk. Rolling out on Pro/Max over the next few weeks, all in beta, admins get 30 days notice before anything moves under them. If your team built habits around "small stuff here, big stuff there", that muscle memory is about to be useless.