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Starshield’s abrupt restriction reportedly weakened Ukraine’s interceptors as Russian attacks killed and injured civilians. With Trump officials denying responsibility, the column demands a sworn investigation into whether Elon Musk independently handed Russia a battlefield advantage.
California billionaires are spending heavily against a proposed 5% tax, but Mark Zuckerberg has arranged to remain in the state while Jensen Huang and Scott Kirby openly embrace paying more.
A federal labor authority found widespread citation failures in an HHS arbitration filing, adding another apparent AI debacle to a department already embarrassed by nonexistent studies, a failed tool, and fabricated sources in teen pregnancy policy changes.
Joe Scarborough blasted Republicans for feeding Trump’s ego with an invented award while voters face rising living costs, arguing that the party’s loyalty to a president with 31% approval keeps producing painful political blunders.
Schumer, Jeffries and allied Democratic groups accuse the Trump administration of threatening election officials and unlawfully pressuring states over disputed voter lists, escalating a major voting rights fight just 13 days before the midterms.
Trump is campaigning for Ashley Hinson as Iowa Republicans face unexpectedly tight races, but farmers and voters say tariffs, diesel prices, fertilizer costs and the broader cost of living remain pressing concerns despite the administration’s promised relief.
FCC Chair Brendan Carr warned broadcasters about airing polls as multiple surveys showed Democrats ahead and Trump deeply unpopular, while Commissioner Anna Gomez argued that good faith reporting of publicly available polling data does not violate agency rules.