Pinkerton: The Guide to Averting the AI Apocalypse

For years now, Musk has been warning against the “woke mind virus,” and he has zeroed in on Anthropic, the woke AI company—99.8 percent of $200 million in campaign donations to Democrats— that has been fired from the Department of War by Secretary Pete Hegseth.  (Anthropic has filed suit to block its termination, and just…

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Elon Musk Demands Delaware Judge Be Removed from Tesla Lawsuit over LinkedIn Activity

CNBC reports that Elon Musk’s attorneys have requested that Judge Kathaleen McCormick step down from presiding over two ongoing Tesla shareholder lawsuits in Delaware, alleging that she demonstrated bias against the billionaire entrepreneur. The motion for recusal centers on claims that McCormick expressed support for a LinkedIn post critical of Musk by reacting to it with…

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Watch: Mark Normand Says Netflix Executives Agreed Muslims Are ‘Dangerous People,’ Netflix Denies

Netflix sources, speaking to left-leaning entertainment media, are now fully denying comedian Mark Normand’s claim that one of its executives told him Muslims are “dangerous people.” The dispute comes after Normand said that Netflix executives told him to cut jokes about Muslims from his comedy special because they were afraid of a backlash to the…

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Pinkerton: ‘CODE RED’ Challenges AI’s Claims on Faith

Fortunately, Breitbart News’ Wynton Hall has written a book on AI, addressing these and more questions, and offering the outlines of solutions.  “We must future-­proof ourselves,” Hall writes, “by confronting the politics and power of the AI revolution before it reshapes our world, unchallenged.” Truly, we have no choice but to grapple with AI, as…

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‘Cobra Effect:’ AI Detection Tools Push Students Toward Duller Writing and Defensive Use of Chatbots

TechSpot reports that writing instructors and students across educational institutions are discovering an unintended consequence of AI detection tools: rather than simply identifying machine-generated text, these systems are fundamentally reshaping student writing practices in concerning ways. The tools, which rely on statistical analysis rather than genuine comprehension of authorship, are penalizing sophisticated writing while rewarding…

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Lawsuit: Tesla Cybertruck in ‘Full Self-Driving’ Mode Attempted to Drive over the Side of a Texas Overpass

The Houston Chronicle reports that Justine Saint Amour has filed a lawsuit in Harris County Court against Tesla, claiming the EV giant was negligent in marketing its “self-driving” feature. The incident occurred in August 2025 on the 69 Eastex Freeway in North Houston, where Saint Amour was driving her Cybertruck with Tesla’s full self-driving mode engaged. According to…

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Iranian Hackers Suspected to Be Behind Cyberattack on Medical Giant Stryker

The Wall Street Journal reports that the sophisticated cyberattack targeted the Michigan-based medical equipment giant’s Microsoft infrastructure, deleting critical device data and disabling company phones across its global operations. As of Thursday morning, the breach remained active with the company unable to provide a timeline for full system restoration. Stryker, a $20 billion corporation headquartered…

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Exclusive: Rep. Andy Biggs Unveils ‘Protect Liberty and End Warrantless Surveillance Act’

“National security and civil liberties are not mutually exclusive. We can give our intelligence professionals the tools they need to target foreign threats while ensuring that Americans are not subjected to unconstitutional surveillance,” Biggs told Breitbart News in a written statement. Section 702 is a surveillance authority meant to be used to spy on foreign…

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