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Wisconsin Rep. Glenn Grothman apparently got lost and ended up at an Americans for Prosperity event in Michigan. Or maybe he heard they were giving away bratwursts. Either way, while there, someone made a mistake and handed Grothman a microphone. What happened next is tha...

There have now been dozens of stories of bad lawyers using AI results in filings, most of which show up in the form of fake case citations. That’s old hat at this point. But how about prompt injections in court filings? There have been a few people warning that it’s coming. A year ago, Louisiana […]

ATVs are not allowed on Newburgh streets or in public parks, and one driver found out the hard way after leading police on a chase Thursday evening. Continue reading…

“Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-WI), the GOP nominee for Wisconsin governor, dodged while on NewsMax on Friday on whether or not he thinks President Donald Trump will campaign with him in the crucial swing state,” Mediaite reports. Said Tiffany: “Well, we’ll see what the president does. I mean, he’s got his hands full, and there’s the […]

“The fragile monthlong ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran appears set to expire Monday absent a last-minute deal to extend it and potentially end the war between the two nations,” Politico reports.

“President Donald Trump declared on Friday he would ‘never apologize’ for the higher gas prices Americans have paid since the beginning of the Iran War,” Mediaite reports.

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Zoomers don’t know what Usenet is. Allegra Rosenberg has a good explanation, and she continues with a meditation on misconceptions that Generation Z have about life in the 90s and 2000s. This misunderstanding is not unique to GenZ; I think it’s a phenomenon of being in one’s...

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At a press conference outside Madison Square Garden, politicians, musicians, and privacy advocates argued for tighter restrictions on how public venues deploy biometric surveillance.

 

Plus more DHS devilry, an ode to Sea Salt, and Swede Hollow Cafe goes reverse brick-'n'-mortar in today's Flyover news roundup.

GM is putting NACS DC fast-charging ports on its entire 2027 model-year EV lineup.

Massachusetts just appointed a heat resiliency officer to coordinate with state government agencies and work with communities to "prepare for rising temperatures, protect public health and reduce the impacts of extreme heat."

Well, almost. Tomorrow I fly back to Indiana, where it has been stormy the whole time I've been gone, seems like. In a couple of months, I'll be scanning all the photos I have in dozens of three-ring albums, but keeping the photos themselves, which I want to organize chronologically behind tabbed dividers in boxes […]

GM Mike Dunleavy and owner Joe Lacob are targeting the February trade deadline as the next chance for the team to make a splash.

“President Donald Trump turned to the issue of crime when he hit the campaign trail Friday as Republican prospects in November’s midterms continue to suffer over his handling of the economy and war in Iran,” Bloomberg reports. “Polls show voters unhappy with his handling of the economy and the Iran war, the issues dominating the […]

No privacy, little downtime: Life aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln.

A new AI tool for brand voice guidelines, plan expiration notices, and various fixes.