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Trump refers to veterans as a “wall of flesh” at a Veterans Day memorial event

As of November 11th at 3pm, here’s the current list of who’s supporting Chuck Schumer for Senate Majority Leader, who’s not, and who’s been unclear on their position so far.

The moment Democratic Senator-elect Scott Colom took the stage at his victory party at Tougaloo College

I’m not sure the 1st Amendment applies if you’re an adult man storming into a college cafeteria, but let’s see what happens to Jake Lang this time

Since May, tariff refunds have amounted to 113% of new tariff collections. That's a net loss of $15 billion for the Treasury.

New Weather West post out now: "Sudden shift to active, stormy pattern in California during second half of November; extreme El Niño plus climate change now causing record-shattering near-coastal ocean warmth" weatherwest.com/archives/441…

The domes are finally coming down. ktla.com/news/california/san…

A series of disturbances will bring periods of light to moderate rain to the area at times between late Thursday night and the middle of next week. Adjust plans as needed to avoid wet and cooler conditions. #CAwx #SoCal

More and more I’m convinced a subset of the AI safety community are suffering from a combination of virtue signaling, messiah complex and delusions of grandeur. Some of the claims and takes are completely ungrounded in reality, inflated and hyperbolic and demonstrates that they lack a relationship with normal society. Worse of all, they are undermining the credibility of rational and necessary conversations related to AI safety and the promises of the technology for society - and some will take them serious.

Remember how Anthropic said Project Glasswing (Mythos) found tens of thousands of software vulnerabilities? Security firm VulnCheck just audited the actual 7-month Glasswing ledger, and the numbers are wild: - Out of 37,966 total findings, 30,617 (80.6%) aren't even in the public ledger yet - Only 217 findings (0.57%) have actually been fixed - Between Sept 8 and Nov 2, total findings jumped by +11,813, while fixes went up by only +15 (from 202 to 217) and duplicates exploded from 2 to 1,670 Even worse: Anthropic's unreviewed OSS Scanner sent 45 vulnerability reports to `curl` creator Daniel Stenberg and out of the 34 published so far, 19 of them (55.9%) were rejected as `vuln:NONE` (not a real vulnerability).

JUST IN - Nvidia board prepares to oust Jensen Huang, its founder and CEO, after he had two extramarital affairs — WSJ

The New York Times, The Washington Post and Politico all published stories on Jim Jordan becoming the new House GOP leader. None of them mentioned Jordan’s role in the effort to overturn the 2020 election. But we have no issue spotlighting his election denialism: demdock.com/4zLNKb6

CALIFORNIA PARTY REGISTRATION CHANGES Dems have complete control in the Golden State, although Reps between 2022-Sept 2025 made steady voter registration gains. Since September 2025, however, Rep strength has plateaued,& their voter counts since then have DECREASED. (1/2)

NY Times deep dives into the "hottest new job in law." Legal engineering gets its moment in the spotlight. nytimes.com/2026/10/31/busin…

Pretty much. Now bring on the fucking zombies.

In the last month, one tech CEO significantly altered U.S. Ukraine policy and another U.S. China tech policy. Each had enormous power to do so without oversight. Will it spark a broader rethinking of super-empowered corporate heads in vital national security spaces?

Lutnick may follow Huang out the door if all this reporting on his failure to list Megaspeed on the restricted list. Bessent reportedly unhappy about that. Knives out everywhere.

All personal AI assistants have been banned from United Airlines systems, and from booking flights.

BREAKING Jensen Huang also had an affair with a Nvidia executive who reported to him. The New York Times has five sources. Full Story: nyti.ms/4AicDec