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On the receiving end of some pretty wild verbal abuse for these comments simply acknowledging affordability IS an issue for many Americans, and buying a home IS harder for younger Americans than it used to be. Socialism isn’t the answer. But if Republicans keep denying that these issues are real, they will keep losing… particularly with younger voters.

Watch this story very closely. China’s Megaspeed received between 5 and 7 billion dollars worth of Nvidia chips, or in reality, China did, which they should not have. Jensen and Alice may only be part of the story which eventually emerges. The race for the narrative, blame, and hearings has begun. Eyes wide open.

NEW TEAM ASSEMBLED! We have one mission: to protect and defend this country from the radical Left and focus on American families. That starts right now. Republican Leader Jim Jordan Whip Tom Emmer Conference Chair Lisa McClain NRCC Chair Brian Jack Conference Secretary Mark Alford Conference Vice Chair Blake Moore Republican Policy Committee Chair Jay Obernolte

Jensen Huang reportedly had an affair with an NVIDIA executive, and speculation is growing that he could divorce his wife of over 40 years. If they divorce and there’s no prenup, Lori Huang could potentially walk away with $75–80 BILLION. That would make it one of the most expensive divorces in history.

🚨🇺🇸🇨🇳 Sec. Bessent reportedly CONFRONTED Sec. Lutnick inside the WH Situation Room over CHINA. Bessent demanded to know why Megaspeed, a company accused of illegally diverting U.S. chips to China, had NOT been blacklisted. Lutnick's response? “I don't know. I'll look into it.” 💀 Officials had reportedly been warning Lutnick about Megaspeed for MONTHS and he did NOTHING. Source: Axios / Writer: Samuel

World War 3 and secret CIA inventions: 'Time traveler' who says he is from the year 2118 makes chilling claims trib.al/solLGFW

C++ is right wing and Rust is left wing it seems

🚨 JUST NOW: Laura Ingraham DESTROYS Markwayne Miullin LIVE ON FOX for pushing for "LEGAL STATUS" for DACA illegals LAURA: "Why would ANY idea be floated to work with the Democrats on an issue that is their HOLY GRAIL?!" "It seems like EVERY TIME Republicans feel like they're running into a rough spot, they rush to some type of immigration deal with a party that you yourself has said has NO INTEREST in lowering immigration, legal immigration, or enforcing the laws as they exist." "Why did you float DACA, Mr. Secretary? Why is THAT the message for you guys this election?!" — @IngrahamAngle MULLIN: "... some of them may not even speak English or never even lived in their country!" WHAT KIND OF ARGUMENT IS THAT?! NO AMNESTY. PERIOD.

🚨 JOHN THUNE just dropped this line on the outrage: "If you spend a lot of time on social media and you mention me, unfortunately, your algorithms if you mention me are going to blow up on you." Thune says Republicans need to WIN BACK independents: "People who, in general elections, are gonna decide that. Largely, that's gonna be an economic message." We could've gotten a LOT more done if we did the talking filibuster for the past 2 years and fought tooth-and-nail for every big win, rather than rely on reconciliation every time!

Republican Senators voted to re-elect Senator Thune.

Vote on Hegseth impeachment is at 5:30pm today - I will not be voting to impeach. The Iran war is through no fault of his own and he should not be the one scapegoated for it. I fully support the changes Hegseth has made to the DoW to make our fighting force the very best it can be.

The most entertaining outcome is the most likely, especially if ironic

BREAKING: @AnthropicAI just dropped Claude Fable 5.2. It’s a paradigm-shifting model if you have a project ambitious enough to give it. We’ve been testing it at @every, and I’ve seen this crazy explosion of creativity on the team. People are making their own creative software, games for their kids, and documentaries instead of slide decks. Here’s your day zero vibe check: • Coding: @kieranklaassen built Everycut, a video editor with the features we use from Premiere, Descript, and other tools—all in one app, with an agent built in. The first version was live in 3 days, and we immediately used it for our internal show-and-tell. This feels like a new era of professionals building their own professional tools, tailored to exactly how they work. • Games and design: @jackcheng gave it a photo of his toddler’s messy playroom. It turned the actual toys into a playable racing game, with fun details like a stray shoe as an obstacle and a sippy cup as a power-up. • Knowledge work: @hammer_mt turned his research into a documentary. The model came up with interview questions, he answered them on camera, and it cut the footage together. He called this the most productive 3 weeks of his career. • A different way of working: Give it a big job and leave it running overnight or over a weekend. But tell it what “done” means: Mike found it could finish the build, then spend another day or two testing. Set the goal, the budget, and how much checking you need before walking away. • The catch: It’s slow and burns through tokens. Our early-access usage was free, and these projects would have been expensive at API rates. It’s 20% cheaper than Fable 5.1, but for everyday writing, emails, or quick back-and-forth coding, I’d usually reach for something else. The clearest signal: When our early access ended, @TylerNishida stopped working on some projects until he could get this model back. He didn’t want to build them with anything else. The best measure of a new model is whether it makes you try things you wouldn’t have tried before. Fable 5.2 absolutely does that. Here’s our full day-zero Vibe Check: