Fox hammers Trump with brutal reality check

Top Stories for September 26:

Hegseth issues veiled order to military to vote Republican in midterms
Secretary of War Crimes Pete Hegseth directed America’s service members and their families to vote in the midterm election, not-so-subtly suggesting Friday that they could make the difference in some districts predicted to vote blue. He cited a 2024 presidential election analysis as evidence, claiming that 300,000 “warriors” were not registered to vote that year.

“That’s more than the ballots cast in cities like Detroit, Boston, Milwaukee, or Seattle,” Hegseth noted, specifically naming liberal cities. Curious list you got there, Pete.

We cannot let it go unmentioned that this is WILDLY illegal, but with nobody willing to enforce the Hatch Act against the credibly accused rapist, we’ll have to wait until January to hold him accountable for this…along with all the war crimes he’s ordered.

Take Action: Demand Congress investigate the Pentagon’s Iran war casualty cover-up!

VIDEO OF THE DAY: Republican risks losing election amid bombshell scandal
Brian Tyler Cohen breaks down the new developments in the expanding scandal surrounding vulnerable Republican Senator Roger Marshall’s history of SUING his patients for unpaid medical bills – and deliberately trying to get them thrown in jail.

Take Action: Demand the Trump team stop blocking funding for our National Parks!

Progressive champion Abdul El-Sayed hit with DISGUSTINGLY RACIST new attack ad
Abdul El-Sayed for Senate: A new poll out of Michigan shows Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed with a SEVEN point lead over his MAGA opponent, Mike Rogers. That’s why MAGA Mike is so desperate, and that’s why his corrupt crony PAC has been running a horrendously racist AI-generated attack ad against El-Sayed, baselessly accusing him of supporting terrorism just because he’s a Muslim. Will you chip in to help Abdul El-Sayed fight back against these smears?

US military lays groundwork for potential action around Cuba
We’re certainly no experts when it comes to waging war, but generally speaking, it seems like a very bad idea to launch a second major military quagmire while currently bogged down in another.

Take Action: Expose Israel’s violence and human rights abuses in the West Bank!

AI regulation was coming. Then Trump killed it
Two years before this month’s nationwide panic over the apocalyptic potential of artificial intelligence, a first wave of Silicon Valley resignations began — and so did the omens of human extinction. As OpenAI’s safety officials resigned or were pushed out, they made headlines warning about the company’s lax safety standards and reckless deployment of powerful AI models.

Soon after, Biden officials decided to act: On the 2024 anniversary of 9/11, they began advancing a first-of-its-kind rule to require AI companies to tell regulators exactly what kinds of experiments they were running at the edge of the technological frontier. Federal officials said the rule was needed to prevent “dangerous accidents” that “could result in injury or even loss of life.”

But within a year, the regulation was dead, amid a flood of tech industry campaign cash to President Donald Trump’s political machine — and a pressure campaign waged by the same AI giants now claiming to have always welcomed federal regulation, according to documents reviewed by The Lever.

Trump administration guts data collection on US education as math and reading scores plummet
You know who’s a big fan of reading? That’s right. COMMUNISTS.

Supreme Court throws Trump a lifeline, lifts restrictions on controversial voter database
The Supreme Court conservative supermajority just threw Donald Trump a huge bone, lifting lower courts’ restrictions on a controversial federal database of voters as the wannabe dictator continues searching for any way possible to disenfranchise voters and suppress turnout in November’s midterm elections to Republicans’ advantage. The ruling sends the case back to the DC Circuit Court of Appeals to be heard.

“Today’s decision is profoundly disappointing, as it puts millions of Americans at risk of being unlawfully targeted by the administration’s unreliable voter purge database weeks before the midterm elections,” the League of Women Voters said in a prepared statement. “However, this case is not over. The DC District Court ruled that the expanded SAVE program violated multiple laws. We will be doing everything in our power to protect Americans’ voting and privacy rights by ensuring that the district court decision stands.”