Month: September 2026
When the news starts hallucinating
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – There’s been a lot of talk lately about Artificial Intelligence “hallucinating.” AIs can’t hallucinate; they aren’t conscious. But have you ever read or watched a news item and wondered if the report was hallucinating? While the New York Times claims it’s all the news that’s fit to print, many news stories there and elsewhere seem more like hallucinations…
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Senate Democrats Block Republican Data Center Utility Rate Bill
All but four Democrats—Sens. Jon Ossoff, Raphael Warnock, Amy Klobuchar, and Maggie Hassan—voted against the bill.
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10 Non-Citizens Charged With Illegal Voting in Minnesota
The suspects are permanent U.S. residents from countries all over the globe.
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Senate Blocks Bill to Ban Congressional Stock Trading
It would not have prohibited members of Congress or their family members from selling stocks they currently hold.
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40 Percent Error Rate Found in Afghan Refugee Vetting Samples, Inspector General Finds
The security lapse resulted in the release of many criminal immigrants into the United States, DHS said.
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Kennedy Touts AI Over Doctors at Industry-Backed Summit
Artificial intelligence is ‘much better informed’ than doctors, the health secretary said.
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Jack Smith’s Team Obtained More Than 4,700 Donor Checks in Trump Probe, Grassley Says
The former special counsel told a Senate panel that his team acquired financial information from the subpoenaed donor checks.
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Jack Smith Scooped Up Reporters’ Phone Data in Trump Probe: ‘Massive First Amendment Breach’
Conservative media outlets pushed back after revelations that former special counsel Jack Smith’s investigators obtained communications from nearly 50 journalists at more than a dozen media outlets on both the right and left. Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, revealed the information Tuesday. The Senate Judiciary Committee previously exposed that Smith and the Justice Department…
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