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The State Department defended its hiring of Nate Hochman, who was fired from Ron DeSantis' campaign after sharing a post with Nazi imagery.
Plus, the Hugging Face hack spooks AI critics, a House Democrat says the DOJ wiretapped him and more — all in this week’s Tuesday Tech Drop.
The State Department defended its hiring of Nate Hochman, who was fired from Ron DeSantis' campaign after sharing a post with Nazi imagery.
Even conservative media figures are pointing out the negative effects of the trade war — and their outspokenness is revealing.
The state’s GOP-controlled education board approved changes to social studies requirements that mandate lessons about “radical Islam.”
Some prominent voices in the conservative movement are crowing over Donald Trump 's destructive trade war with Canada.
Texas' State Board of Education — the same Republican-controlled body that has removed or revised educational standards that address race and ethnicity — has voted to introduce anti-Muslim propaganda into social studies lessons.
By: Ja'han Jones
Republican voters bucked state party leadership to nominate Vic Mellor, a registered foreign agent for Cuba, to run against Democrat Rep. Seth Magaziner.
By: Ja'han Jones
Chad Pecknold, a Catholic professor who supports Trump’s mass deportation efforts, joins the administration’s anti-immigrant propaganda machine.
A new poll reveals how right-wing states are fueling Southern professors’ worries, including fear of potential violence.
