TODAY'S TOP MADDOWBLOG POSTS
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In recent days, it’s become clear that the vile commercial has taken on far greater significance than one ad in one gubernatorial election.
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If the president’s former campaign manager faces a possible federal criminal indictment, it’s an open question as to what the White House might do.
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If the president’s former campaign manager faces a possible federal criminal indictment, it’s an open question as to what the White House might do.
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The Justice Department's preemptive lawsuit is a dramatic escalation, which comes a month after the president directed the attorney general to pursue the matter.
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The Justice Department's preemptive lawsuit is a dramatic escalation, which comes a month after the president directed the attorney general to pursue the matter.
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The Department of Health and Human Services has suffered more than its share of AI-related humiliations. The list, alas, is still growing.
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The Department of Health and Human Services has suffered more than its share of AI-related humiliations. The list, alas, is still growing.
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OTHER STORIES ON OUR RADAR
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- Corruption is voters’ top issue ahead of midterm election, CNBC survey shows
(CNBC)
- "Republican lawmakers alarmed over Ukraine’s loss of access to Starshield, a critical battlefield tool, are pushing for more congressional oversight on what some view as Elon Musk’s “space monopoly,” fearing that Musk will have too much power over future national security operations."
(The Hill)
- "For that to happen, this bird flu would likely need to find an intermediate host — an animal vulnerable to viruses that infect both birds and humans. These animals would be crowded together, each infection raising the odds that a new strain could arise through mutation. Then, for that strain to jump across species, it would have to have access to humans and time to spread among them undetected.
That perfect petri dish exists right now, a ProPublica investigation found."
Bird Flu Is Raging on a Mink Farm. It Could Spark a Human Pandemic, Experts Say, but Officials Won’t Act.
(ProPublica)
- "Ben Lamm, the billionaire behind the $11.5 billion project to resurrect woolly mammoths, has started a new venture to create new bio-enhanced military dogs in collaboration with Anduril’s Palmer Luckey."
(Forbes)
- “These boards are being told to do something that they know is wrong — to rubber-stamp a non-choice given to them by the administration,” said Rachel VanLandingham, a former Air Force lawyer and a professor at Southwestern Law School who has been tracking the cases. “We are seeing them say they’re not going to play that game. We are seeing them nullify a process they see as unjust.”
Hegseth Barred Trans Troops. Military Boards Are Rejecting Those Orders.
(New York Times)
- "Behind a wire fence lies a vast gaping wound of earth. Before Google’s arrival a few months ago, an estimated quarter of a million trees occupied the 330 hectares (815 acres) of forest near the town of Muhos in rural northern Finland. Now they are all gone."
(The Guardian)
- "A review of voter registration records shows that GOP operatives from states across the country used Presler’s home address to cast ballots in Pennsylvania during the 2024 election. They include a consultant who voted in Florida in both 2020 and April 2025, along with a right-wing social media personality from Oklahoma."
Top GOP Operative Let Out-of-State Voters Vote From His PA Home
(The Bulwark)
- Covert Russian Group Injects Baseless Claim Into the Texas Senate Race — Russian influence operations appear to be stepping up efforts to meddle in the midterms, according to intelligence officials. Most are targeting Democrats.
(New York Times)
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