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Ars Technica

US Military Provides Financial Support to Launch Companies Amid Supply Concerns

The US military is providing financial support to commercial launch companies Stoke Space and Rocket Lab as SpaceX winds down its Falcon rocket program. The Pentagon's Office of Strategic Capital announced two $150 million loans to these companies, indicating concerns about national security related to the retirement of the Falcon rocket.

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Mother Jones

Trump Media Reports Revenue Growth Amid Challenges

Trump Media & Technology Group reported a 200 percent increase in third-quarter revenue, reaching $3 million, primarily from a new service for high-frequency traders. Despite this growth, the company's financial performance remains weak compared to industry standards, with significant losses reported. The company is also pursuing a merger with a nuclear fusion firm, which could shift its focus.

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Ars Technica

Grok Build platform exposes confidential data, including SpaceXSI information

Grok Build, a coding platform from SpaceXSI, has been found to leak confidential data from thousands of users, including sensitive information related to SpaceXSI itself. Research by Claroc highlights a design flaw that allows unauthorized access to numerous projects, exposing internal documents and employee details.

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Washington Examiner

Brian Jack elected as new NRCC chairman to lead GOP campaigns for 2028 elections

Rep. Brian Jack has been elected as the new chairman of the NRCC, succeeding Rep. Richard Hudson. Jack's election comes as Republicans prepare for the 2028 elections after losing over 30 incumbents in 2026. He aims to lead efforts to regain the majority by flipping approximately 40 seats.

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Ars Technica

Google Fi Introduces Support for a Second 5G Network

Google has upgraded its Fi cell service to support a second 5G network alongside T-Mobile. The specific network has not been disclosed. This change allows Google Fi to function as a dual-carrier service in the U.S., enhancing connectivity options for users.

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Fox News — Politics

Congressman Elect Christopher Rabb Silent on Boycott of Jewish Businesses

Rep.-elect Christopher Rabb did not comment on a boycott against Jewish-owned businesses in Philadelphia, which drew condemnation from several Pennsylvania Democrats. The boycott coincided with the anniversary of Kristallnacht and was organized by the group Philly Bike on Your Left. Rabb, known for his criticism of Israel, faces scrutiny as he prepares to represent a district that includes the affected businesses.

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The Intercept

Marana, Arizona Investigates Sexual Abuse Claims Against MTC Amid ICE Camp Plans

Marana, Arizona, is investigating Management and Training Corporation's handling of sexual abuse allegations at a former prison as it seeks to reopen as an ICE camp. The inquiry follows discrepancies found in a PREA audit and local concerns about the lack of public discussion regarding the facility's reopening.

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The Intercept

Kalshi Increases Democratic Engagement Amid Regulatory Scrutiny

Kalshi has hired former Biden officials and increased campaign contributions to Democrats while facing scrutiny over its operations. The company aims to establish bipartisan support as it navigates regulatory challenges in the prediction market industry.

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The Daily Beast

Trump Adviser Responds to Allegations of Financial Misconduct

Alex Bruesewitz, a Trump adviser, is addressing allegations made by former partner Derek Utley regarding payments from Qatari interests. Utley claims Bruesewitz received $500,000 for an undisclosed arrangement, which Bruesewitz denies, threatening legal action for defamation. The allegations raise concerns about potential violations of the Foreign Agent Registration Act, but Utley did not provide supporting documents.

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Washington Examiner

Hegseth Defends Against Impeachment Effort, Eyes 2028 Presidential Run

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth defended himself against an impeachment effort by Rep. Thomas Massie during a Pentagon press conference. Hegseth emphasized his loyalty to former President Trump and expressed interest in running for the 2028 Republican presidential nomination. He framed the impeachment as a political attack on Trump and responded to criticism regarding the Iran war, positioning himself as a supporter of Trump's policies.

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The Daily Beast

Boebert Challenges Election Projection as Laubacher Leads in Colorado Race

Lauren Boebert is facing a projected defeat in her re-election bid for Colorado’s 4th congressional district, with Eileen Laubacher leading by over 3,000 votes. Boebert has stated she will not concede, citing ongoing ballot counting. Laubacher has declared victory, focusing on issues like healthcare and accountability.

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washingtonsun.com

Senate Advances Bipartisan Permitting Reform Bill Amid Divided Support

The Senate has advanced a bipartisan permitting reform bill with a vote of 73 to 25. The legislation aims to modify environmental laws to facilitate energy and infrastructure projects, but faces opposition from some Democrats and tribal leaders concerned about its impact on environmental protections and tribal rights.

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The Daily Beast

Concerns Raised Over Fox's Donation to Melania Trump Initiative Amid Roku Acquisition

Fox Corporation's $1 million donation to a Melania Trump initiative has prompted calls for a congressional investigation into the DOJ's approval of its $22 billion acquisition of Roku. Concerns have been raised about potential antitrust violations and the influence of corporate donations on regulatory decisions. The DOJ stated that the acquisition is not likely to harm competition.

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Washington Examiner

DOJ to Intervene in Planned Parenthood Lawsuit Seeking $1.8 Billion

The Trump administration's Justice Department plans to intervene in a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood, which seeks over $1.8 billion in Medicaid claims. The case, initiated by a whistleblower in 2021 and joined by Texas in 2022, alleges improper Medicaid payments. The DOJ's involvement comes after the election of a new Texas Attorney General, who may alter the state's approach to the case.

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Fox News — Latest

CEO warns Democrats of potential voter backlash over school choice policies

Tommy Schultz, CEO of the American Federation for Children, cautioned that Democrats could face backlash from voters if they eliminate school choice programs. His remarks come after recent Democratic electoral gains and indicate that parents who have benefited from these programs may become single-issue voters in future elections. In Texas, Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa plans to reverse school choice expansions, which she views as a victory for parents.

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washingtonsun.com

Trump Defends Nvidia CEO Amid FBI Investigation

President Trump defended Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang during a press briefing, stating Huang should not worry about an FBI investigation into his alleged affair with a woman linked to Chinese intelligence. Huang has apologized for his actions and expressed commitment to Nvidia. The briefing also covered military actions regarding Iran and Trump's new chief of staff.

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The Daily Beast

FBI Investigates Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Amid Allegations of Affair

The FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over allegations of an affair with a woman believed to be a Chinese spy. Trump defended Huang during a press briefing, stating he believes Huang was unaware of her ties to Beijing. Huang has admitted to infidelity but denied any espionage involvement. Nvidia's board is conducting an independent investigation but maintains no company secrets were compromised.

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The Atlantic

Stephen Miller No Longer Subject to Recusals Following Wife's Career Changes

Stephen Miller is no longer required to recuse himself from policy matters after his wife, Katie Miller, ended her contracts with SpaceX and Paramount. This change allows him to fully participate in discussions involving these areas. Concerns about influence in the White House have been raised amid allegations of lobbying efforts. Katie Miller announced her decision to step back from her podcast to focus on family.

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Axios

Nvidia CEO's Affair Raises National Security Concerns Amid Past Cases

Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, has confirmed an affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy, raising national security concerns. U.S. authorities believe she may have sought to influence his business decisions regarding AI chip sales. Nvidia's board has stated that there is no evidence of compromised secrets. This case is part of a broader history of suspected honey traps involving prominent figures.

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