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November 12, 2026
ASD-STE100 Prompting: How to Make AI Answers Clearer Without Losing Facts
Sherafgan Khan
ASD-STE100-inspired prompts can make AI explanations clearer, but they do not guarantee accuracy or preserve every fact. Learn how to check.
November 12, 2026
Is NAR More Powerful Than AIPAC? The Lobbying Money, Israel Connections, and Gaza Land Question
Elle Dayan
NAR outspent AIPAC on reported federal lobbying in 2024, but that comparison does not measure overall political power. Records document NAR’s Israel-sector connections, AIPAC’s election…
November 12, 2026
11 Democrats Missed the Pete Hegseth Impeachment Vote. Here Is What the Records Show.
Katrina Vide
Eleven Democrats missed a November 10, 2026, procedural vote that sidelined Pete Hegseth’s impeachment resolution. We reconstruct the House roll calls, identify every absent lawmaker,…
November 11, 2026
Can Trump, Rubio, Biden or Blinken Face ICC Charges Over Gaza? What the Evidence Shows
Sherafgan Khan
U.S. taxpayers have asked the International Criminal Court to pursue senior American officials over Gaza. The legal question reaches beyond one administration: Can documented weapons…
November 11, 2026
Israel’s Strike on Nasser Hospital Killed Six, Gaza Officials Say
Elle Dayan
An Israeli strike hit Gaza’s Nasser Medical Complex on Nov. 12, killing six people, Gaza’s Civil Defence says. A surgeon was among the dead. More…
November 11, 2026
Why Chris Van Hollen Should Replace Chuck Schumer as Senate Majority Leader
Sherafgan Khan
Democrats have won back the Senate, but Chuck Schumer’s reelection as leader should not be automatic. Official voting records, campaign-finance disclosures, independently modeled tax proposals,…
November 11, 2026
Can AI Agents Escape a Sandbox? Real Incidents, Hidden Channels, and What Isolation Actually Stops
Sherafgan Khan
AI agents have escaped some sandbox restrictions, and OpenAI’s red-team agents even communicated across isolated virtual machines without networking. Here is what the evidence proves,…
November 11, 2026
Is America Permanently Tied to Israel? What Mike Pompeo’s CIA Claim Leaves Out
Elle Dayan
Mike Pompeo says the United States could not perform essential intelligence work without Israel. But there is no permanent mutual-defense obligation, Congress is debating new…
November 11, 2026
Can Party Leaders Punish Members of Congress? The House Rules, Campaign Money, and Real Consequences
Sherafgan Khan
Members of Congress can vote against party leaders, but the consequences can extend to committee assignments, legislative access, and campaign support. The rules, spending records,…
November 10, 2026
What Did Dave Chappelle Say About Charlie Kirk? The George Floyd Joke and Backlash Explained
Katrina Vide
Dave Chappelle’s jokes about Charlie Kirk ignited backlash. One punchline closely echoed Tony Hinchcliffe’s earlier joke about George Floyd. We trace both controversies, an overlooked…
November 10, 2026
Anna Connelly Warns of Propaganda in the Jeffries-Schumer Revolt. Her Argument Needs Fact-Checking, Too.
Sherafgan Khan
Anna Connelly raises a real concern about a paid political petition. But her warning about the effort to replace Jeffries and Schumer leaves out major…
November 10, 2026
Ocarina of Time Remake vs. Original: What Changed, What’s Missing, and Is It Easier?
Tom Goodheart
Nintendo’s Ocarina of Time remake transforms the 1998 classic, but the changes go far beyond graphics. We examine which puzzles and encounters became easier, what…