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Tim Sheehy Is A One-Man Wrecking Crew Out To Save America’s Forests From Environmental Madness

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By Blake Dodge, Hunter Ryerson
| The Daily Wire Verified
We’re in the middle of another catastrophic wildfire season: a record 7.4 million acres have burned across the US, and firefighter “entrapments” — which is when they’re trapped by the wildfire in a life-threatening manner — have hit a 20-year high. As we discussed in a far-reaching interview, U.S. Senator Tim Sheehy, a former Navy SEAL and aerial firefighter, has an unusual diagnosis of the problem: we are choosing to let this happen, and not because of our gas-guzzling pickup trucks.
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Inside the Culture Clash That Tore Apart the Pentagon’s Anthropic Deal

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By Ryan Hassan, Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires Verified
Emil Michael is the under secretary of war and head of the Pentagon’s artificial intelligence portfolio. We spoke with him yesterday for insight into the negotiations with Anthropic and the Department of War that broke down this week. Here, his account. In August, Emil Michael, the under secretary of war for research and engineering, took over the Pentagon’s AI portfolio.
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Meet the Architects of California’s Billionaire Tax

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires Verified
In California, a recent proposed ballot measure would tax billionaires 5% of their net worth. The proposal, which needs nearly 1 million signatures to make it onto the ballot come November, has sparked conversations about inequality, wealth flight, and the future of Silicon Valley: will tech founders stay in a state ruled by the fickle whims of the masses? There’s been less attention, however, on the architects of the proposal themselves: who they are and what they want.
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