‘He Slapped me in the Face so Hard I Spun Around’: ‘Wife Guy’ Doug Emhoff’s Ex, ‘Disgusted’ By His ‘Persona of a Perfect Spouse,’ Breaks Silence on Alleged Abuse

Doug Emhoff’s ex-girlfriend broke her silence on allegations, first leveled through three of her friends, that the second gentleman slapped her so hard she “spun around.” The woman told the Daily Mail she is “disgusted” by Emhoff’s “persona of a perfect spouse,” calling the narrative “completely fabricated.” “What’s frightening for a woman that’s been on

Biden Issues Nation’s 1st National Security Memorandum on AI

‘The fundamental premise is that AI will have significant implications for national security,’ says White House economic adviser. President Joe Biden has issued the nation’s first national security memorandum on the use of artificial intelligence (AI). The memorandum, released on Oct. 24, directs the U.S. government to lead in developing “safe, secure, and trustworthy AI,”

Republicans Pull Ahead in Early Voting in North Carolina, Data Show

Republicans also have early and mail-in voting advantages over Democrats in both Arizona and Nevada. Republicans have pulled ahead of Democrats in the key swing state of North Carolina as of Thursday morning, the data show. Nearly 30 million Americans have cast early ballots across the United States so far, with 12 days to go

Early voting is underway in dozens of states with 28 million ballots cast so far

Washington — With early voting underway in all seven battleground states and in another three dozen states, millions of Americans have cast their ballots already. More than 28 million people have voted early so far, according to data from the University of Florida’s Election Lab, with the most voting by mail. Democrats are outpacing Republicans

Early voting for 2024 election underway in dozens of states with millions of ballots cast so far

Washington — With early voting underway in all seven battleground states and in another three dozen states, millions of Americans have cast their ballots already. More than 32 million people have voted early so far, according to data from the University of Florida’s Election Lab, with the most voting by mail. Democrats are outpacing Republicans