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In a meeting with civil rights leaders, VP Kamala Harris unsteadily defined artificial intelligence (AI) in an oversimplified manner, entirely missing its complexities. Furthermore, she seemed obsessed with what information should be inputted into these machines, hinting towards a role of political bias, a chilling disregard for the neutrality AI should uphold. Invoking fears over AI becoming a mirror of partisan narratives, we’re left questioning whether this is an attempt to repurpose AI as a tool for political propaganda – a worrisome notion indeed.

The Supreme Court’s recent ruling against government-endorsed racial discrimination in college admissions has ignited controversy. White House Press Secretary, Karine Jean Pierre, labelled it an affront to ‘constitutional rights’. But research indicates most Americans actually stand against race-related considerations in college admissions. The court’s decision underscores the law’s impartial nature and favours equal opportunity for all. In a twist of irony, the democratic party, long-time advocates for marginalized communities, now support a system that discriminates against these very groups. Despite challenges, we must uphold the Constitution’s principles, clear partisan fog with facts, and stay true to our American ideals.

“In a shocking move, Biden gave the green light to using cluster bombs, shattering international norms, while our Climate Czar, Kerry, in London, was highlighting the ‘explosive’ impacts of war on greenhouse emissions. This dizzying display of disconnection highlights the puzzle piece that is American politics. As we continue to trace these rapidly unfolding events, we’re left to question whether our so-called leaders are paving the path to peace, or leading us to a precarious precipice.”

Thriving on a cocktail of sun and indifference, President Biden savors his latest in an exorbitant string of vacations as his family’s legal quandaries pile high. With alarming evidence lurking in the White House corridors, the President’s tan seems to deepen, mirroring the escalating shadows of scandal plaguing his administration. Far from the matriarchal gaze of justice, Biden saunters on sandy plains, seemingly oblivious to the fervor his conspicuous relaxation has provoked. Unabashed critics decry the concerning optics amidst national unrest: one has to wonder – when will the Commander in Chief trade his beach flip-flops for his Oval Office boots?

Joe Biden’s plummeting approval ratings have dovetailed with rising skepticism regarding his economic policy. While the numbers show inflation and unemployment both decreasing, public sentiment remains deeply skeptical. Despite job increases and reduced inflation, just 34% of Americans approve of Biden’s handling of the economy, leading analysts to question the effectiveness of ‘Bidenomics.’ A sharp increase in part-time employment indicates potential economic instability ahead, raising troubling questions about the future of the American economy under Biden’s administration.