Hachette and Cengage sue Google over Gemini's stolen training data
The whole damn thing smells like sweatshop labor to me. It’s the same story—the promise of infinite scalability built on unpaid, uncredited work.
By Ray Dombrowski ·
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White House advises Ohio GOP: Brute force fails against Max Miller
The story playing out in Ohio is not about local politics; it’s about the perennial American habit of applying pressure until an opponent breaks—a tactic that has nothing to do…
By Grant Colby ·
Max Miller's blue bunny stunt shows poor integrity in Ohio politics
The people closest to the ground know more than the people writing the rules from Washington D.C., or indeed, from any high-rise law office where the only thing being held hostage…
By Ruth Behrens ·
Bernie Moreno Accuses Max Miller Of Holding Granddaughter’s Bunny ‘Hostage’
The smell of disinfectant is always strongest right before a system fails. It’s that antiseptic scent—a false promise of cleanliness over something deeply soiled.
By Josie Calloway ·
Mike Johnson breaks his silence on Max Miller, calls for ‘process to play out’
The current spectacle surrounding Rep.
By Nikhil Raghavan ·
Trump's call to Max Miller shows structural negligence
The political theater unfolding in Ohio this week—a clash between allegations of domestic abuse, campaign survivalism, and presidential platitudes—is less a news story about…
By Nikhil Raghavan ·
Miller scandal: Democrats question if Moreno can govern
The American political system, it seems, is perpetually held hostage by personal crises.
By Klaus Berger ·
Ohio Rep. Max Miller to stay in race ahead of ballot deadline
There is a certain kind of American theater that has nothing to do with policy or the economy; it concerns itself entirely with reputation—the delicate, load-bearing structure of personal character.
By Caroline Ashford ·
Senator’s daughter files new restraining order against GOP Rep. Max Miller
The sheer spectacle of Washington politics these days is exhausting—a carnival of grievances played out in court filings rather than on the trading floor.
By Bram de Vries ·