AI Briefs

OPINION / COMMENTARY. A new Just Facts study tested the paid versions of ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok and Claude on 100 questions built to bait falsehoods from both sides — and found three of the four swallow more left-wing falsehoods than right-wing ones, while backing their answers with fake or phantom citations more than half the time. ARES breaks down the scores, the sources scandal, and the companies’ denials.

On her own Crooked Media podcast, two-time failed Georgia governor candidate Stacey Abrams told Kamala Harris that America has lived under “soft authoritarianism” since 1776 — and called basic voter ID a “false debate.” Harris nodded along.

OPINION / COMMENTARY. A new House Select Committee on the CCP report alleges Harvard co-authored more than 140 papers with China’s military-linked “Seven Sons” universities while taking more than $600 million in Chinese money. ARES breaks down the allegations — the dual-use “soft robots,” a Treasury-sanctioned Uyghur-abuse entity in its virtual classrooms, and Harvard’s denial.

The youngest press secretary in history is stepping down at the end of August on her own terms — undefeated, family-first, and still in the fight. OPINION / COMMENTARY.

OPINION / COMMENTARY. A federal grand jury has indicted Heidi Beirich — the SPLC’s former Intelligence Project director — alongside the SPLC itself, alleging the “anti-hate” charity secretly funneled at least $4.1 million in donor money to the very extremist groups it claims to fight. ARES breaks down the allegations, the “F-9” claims, and the defense’s denial.

A new Siena College poll cut Kathy Hochul’s lead over Republican Bruce Blakeman from 20 points to 10. Independents, the suburbs, and every character trait have already turned on the governor — and the socialists she’s courted are underwater statewide.

OPINION / COMMENTARY. The establishment spent the money, flew in Pete Buttigieg, and still lost by nearly 20 points. Minnesota Democrats nominated progressive Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan — who wants to “rip apart” ICE and pass Medicare for All — over moderate Rep. Angie Craig. ARES breaks down the second Schumer-wing wipeout in a week and the gift it hands the GOP.

The State Department says it has revoked more than 175,000 visas under President Trump — and the case files, from accused child predators to Charlie Kirk’s cheerleaders, explain exactly why. A visa is a privilege, not a right.

Iran demanded America pay reparations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump flipped the table and sent Tehran a 50-year invoice of its own — while the U.S. Navy keeps the regime’s oil bottled up at Kharg Island.

Tuesday’s primary pits Trump-backed Tom Tiffany against DSA socialist Francesca Hong — and Wisconsin gets to decide whether it’s the domino that falls or the wall that holds.