.@SenTedCruz to Jack Smith “Is it crime to be a Republican?” Smith refused direct yes or no answers to Cruz's line of questioning about subpoenas for GOP records Cruz: Smith subpoenaed over 20% Senate Republicans Cruz: Smith's Special Counsel probe “massive fishing expedition to target over 400 republicans” Cruz: Did you subpoena RNC. Yes or no or I don’t remember? Smith: It is very possible. Cruz: Did you subpoena TurningPoint USA? Smith: I can’t remember. Cruz: You don’t know if you obtained donor and fundraising data? You (Smith) can sign all you like. Cruz note: 197 subpoenas – 34 individuals, 163 business, sought records at least 400 GOP and entities

Has Turning Point shared any video or provided any details regarding a vehicle description of who drove up to their heavily-surveilled campus and threw paint? Was it a male or a female? One person or two? All I’m seeing is them promoting Turning Point Action and blaming the Left. How about just provide some more basic information regarding what was captured on your cameras so people can try to help find the perpetrator?

Dave Smith confronts the Turning Point USA crew on why they never lifted a finger to defend Thomas Massie, even though he was one of Charlie Kirk’s favorite congressmen. SMITH: “I know that Charlie’s favorite congressman was Thomas Massie.” “So when he was unseated by the lobby for Israel, representing this other wing that you’re talking about, that I guess Turning Point and Charlie didn’t represent, why didn’t you guys lift a finger to defend him?” “Why didn’t the biggest youth outreach Republican organization in the country say anything in the name of Charlie Kirk about his favorite congressman?” Watch how TPUSA responds.

We're at a turning point in AI/SI coding, and I think the perception of "slop" is about to completely reverse. Until recently, "vibe coding" had a pretty bad reputation in some developer circles. AI-generated code was often dismissed as inferior, unreliable, or just plain "slop". And to be fair, some of that criticism was justified. But coding models are improving at an incredible pace. They're already outperforming many human developers on certain tasks, and we're approaching a point where AI will consistently write better code than most humans. Not just faster, but cleaner, more reliable, and better tested. And here's the irony: Soon, NOT using AI might become a sign of sloppy development. Why write everything manually when AI can help you produce better code? The skill that matters is no longer just writing code. It's building great software, and knowing how to make the best use of AI.

9/11 was a turning point for many of us. Despite growing up in India, Sudan and Nigeria, all of which are hotbeds of terrorism, 9/11 was different for me. It felt personal, it made me more “American” and it made me really angry with respect to terrorism/terrorism. When I look back, it was a turning point for me, for many of us and for America.