by Edison Reed, Natural News: OpenAI announced on May 21, 2026, that one of its unreleased reasoning models has solved a geometry problem first posed by Hungarian mathematician Paul Erd?s in 1946, according to a company blog post and statements from researchers who reviewed the work. The model produced an original mathematical proof that disproves […]

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by Steve Watson, Modernity News: Startup revives brains from the deceased to test treatments for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s In a development straight out of science fiction, a Connecticut-based startup called Bexorg is using technology to maintain functioning human brains outside the body for extended periods.  These disembodied organs, sourced from recently deceased donors, are being […]

by Alan Callow, Global Research: The cancellation of a missile contract with Malaysia is a small transaction in the grand ledger of global arms trade. But small transactions sometimes illuminate large truths. Norway’s decision to revoke export licenses for the Naval Strike Missile system it had contracted to sell Malaysia reveals something that European governments […]

The Texas GOP Senate runoff is turning into a rout. As polls closed Tuesday night, prediction markets gave President Trump-backed Attorney General Ken Paxton a 97% chance of defeating incumbent Sen. John Cornyn. Then the actual votes started coming in, and the numbers were even more brutal than expected. JUST IN: As polls close in Texas, Trump-backed Ken Paxton has a 97% chance of victory in the GOP Senate runoff. pic.twitter.com/GpeflumHF8 — Polymarket (@Polymarket) May 27, 2026 With 25% of the vote reporting, Paxton had opened up a staggering 22-point lead over the three-term senator. That margin kept growing as election-day vote drops rolled in. Ken Paxton lead keeps growing! Up 22 points with 25% reporting! https://t.co/rNYMdvVR7K pic.twitter.com/3ZxFUpNQmc — Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) May 27, 2026 One election-day batch showed Paxton pulling 87% of the vote, a jaw-dropping number that left even MSNBC’s Steve Kornacki stunned on air. Kornacki called it a “74-point margin” in that drop and noted it came with “full knowledge of the President Trump endorsement.” OMG. Ken Paxton just WON an election day vote drop in Texas with **87%** of the vote KORNACKI: "Oh my goodness! Election day, full knowledge of the Trump endorsement…WOW. A 74-point margin!" Time to BRING IT HOME! pic.twitter.com/T647M2X9vu — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) May 27, 2026 The writing was already on the wall before the first ballot was counted. Cornyn’s campaign confirmed the senator would not appear at his own watch party, choosing instead to monitor results “privately.” The room itself reportedly had only about 50 chairs. President Trump endorsed Paxton ahead of the runoff, turning the race into a direct test of his ability to remove Republican incumbents he views as insufficiently loyal to the America First agenda. AP laid out the political setup before election night: President Trump endorsed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in the GOP runoff for U.S. Senate, supercharging Paxton’s effort to oust Sen. John Cornyn. The endorsement arrived late in the race and immediately gave Paxton a major boost among Republican voters who see loyalty to President Trump as the defining issue. Cornyn entered the race with the power of incumbency and a massive spending advantage. His campaign and allied groups had spent roughly $90 million on advertising since last year, with much of the money aimed at attacking Paxton. But the race had become another test of whether old Senate Republicans can survive when President Trump chooses a challenger. Paxton’s side quickly turned the endorsement into campaign fuel, while Cornyn acknowledged the endorsement would matter but insisted Texas voters would decide the race. The timing was brutal for Cornyn because the President’s endorsement came as conservative voters were already questioning whether the longtime senator truly represented the MAGA base. Election night returns now suggest that argument landed hard. For Cornyn, it meant money could not erase the endorsement problem. It does not appear to have mattered. AP also explained why the runoff had national stakes beyond Texas: The runoff set up President Trump’s next opportunity to reshape the Republican Party by pushing out an incumbent he viewed as insufficiently loyal. Cornyn had criticized Trump before the 2024 campaign, and much of the primary fight centered on which candidate was more aligned with the President and his agenda. The geography mattered, too. Counties where President Trump had the strongest support were expected to help decide the outcome, especially if Paxton could turn the endorsement into a late surge among election-day voters. The winner of the Republican runoff will face Democratic state Rep. James Talarico in November. Democrats have been looking for any opening in Texas as they try to retake control of the U.S. Senate, but the GOP nominee will still begin the general election in one of the most important Republican states in the country. That is why tonight is bigger than one Senate race. It is another test of whether Republican primary voters are still rewarding President Trump’s picks over Washington incumbency. Early returns are answering that question loudly. In deep-red Texas, the Republican nominee is the heavy favorite in November. No major outlet had officially called the race at the time of this report, but with numbers like these, the math is running out fast for John Cornyn. The Trump endorsement appears to have broken the race open. This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has issued an order to resume internet access across the country following a devastating, months-long digital blackout, the Islamic Regime’s state media reported.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton squared off and won against incumbent four-term Senator John Cornyn in a high-stakes Republican primary runoff Tuesday evening.

The Department of Homeland Security issued a blistering rebuff on Monday against several New Jersey Democrat officials, accusing them of executing a coordinated political stunt and spreading coordinated falsehoods regarding the treatment of detainees at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility over Memorial Day weekend.

Earlier, I posted a positive article about Pope Leo’s encyclical. I agreed with him that AI could pose a threat to human civilization itself. That was before I discovered that an Anthropic cofounder was at Pope Leo’s presentation of the encyclical. Pope Leo XIV launched his AI encyclical with Anthropic. Anthropic is notorious. Its CEO and cofounder Dario Amodei and cofounder Christopher Olah want to mandate that everyone follow their AI constitution. It would probably usurp the U.S. Constitution. President Trump unceremoniously canceled Anthropic AI in all agencies. It was a good call. Anthropic refused to allow the Pentagon to use all the resources in the Iran war. Anthropic demanded the power of elected officials. The company founders wanted to usurp even the President of the United States. Anthropic said it would not allow AI to be used in limited cases concerning mass domestic surveillance and fully autonomous weapons. Those cannot be the jobs of CEO Amodel, Cofounder Olah, or any unelected technocrat. The Pope Enters When Pope LEO XIV presented his first encyclical on artificial intelligence at the Vatican on Monday, he invited Christopher Olah, cofounder of Anthropic, to speak. The Pope is aligned not only with Silicon Valley but also with the furthest left of them. Anthropic has built its public image around the concept of AI safety. The company aims to build not just powerful models but also models that are controllable and guided by its ethical principles. They have their own constitution, and they plan to decide what is ethical. Apparently, the Pope thinks this is a good way to go. He would actually make AI more dangerous, anointing their rules and mandates as moral. Olah’s presence was a deliberate, long-term effort in which the Vatican has progressively sought to transform itself from a moral observer of technology into a direct interlocutor with the AI industry. Anthropic has woven itself into every area of government, education, intelligence, and economics, and now the Vatican is aligned with it. The pope is presenting Rome as the moral voice that must guide the machine age, and Big Tech is sitting at the table. The Pope has a far-left life view, and the Vatican is now filled with like souls. This is one of the most dangerous alliances I could think of, and we should not trust Anthropic. We need neutral parties, not partisans, and they should be chosen by elected officials. The post The Pope and Anthropic: A Most Dangerous Alliance appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Ken Paxton has won. John Cornyn’s career could be over. Republican senators tried to convince us that John Cornyn is MAGA.   It looks like Mayes Middleton will win. Source The post Ken Paxton Wins, Mayes Middleton Leading appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.