Thursday, November 5
- 1InternationalThe U.S. shouldn't negotiate with Iran to deport Iranians at all
Court documents unsealed Thursday show the Trump administration talked with Iranian officials during the war about deporting Iranians, including travel documents.
Icy or hot? · 2 votesJoin the discussion › - 2U.S.A governor should be able to end every death sentence in his state with one order
Gov. Gavin Newsom commuted all 548 California death sentences to life without parole, but left the state's death penalty law in place.
Icy or hot? · 1 voteJoin the discussion › - 3InternationalA White House meeting hosted by Melania Trump wont' move Russia's disregard for people
Melania Trump is set to host Russian and Ukrainian delegations at the White House Thursday, an event now reported as marking a ceasefire she brokered.
Icy or hot? · 1 voteJoin the discussion › - 4U.S.Congress shouldn't impeach Pete Hegseth because Trump likes him
Rep. Thomas Massie says he will introduce impeachment articles against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth unless he resigns, and Hegseth calls the effort a sham.
Icy or hot? · 1 voteJoin the discussion › - 5TechThe US should put a moratorium on new data center construction and lose people money
After Tuesday's midterms, Democratic winners and progressive lawmakers called for a national moratorium on new data centers, and investors pushed back.
Icy or hot? · 1 voteJoin the discussion › - 6TechAnthropic should slow down its AI development instead of doubling its pace
The nonprofit METR says Anthropic is improving its AI models about twice as fast as a year ago, a finding that follows CEO Dario Amodei's call to slow down.
Icy or hot? · 1 voteJoin the discussion › - 7FoodA smaller hot dog bun isn't a fair trade at Costca because it is another way it robs customers
The Takeout reports that fans are upset about a quiet change to Costco's food court hot dog, though the excerpt does not say what changed.
Icy or hot? · 1 voteJoin the discussion › - 8InternationalThe French strikes are a broad revolt that threatens Macron's government, not a narrow fight over pay
French unions began nationwide strikes and marches on Thursday for higher wages, backing the high school protest movement and adding pressure on Macron's government.
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