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Brian Mast, R-Fla., for wearing his IDF uniform to Congress. I switched to Newsmax and was delighted to see Basile actually interviewing Mast. God bless Newsmax. (“Newsmax TV Ratings Soar 73%,” October) gail caulfield Frisco, Texas
Please thank John Huddy for his superb coverage of the Israeli war against Hamas. He has a lot of knowledge and insight on this. I’m grateful for his courage and abilities in the fi eld. (“Newsmax TV Ratings Soar 73%,” October)
karen butler Wapakoneta, Ohio
AI THREAT Having worked with and around computers all my adult life, I’ve known about artifi cial intelligence’s potential harm as early as 1968. I have a family member who is an actor and member of SAG-AFTRA. The union fought against the use of AI in background acting. AI will replace real actors using their faces, thus adversely impacting their income. This means using that actor’s image repeatedly, without consent and compensation. (“Does AI Threaten Humanity?” July) pauline capece Philadelphia, Pa.
NO RESPONSE I’ve sent the following to every elected representative in my Michigan district. None have responded. 1) Stop all money/freebies to illegal immigrants; 2) Stop our nation’s “anchor baby” policy; 3) Staff the border with our country’s armed forces to prevent entry, and turn back these lawbreakers; 4) Microchip those allowed in to track them. (“Biden Backs Down on Border,” November) bruce david Kingston, Mich.
WE NEED TRUMP Biden is no leader; he doesn’t love America. Maybe he will move to China, or somewhere, where he’ll be happiest. AOC and the rest of the Squad can go as well. (“Endgame,” August) mary ann cleveland Alexander City, Ala.
OVERSEAS DANGERS What’s happening overseas can very well come to America due to Biden’s failed policies, including his administration’s open border policy. As criminals, drugs, and terrorists pour into our country daily, that alone elevates the threat. Israel seemingly ignored the warning signs. Let’s not fall into the same trap. (“Biden Backs Down on Border,” November) duane pierson Wilmington, Del.
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