Trump Wins Again: Electric-Focused Car Ads Absent from Super Bowl After Exploding on Biden's Watch

Donald Trump made history on Sunday as the first sitting president to attend the Super Bowl. The NFL celebrated Trump's appearance by removing the phrase "End Racism" from the end zones for the first time since 2021, an acknowledgment of the president's successful efforts to eradicate bigotry. It wasn't the only thing missing from this year's contest. In another promising development attributable to Trump's leadership since taking office, there wasn't a single Super Bowl ad touting electric cars as the vehicles of the future.

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Top Biden EV Bus Maker Nears Bankruptcy, Leaving School Districts and Tens of Millions of Taxpayer Dollars in Limbo

The Biden administration awarded Canadian electric bus company Lion Electric nearly $160 million to manufacture hundreds of battery-powered buses for school districts nationwide as part of its sweeping climate agenda. In recent weeks, Lion has initiated bankruptcy proceedings, laid off all employees tasked with building its buses, and paused manufacturing operations.

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He's Running: Pete Buttigieg Axes Pronouns on Social Media Amid Michigan Senate Speculation

Pete Buttigieg is almost certainly preparing to run for office in Michigan. That's why he relocated there from Indiana in 2022, a maneuver commonly referred to as "carpetbagging." He is reportedly "taking a serious look" at the U.S. Senate race in 2026 after incumbent Sen. Gary Peters (D., Mich.) announced his retirement this week. He could also run for governor in 2026 to succeed the incumbent Democrat, Gretchen Whitmer, who can't run again due to term limits. The only thing that might prevent Buttigieg from pursuing these opportunities is his insatiable ambition to be the first openly gay president of the United States.

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'More jobs for humans': Tyson Fury condemns 'all computers' after hearing results of AI-generated scorecard



Tyson Fury called an artificial intelligence scoring of his fight "absolutely s**t," saying that he wasn't a fan of the method, especially considering it scored the fight even worse for him than human judges.

Fury faced off against Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk for the second time in 2024 and for the second time in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Fury lost the fight by decision and wasn't particularly happy with the scorecard that had him on the wrong side of a unanimous 12-round score of 116-112.

The English boxer was asked about an "AI experiment" announced days before the fight as part of which Saudi backers would be using an artificial intelligence judging model to score the match.

Although the scoring was not factored in with official results, the AI actually scored the fight worse for Fury with a 118-112 score, according to DAZN.

'Here's one, f*** all the computers.'

Fury was asked by a reporter what he thought of AI scoring and whether he saw it as a potential solution to bad judging. He immediately asked what AI-outcome was, before replying, "by the review of that, absolutely s**t."

Fury then explained that he wasn't very fond of many computer-led automated services.

"Here's one, f*** all the computers. Keep the humans going. More jobs for humans, less jobs for computers. And f*** electric cars too, while we're at it."

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Fury explained to reporters that several people told him he should have won by three or four rounds and he believed he was up by "at least two."

"I'll just always feel a little bit hard done by it," Fury continued, before correcting himself. "Not a little bit, actually, a lot. But I think when you don't get the knockout this is what happens. You can't guarantee a win."

The AI-generated judging was backed by Ring Magazine, the publication's first branded venture since it was purchased by Saudi Arabian adviser and minister Turki Alalshikh for the expressed purpose of revamping it.

Alalshikh is the current chairman of the board of directors of the General Entertainment Authority in Saudi Arabia. His cash injections have been responsible for many high-profile fights in recent years.

For example, one of Alalshikh's most recent power moves in the boxing world was an offer to Mike Tyson of $700 million for a rematch against Jake Paul.

Fury vs. Usyk 1 also took place in Riyadh and resulted in a split-decision victory for Usyk.

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Under the Wire: Biden Admin To Lend $6 Billion to EV Company Just Before Leaving Office

President Joe Biden's Energy Department announced on Monday that it plans to lend $6 billion to Rivian—a company that only makes electric vehicles—to build an electric car factory in Georgia just before Biden leaves office.

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NYT Claims Automakers Want Trump To Keep EV Mandates. One of Them Tells the Free Beacon That's Bogus.

The three largest American automakers, Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis, are, according to a recent New York Times report, planning a coordinated lobbying push to convince President-elect Donald Trump to maintain a suite of climate rules forcing electric vehicle purchases. The Thursday report—titled "Automakers to Trump: Please Require Us to Sell Electric Vehicles"—cites unnamed "lobbyists and […]

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In Its New ‘Copy Nothing’ Campaign, Jaguar Copies Bud Light

[rebelmouse-proxy-image https://thefederalist.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Screenshot-2024-11-21-at-6.01.30 PM-1200x675.png crop_info="%7B%22image%22%3A%20%22https%3A//thefederalist.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Screenshot-2024-11-21-at-6.01.30%5Cu202fPM-1200x675.png%22%7D" expand=1]As the Democrats, Bud Light, and a host of other businesses have learned, people are tired of the crazy. But sure, Jaguar, copy nothing, except for failure.

California Regulators Pass Carbon Emission Mandate for Fuel Sellers—and Shrug Off Concerns Over Anticipated Price Hikes

California’s powerful air regulators late Friday night approved mandates for fuel sellers to cut carbon emissions or buy carbon credits, arguing that the move would push people into buying electric vehicles. An outside analysis found the requirements could hike the state’s already high gas prices by as much as 65 cents per gallon in the near term and 85 cents by 2030.

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'Restore U.S. Energy Dominance': Trump Taps Former Republican Congressman Lee Zeldin To Lead EPA

President-elect Donald Trump announced Monday that he is tapping former Rep. Lee Zeldin (R., N.Y.) to head the Environmental Protection Agency in his upcoming administration.

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Ford Halts EV Production at Michigan Plant That Biden, Slotkin Lauded as 'Incredible' Example of 'American Ingenuity'

Ford Motor Company is halting production of its electric F-150 Lightning pickup truck at a Michigan factory, the auto giant announced Thursday. Just three years ago, President Joe Biden and Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D., Mich.) visited the plant to celebrate the truck's rollout, calling it an "incredible facility" that shows there's "no limit to what American ingenuity and manufacturing can accomplish."

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