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    Trump AI meeting with tech CEOs to focus on balance, Johnson says●Trump's AI meeting with tech CEOs to focus on finding balance, US House speaker says✉newsTechnology56 min ago

    President Trump is set to hold a meeting with leading technology chief executives on artificial intelligence policy. US House Speaker Mike Johnson said the discussion will centre on finding balance, presumably between fostering innovation and addressing risks such as regulation, safety and economic impact. The gathering draws attention given the major role tech firms play in the AI race and the administration's evolving stance on overseeing the technology.

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    Johnson dismisses data center opposition as psyop▼Johnson calls data center backlash psyop🦋blueskyWorldPolitics14.8K11 min ago

    Speaker Mike Johnson described growing public resistance to data center projects as a "psyop," suggesting the backlash is orchestrated rather than organic. The comment has drawn criticism from residents and local officials who say their concerns about power use, water consumption and land impacts are genuine, and it has intensified an already heated national debate over data center expansion.

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    Mike Johnson launches 22-state midterm sprint●Exclusive: Mike Johnson to travel to 22 states in final midterm sprint✉newsLifeTravel1 h ago

    House Speaker Mike Johnson will travel to 22 states in the final stretch before the midterm elections, Axios reports. The blitz is aimed at shoring up vulnerable Republican House candidates and rallying the party's base as control of Congress hangs in the balance.

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    Mixed political mood in Speaker Mike Johnson's Louisiana district▼In GOP Speaker Mike Johnson's district, the political mood is mixed for the party in power✉newsWorldPolitics6 h ago

    Reporting from Speaker Mike Johnson's congressional district in Louisiana finds voters divided about the Republican Party's direction while it holds power in Washington. The mood among constituents is described as mixed, with neither clear enthusiasm nor outright rejection of the party in control, offering a snapshot of how the GOP's base is feeling.