Here’s my conversation with Grok on the US bailout of Argentina.

We speak to Argentine journalist Pablo Calvi about the U.S. government’s multibillion-dollar bailout for Argentina, which could grow from $20 billion to $40 billion as Argentina is rocked by an ongoing economic crisis. “I don’t see that the bailout would benefit the Argentine people or the American people, for that matter,” says Calvi. Instead, he believes the tech industry will reap the financial rewards from its ties to U.S. President Trump and his ally, far-right Argentine President Javier Milei, who attended the conservative CPAC conference in the U.S., where he gifted billionaire Elon Musk a chain saw.

Argentinian President Javier Milei has released unseen documentation of Nazi criminals in Argentina to the general public.

CNN destroyed Kamala Harris’s Soviet-style price controls proposal and said it would lead to higher prices and shortages.

Economic improvements in a country’s economy are not magic, President Javier Milei told Argentines in a televised address where he had good and rare news to announce: his government is successfully taming reckless public spending, which resulted in a rare – and welcome – first quarter budget surplus.

President Javier Milei ordered a ban on the use of the leftist "inclusive" language across all public administration offices and documents.

Argentine President Javier Milei said that he will present a bill to punish any Central Bank official that prints money to pay the deficit.

Argentina's libertarian President showed up to the World Economic Forum to pull a Trump and rain on everyone's parade.

Argentina has just sworn Javier Milei, the libertarian "mad man," into office, and on his first day on the job he's made quick work of it.

Oh great! I owe someone $10; a libertarian actually won a presidential election!