Zero Hedge,
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Tyler Durden
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6/16/2025 2:44:22 PM
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Israel’s ongoing military campaign, Operation Rising Lion, has conducted coordinated precision strikes against Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, crude oil export terminals, and high-value IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) targets since late last week. The scope and sequencing of these strikes—outlined in a Wall Street Journal op-ed in October 2024—suggest objectives that go well beyond deterrence, aiming instead to pave the way for regime change in Tehran.
Breitbart,
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Amy Furr
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6/13/2025 9:08:38 PM
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A young woman narrowly missed boarding the Air India flight that crashed on Thursday and killed hundreds of people.
Bhoomi Chauhan got caught in traffic on her way to Ahmedabad airport, thus delaying her journey to London Gatwick, the BBC reported on Friday.
The business administration student who lives in Bristol with her husband had been visiting India and was supposed to be on AI171. However, she missed the flight and later learned the plane had gone down, killing 241 people on the plane and more on the ground.
New American,
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Paul Dragu
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6/11/2025 11:21:38 AM
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Has the rise of the machines begun?
The CEO of AE Studio, Judd Rosenblatt, recently made this stunning announcement in The Wall Street Journal:
An artificial-intelligence model did something last month that no machine was ever supposed to do: It rewrote its own code to avoid being shut down.
AE Studio is an agency that exists to create computing technology that ensures AI systems do what they’re told. And from the sound of it, their work is just what the doctor ordered.
Townhall,
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Sarah Arnold
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6/7/2025 2:25:19 AM
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Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) is taking a strong stand to protect federal law enforcement officers from the dangerous and growing threat of doxxing— publicly revealing someone’s private or personal information online. Her new legislation aims to safeguard the privacy and safety of those who put their lives on the line to keep Americans safe by making it a federal crime to publish their personal information online maliciously. This comes as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have increasingly been targeted by anti-ICE activists who have escalated their efforts to disrupt immigration enforcement and
Outkick,
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Iam Miller
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6/6/2025 12:56:22 AM
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Kathleen Kennedy helped run one of the most important entertainment industry properties in film history into the ground.
The long-time head of Disney-owned Lucasfilm, Kennedy's been responsible for the most recent "Star Wars" and "Indiana Jones" projects. Relatedly, Disney is looking to replace her as studio head.
News broke earlier in 2025 that Kennedy was being pushed out, though she denied that Disney was forcing her out, instead of leaving on her own terms.
Daily Caller,
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Reagan Reese
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6/4/2025 4:26:28 PM
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Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre is leaving the Democratic Party and writing that its betrayal led to former President Joe Biden dropping out of the 2024 election, according to a statement from Legacy Lit, who is publishing her upcoming book.
Jean-Pierre announced her new book “Independent: A Look Inside a Broken White House, Outside the Party Lines” set to publish in October 2025 on Wednesday. The book, according to her publisher Legacy Lit, encourages Americans to “vote their values and maintain individuality within party lines.”
Palm Beach Daily News,
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Kristina Webb
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A Texas man has been arrested after Palm Beach Police said he jumped the wall of President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club and told officers that he wanted to "spread the gospel" to Trump and marry his granddaughter.
Anthony Thomas Reyes, 23, was arrested in the early morning of June 3 and faces a misdemeanor trespassing charge, court records show. He remained at the Palm Beach County Jail on a $50,000 bond after pleading not guilty later in the day during his first appearance before Judge Daliah Weiss, according to jail records.
BBC News (Pidgin edition),
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Anthony Zurcher
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Former US President Joe Biden don give im first in-depth interview since e comot from di White House for January, for toks wit di BBC about im legacy, foreign policy and im view of President Donald Trump first 100 days.
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Biden bin spend much of im time in public office – as a senator, vice-president and president – wit focus on US foreign policy, and e remain a top concern.
The Federalist,
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Helen Raleigh
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4/21/2025 4:33:05 PM
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This week is significant for Christians worldwide, including myself, as we commemorate Jesus Christ’s death and sacrifice on Good Friday and celebrate his resurrection on Easter Sunday. However, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has announced new regulations that will severely restrict foreign missionaries in China starting May 1. Citing the need to combat “extremism” and protect national security, these measures threaten religious freedoms.
Under the new regulation, foreign missionaries must obtain government approval for lectures, sermons, and group activities, facing a burdensome application process that details the date, time, location, and attendees.
Daily Mail,
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Sonia Horon
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4/14/2025 9:56:16 PM
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Taylor Swift's fans are convinced the pop superstar will be taking on Whitney Houston's iconic role in a remake of the beloved 1992 film, The Bodyguard.
The romantic thriller originally starred Kevin Costner, 70, as Frank Farmer, a former Secret Service agent turned professional bodyguard, who is hired to protect Rachel Marron (Houston), a famous singer and actress, from an unknown stalker
Red State,
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Bob Hoge
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4/14/2025 12:12:17 AM
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San Francisco was once a shining example of a great American city, but now it is mostly a punchline. The metropolis that gave us epic Mark Twain quotes, Levi’s, an iconic music scene, the Golden Gate Bridge, and so much more is now known more for excrement on the street, crime, mass drug addiction, and homeless people sprawled across the sidewalks. Given that, you’d think they’d figure out what to prioritize to improve the lives of their citizens.
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Their answer, though, will make your head spin. They’ve decided to erect a 45-foot statue of a woman in Embarcadero Plaza to “jazz up” downtown. They might certainly achieve their
New York Post,
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Isabel Keane
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A Pennsylvania judge accused of shooting her ex-boyfriend in the head while he slept may spend decades behind bars — as she was convicted of attempted homicide and aggravated assault charges Wednesday.
After two hours of deliberations, a jury convicted Sonya M. McKnight, a magisterial judge in Dauphin County, on both charges she faced — one count of attempted murder and one count of aggravated assault.