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A UCLA computer science doctoral student is suing the University of California over a disciplinary action he faced stemming from the 2024 pro-Palestinian protests, which some Jewish students alleged blocked them from part of the campus. Unlike many others involved in the protest, which included a university encampment, Dylan Kupsh, 27, didn’t hide his identity under a mask during the demonstrations. He has gone public about the disciplinary action the university took against him, while others have stayed anonymous, the Los Angeles Times reported.  Kupsh filed a civil rights lawsuit last week in Los Angeles Superior Court against the UC Board…

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The House will be back in session Monday, and Speaker Mike Johnson is hoping that a shutdown-averting spending bill can be sent to President Donald Trump’s desk before lawmakers go back home. The item is the only must-pass legislation on the Capitol Hill agenda until later this year, Politico reported.  The thin Republican majority has had difficulty opening the House floor for debate on many legislative priorities, and Republicans are eager to get back home ahead of the November midterms rather than deal with more problems in Washington.  The government funding bill would postpone a possible shutdown from midnight Sept. 30…

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A major lawsuit was submitted by Fulton County, Pennsylvania officials against Dominion Voting Systems in September 2022. The lawsuit focused on violations of their contract, certification issues, connectivity issues, and the alleged presence of foreign databases and scripts on the systems. Some of the claims are on par with the “debunked” rumors associated with the “most secure election ever” claims, including internet connectivity, outdated security protections, remote accessibility, and random USBs inserted. From the lawsuit: 46. On or after November 2020, Fulton County became aware of severe anomalies in the Dominion Voting Systems due to the inaccuracy and/or inability to…

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Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. By signing up, you confirm you are 16+, will receive newsletters and promotional content and agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. You may unsubscribe at any time. September 9Epsilon Perseids Predicted peakSeptember 22Autumnal EquinoxSeptember 26Neptune in Full OppositionSeptember 26Full Harvest Moon The days are getting shorter, the nights are getting longer, the temperature is dropping. That’s right, folks, summer is officially over! Well, not quite yet, but the month of September ushers in the official…

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(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh moved markets on Friday with his Jackson Hole speech, even though the central bank has yet to do anything to move inflation.Clearly, Warsh wants to convey a message. He’s tough on inflation, and the Fed will “deliver price stability.” It’s less clear that he will ever be able to deliver on his hawkish promise. In fact, the Warsh Fed looks a whole lot like the Powell Fed, relying on rhetoric instead of policy. Ironically, Warsh insisted, “We should not indulge a regime in which market participants are looking primarily…

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On Monday, CNN This Morning discussed Michigan far-left Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s apology for comments after a terrorist attack against a Michigan synagogue this March, as panelist and liberal YouTuber Luke Thomas claimed there was no “robust data” that showed El-Sayed having problems with voters, notably Jewish voters, in the state. Later, panelist and CNN commentator Jonah Goldberg called out mainstream media coverage of the DSA and noted how coverage would be much different if there was a neo-nazi caucus within the Republican Party compared to the new reality of a DSA caucus within the Democratic Party. First, host…

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This article has been updated throughout as new information has been received. California lawmakers are nearing a final vote on legislation that would designate two of Islam’s most sacred holy days as official state holidays, with the measure potentially reaching Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk within days. Assembly Bill 2017 would recognize Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as state holidays, allowing state workers to use holiday credits to take the days off, reports the New York Post. The bill has already cleared the California Assembly by a 64-1 vote in May and is now awaiting a full Senate vote. Lawmakers have…

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President Donald Trump is serious about the trade war with Canada, making his stance clear on Sunday. The president took to Truth Social to blast America’s neighbor to the north, accusing them of “ripping us off for decades,” and saying his tariffs are finally making things right. Look: “When I announced that I was running in the 2024 Presidential Election, right at the beginning, Ford was getting ready to close their Big Factory, in Detroit. Then, because I was leading in the Polls, they figured they would leave it open a little longer to see what happened. Now it’s running…

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A newly published funding document revealed the Department of Homeland Security’s intent to spend seven figures on incorporating a different kind of “dog” to uphold national sovereignty. Last week, globalists found themselves with a new reason to be up in arms when U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) authorized nearly $17 million for shock gloves. Now the federal law enforcement operation appears ready to add more tech to its arsenal courtesy of Boston Dynamics and its dog-like robot, Spot. According to details published via the Acquisition Planning Forecast System, DHS estimates between $1 million and $2 million for a contract…

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    New York Times columnist Bret Stephens is calling for accountability. His recent piece is called “Yes, Woke 1.0 Was Crazy. Now Where’s the Accountability?” Stephens wants the berserkers who destroyed lives during the wokeness mania of the last ten years to admit their mistakes: Advertisement Wokeness, as it commonly came to be known at the start of this decade, wasn’t just an Orwellian linguistic fad or a tedious set of corporate training sessions in cultural sensitivity or wacky policy ideas about addressing racial and socioeconomic inequities. As it was experienced by those on the wrong end of it,…

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WorldJapan Seeks Record Defense Budget With New CapabilitiesJapan’s Defense Ministry is seeking a record 8.9 trillion yen defense budget for the coming fiscal year, prioritizing AI, unmanned systems, drones, and long-range missiles to strengthen deterrence amid rising regional tensions, as part of a broad five-year buildup and new warfare concepts. The final bill could rise after the government updates its security and defense strategy later this year, with several items left unspecified in anticipation of revisions.

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By Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor Monday, August 31, 2026Reuters/Danish SiddiquiTwenty-two Christian women are facing possible criminal charges after police in Maharashtra, India, accused them of trying to convert an 18-year-old student just days before a stringent new anti-conversion law took effect in that state. One of the women, identified as 46-year-old Satyavati Balkrishna Kunche of Ulhasnagar in Thane district, allegedly offered the student copies of religious texts, including the Bible, in Wakadpada village located in the Mokhada subdistrict of Palghar district, and purportedly told him the books could cure illnesses and protect against disease, accusations which are unfounded, UCA News…

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This Week in History by Dianne Hermann “In the summer of 1776 our Founding Fathers sought to secure our independence and our liberties that remain the foundation of our nation today.” Rep. Doc Hastings (R-WA) August 31-Sept 6, 2026 August 31 1910 – President Theodore Roosevelt made a speech in Kansas advocating a “square deal” in which property shall be “the servant and not the master of the commonwealth.” 1920 – John Lloyd Wright (1892-1972) was issued a patent for “Toy-Cabin Construction,” which are better known as Lincoln Logs. His father was renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Watch the history…

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Turkish forces aboard rescued ship – Screengrab Social Media/X The Piracy in the Horn of Africa and Gulf of Aden is starting to see some pushback. After a 10-day military battle, forces from Turkey’s navy and the Somali army have freed a hijacked vessel, killing 14 pirates. Turkiye’s navy and Somali armed forces have freed a hijacked vessel held in Somali waters after a battle lasting several days that killed 14 pirateshttps://t.co/R5DJo8SUkm — Arab News (@arabnews) August 29, 2026 Deutsche Welle reported: “’During the 10-day operation, four boats used by the pirates were destroyed and 14 pirates were killed’, said…

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When Elizabeth told her Abortion Pill Reversal story in court recently, she was nervous. Having no frame of reference, she imagined she’d encounter drama akin to fictionalized courtroom scenes on television or in the movies. While that was not the case when she took the stand in The People of California v. Heartbeat International and RealOptions, the stakes were and are still high. California Attorney General Rob Bonta is suing Heartbeat, the largest network of pregnancy help organizations in the U.S., and its affiliate RealOptions, seeking approximately $20 million in damages and to prohibit Heartbeat and RealOptions from advertising Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) as safe and effective.…

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh talk before entering a motorcade upon arrival in Asheville, before finance ministers and central bank governors from G20 countries meet in Asheville, North Carolina, on Aug. 30, 2026. Melissa S. Gerrits/ReutersTreasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Sunday that he will encourage G20 members to reexamine the terms of trade with China. Bessent said that the current flood of Chinese exports was unsustainable, even though the U.S. direct trade position with China was “rapidly improving.” Bessent was speaking ahead of a G20 finance leaders meeting in Asheville, North Carolina, on Aug. 31…

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Op-ed by Texas General Land Office Commissioner Dawn Buckingham, M.D. Every American depends on three things that are so fundamental they often go unnoticed until they are threatened: dependable energy, a secure food supply, and a safe nation. A nation that cannot fuel itself, feed itself, or fortify itself cannot remain prosperous for long.  If the lights go out, if grocery shelves empty and prices spike because supply chains fail, if critical infrastructure becomes vulnerable, the consequences are felt in every community. These challenges are often discussed separately, but they are deeply connected. As Texas Land Commissioner, I lead the…

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In a Truth Social post on Sunday, President Donald Trump proclaimed that he was going to report NBC News moderator Kristen Welker to the Federal Communications Commission for “rebuke and punishment” over comments she made on the local D.C. affiliate NBC4 Washington. What did she say? Well, she inaccurately said Trump’s political endorsements have had “mixed results,” when the numbers didn’t bear that out. While speaking about how Trump would “loom large over these midterms,” Welker largely dismissed the power of the President’s political endorsement and maked it seem as though a recent victory was a fluke: He, of course,…

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A federal appeals court has ruled that the private possession of AI-generated child pornography is protected by the First Amendment, so long as no real child was involved in creating the images. The Seventh Circuit upheld the dismissal of a possession charge against Wisconsin resident Steven Anderegg. According to investigators, Anderegg had hundreds of AI-generated sexually explicit images depicting children on his personal devices. Anderegg still faces three other charges related to allegedly producing and distributing the material and transferring it to a minor under 16. The Justice Department appealed the dismissal, arguing that the government should be permitted to…

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If I shout a demand but nobody responds, and then I scream my demand but nothing happens, and then I wail and howl and stomp my feet over my demand but still nobody pays any attention to it, and then I tear the room apart sobbing and shrieking and pounding on the walls and clawing the skin off my face over my demand but the world still completely ignores it, am I powerful? Does my opinion matter? My frequent and urgent insistence that something must happen plus that thing never beginning to happen even a very little bit: What would…

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Sports10 sources·Updated Aug 31, 2026Manchester City have completed the signing of 22-year-old Brazilian winger Allan Elias from Palmeiras on a five-year contract, in a deal reported to be up to £34.2 million (about £32m upfront plus £2.2m in add-ons). He arrives as a direct replacement for Savio, who left for Tottenham, and will compete for wing duties alongside City’s established options. Allan described the move as surreal and said joining City is the proudest moment of his life, with City officials calling him an exciting team player who fits their ambitions. He made 96 appearances for Palmeiras, scoring nine goals…

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U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has announced an “unprecedented fraud crackdown” in conjunction with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of Justice (DOJ). Duffy, in a post on X, said there would be “unprecedented fraud crackdown” announcement on Monday. 🚨TOMORROW: UNPRECEDENTED FRAUD CRACKDOWN🚨@SecMullinDHS @DHSgov @ICEgov @TheJusticeDept @WHFraudTF 👀 pic.twitter.com/GGEdepKJPQ — Secretary Sean Duffy (@SecDuffy) August 31, 2026 In his social media post, Duffy tagged Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Department of Justice and the White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud, suggesting a multi-department effort targeting fraud.…

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Sports11 sources·Updated Aug 31, 2026Team USA will open the FIBA Women’s World Cup against China in Berlin with two notable absences, as A’ja Wilson and Kelsey Plum withdraw for health reasons and to miss most of the WNBA season, prompting replacements from Washington: Kiki Iriafen and Sonia Citron. Wilson, a four-time MVP, has shouldered a heavy load this season, while Plum has been sidelined by a calf injury. Iriafen and Citron will join the Mystics-heavy rotation in frontcourt and wing roles, with Citron making her national team debut. The roster shakeup accelerates the USA’s youth movement, as Caitlin Clark, Angel…

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Michigan’s Democratic Senate nominee, Abdul El-Sayed, met individually with Jewish party leaders over the weekend to apologize for controversial statements he made in the past. The meetings are part of an effort to win over skeptical Jewish Democrats, CNN reported. “I don’t ever want my comments to hurt anybody’s feelings. It’s important to me that people understand that I take seriously the pain of all communities in this state,” El-Sayed told CNN. El-Sayed declined to discuss his relationship with Hasan Piker, a far-left Twitch streamer who campaigned with El-Sayed during the primary, saying it’s “not a serious conversation.” Piker had told…

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Work crews on Friday removed the three remaining statutes of Confederate heroes. Statues of Gen. Thomas J. “Stonewall Jackson,” Gov. William “Extra Billy” Smith and physician Hunter Holmes McGuire were removed six years after civil rights demonstrators in Richmond took down an iconic statue of Jefferson Davis, the Washington Post reported.  The Jackson statue was erected in 1875, the Smith statue in 1906 and the McGuire statue in 1904, according to Virginia’s Department of General Services.  Since the 2020 protests, Democratic lawmakers sought to rid the Capitol grounds of what they say was an embarrassing tribute to an era marked by…

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Trump posted an AI-generated video showing Kharg Island being blown up. President Trump issued a stunning message Sunday night indicating that Iran’s most important oil-export hub was under devastating attack. “Kharg Island being blown to smithereens!!! President DJT,” Trump announced on Truth Social. Trump’s post included a dramatic AI-generated video depicting explosions across the island. Neither the White House nor the Department of War had publicly confirmed a new attack on Kharg Island’s oil facilities. Reuters reported that Iranian state media had also issued no immediate response. President Trump issued a stunning message Sunday night indicating that Iran’s most important…

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I took a few swings at Hasan Piker yesterday in my Sunday Smiles column, but his whining deserves its own post. The target yesterday was Abdul El-Sayed.Piker has spent years cosplaying a revolutionary: America deserved 9/11, Mao was “one of the great leaders of this world,” Hamas is “a thousand times better” than Israel, and the Oct. 7 rapes “don’t change the dynamic.” He built that into a left-wing manosphere influencer act and hit it big. Advertisement The New York Times, Rolling Stone, and a lot of the Pravda media worked mightily to turn him into a Lefty Joe Rogan.…

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Views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author. Democratic White House hopeful Gavin Newsom is set to […] Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. To continue viewing this content please join our BPR Insiders team! Insiders have access to BPR extras including special offers and free merchandise from We the People stores. If you’re already a member, please log into your account to read this article. Latest posts by I.M. Slugga (see all) We have no tolerance for comments containing violence, racism, profanity, vulgarity, doxing,…

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Mere days before a solemn anniversary, New York’s “feminist” governor proved willing to “subjugate” herself, earning scorn and condemnation for a viral video “bowing to the third world.” The party of identity politics, known for language games, has seen the likes of New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) self-identify as a Catholic while pushing abortion and gender ideology — even on religious sisters. Now, as New York City prepares for the 25th anniversary of September 11, the leftist is facing new backlash from figures and groups on the right after viral video captured her donning a hijab while speaking in…

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A prosecutor from New York Attorney General Letitia James’ (D) office was reportedly placed on leave after sending an agency-wide email alleging directions pertaining to President Donald Trump. More than a decade since the billionaire businessman entered the political arena, it’s no mystery that the left has favored underhanded schemes and lawfare as tools to target and obstruct Trump. Friday, the Times-Union reported that former Brooklyn prosecutor Daniel Wiesenfeld blew the whistle on James’ office, emailing over 2,000 colleagues about alleged instructions to “find and pursue crimes” to link to the president and affiliates “without having a credible reason for…

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U.S. Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) lamented supporting Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, suggesting that the conservative icon is a race traitor. The South Carolina kingmaker appeared on this week’s edition of NBC’s flagship Sunday morning “Meet the Press,” where host Kristen Welker asked him about his backing for Thomas, who was confirmed in 1991. “Do you stand by your decision to make the case for Clarence Thomas’s confirmation?” Welker asked after rolling footage of a younger Clyburn’s testimony praising his “friend” during his confirmation hearings. James Clyburn says he regrets advocating for Clarence Thomas to join the Supreme Court. “I…

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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) strongly denied a New York Times report alleging that illegal aliens suffered cruelty and abuse at detention facilities and during their deportation. On Sunday, the paper published a story featuring quotes from ten Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detainees who claim that they were subjected to inhumane treatment bordering on torture during their time in custody. People deported by Trump recount harrowing journeys to Africa: shackles, a “freezer” and blows. Ten deportees experienced or witnessed abusive or violent treatment by ICE. They spent months in detention before being sent to nations where they had…

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The Department of Homeland Security stated that New York released nearly 7,000 undocumented immigrants with active ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) detainers rather than transferring them into federal custody. Federal reports say these individuals had records or pending charges involving assault, weapons offenses, sexual predatory offenses, and homicides. Federal officials attribute these releases to state and local “sanctuary” rules that limit local cooperation with federal immigration agents. Governor Hochul’s office rejected the federal figures and claims as false. Of course she would say that, but even if some aren’t criminals, they came illegally and broke our laws. Additionally, New York…

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By Jack Cowhick A New York state prosecutor claimed on Friday that the office of New York Attorney General Letitia James ordered him to target allies of President Donald Trump. Assistant Attorney General Daniel Wiesenfeld sent an agency-wide email on Friday claiming that James’ office instructed him “to find and pursue crimes committed by specific individuals and organizations affiliated with Donald Trump,” according to a report by the Times Union. The prosecutor claimed that Investor Protection Bureau chief Shamiso Maswoswe ordered him to target the president and his social media platform Truth Social “without having a credible reason for targeting…

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The vice chairman of the Wisconsin Elections Commission says there’s something not right in Milwaukee election administration, and it’s past time to get to the bottom of it.  Bob Spindell, a Republican appointee on the bipartisan commission, has called for an investigation into the latest late-night absentee ballot debacle in a blue city that has routinely been at the center of state — and national — election scandal for years.  The commission is expected to discuss the primary night “error,” and could take action, at a special meeting beginning at 9 a.m. Monday morning. It also plans to determine whether…

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The overwhelming support and sympathy from women toward Lindsay Clancy may be the biggest self-own for women’s rights since we started voting over 100 years ago. The Massachusetts woman standing trial for the heinous and uncontested slayings of her three children has been met with scorn and condemnation by most people. Yet huge crowds of women have turned up outside the courthouse to show their support for Clancy. Many thousands more have taken to the internet in support of Clancy, who strangled her children aged 5, 3, and 8 months. Self-proclaimed TikTok detectives have accused the husband of framing Clancy…

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The Trump administration announced on Tuesday that it followed through on its vow to uphold parental rights in public schools. Under the leadership of U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon, the administration has put an end to the Topeka Public School District’s gross violation of parental rights under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).  The department announced a resolution with the district that prioritizes parental rights over “gender transition” initiatives perpetrated by school staffers. Educators are no longer allowed to create “gender support plans” for students, and all previously created plans must be shared with parents. Previously, school…

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KYIV, Ukraine (AP) – Russian forces relentlessly battered Kyiv and cities in the region around the Ukrainian capital for a fifth straight day Monday, leaving some supermarket shelves bare after repeated strikes on warehouses as Ukraine reels from attacks with jet-powered drones. Russia has intensified its aerial attacks in recent months, more than four years after it invaded its neighbor. Almost constant air raid alerts in the Kyiv region in recent days have severely disrupted daily routines. Two major attacks in July killed almost 50 civilians, and a strike on Saturday killed at least 38 people. Classes were due to…

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PreacherBot ain’t got no soul. But people really want him — or rather, it — to have one. This is bad, as was demonstrated by a recent New York Times profile of Justin Lester, a California Bay Area pastor who has created an AI “twin” of himself using “almost two million words of his sermons, podcasts, books, text messages and emails.” This AI facsimile is “available on his website and Facebook page for online chats or phone calls … to provide advice around the clock.”  Lester is not the first to do something like this — a Catholic parish in…

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As the new school year begins, Florida is mandating that lessons on the history of communism be taught to middle and high school students. In accordance with a bill passed last year, this educational initiative will integrate content about communism and its devastating effects on humanity into Florida’s social studies classes, putting it on par with lessons about civil rights and the Holocaust. Unsurprisingly, communist sympathizers are wailing and gnashing their teeth at this development since it interferes with their dream of resurrecting an evil ideology. No doubt, the Democratic Socialists of America candidates have profited from the widespread ignorance…

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The media never fail to amaze. Even after decades in Washington, one remains astounded at the ways in which they contort reality to meet their ideological narrative. That’s the takeaway from a recent article outlining one element of last year’s budget reconciliation law. The story blamed President Trump for implementing a law passed by Congress, and bemoaned the fact that states might not get to use the Medicaid program to engage in more questionable cash grabs from the federal government. Waiver Approval Process Congress enacted the provision in question in Section 71118 of last year’s budget reconciliation law. Simply put,…

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Photo: Israeli Government Press Office / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0) Please follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, X, Youtube, Instagram Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu openly admitted in a recent Hebrew-language television interview that he spent close to 1,000 hours on American television over nearly four decades to build the political consensus in the United States that ultimately resulted in the U.S.-Israel war on Iran. “It also took a long time to bring America to this understanding,” Netanyahu said in the interview, which aired on Israeli Channel 14 and was widely…

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Socialist Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Monday accused Israel and Russia of secretly colluding to spread misinformation about the illegal migrant invasion that swamped the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in July. France24 reports Sanchez said the alleged smear campaign, which he maintained had also been magnified by far-right networks, had been driven in part by Madrid’s opposition to the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East. The PM maintains everything is fast returning to normal on the Spanish outpost and there is no longer anything to worry about for locals or outside commentators. No hard evidence was offered by…

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Op-ed views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author. The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have attracted growing support from young people who are frustrated about their economic future. Many believe the deck is stacked against them and that the American Dream is slipping beyond their reach. Their frustration is understandable. Home prices have climbed so high that many young adults doubt they will ever be able to buy one. Even college graduates often find that their salaries are not sufficient to cover housing, transportation, healthcare and other necessities while also saving for the future. Because the current…

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Business11 sources·Updated Aug 31, 2026Eli Lilly announced a deal to acquire Merida Biosciences for up to about $2.88-2.9 billion in cash, expanding its immunology and allergic-disease portfolio beyond its obesity and diabetes drugs. Merida’s lead program, MER511, targets Graves’ disease and thyroid eye disease, while MER769 is being developed for food allergies, asthma and chronic spontaneous urticaria. Early data on MER511 show reductions in thyroid-stimulating antibodies with a favorable safety profile. The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals. Lilly has been aggressively expanding its pipeline through acquisitions in 2026, reflecting a…

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What a difference a few years make. Not long ago, politicians said climate change was going to kill us, so we must move to “net zero” emissions.  This is theoretically possible. Since vegetation removes carbon, we could get to net zero by burning fewer fossil fuels. Governments everywhere pledged to do just that. President Joe Biden and European leaders promised “net zero by 2050.” For a while, it seemed like it might happen. Spain invested billions into its solar power grid. Germany and Spain claimed to get most of their power from renewables. But now they realize that they made…

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Op-ed views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author. There is a common thread on Facebook that has a photograph of liberal actor Mark Ruffalo and it says the following: “GREAT IDEA FOR SOCIALISTS.  The Actors Union would be a perfect place to try socialism.  An actor earning $20 million could redistribute their wealth to give hundreds of struggling actors a living wage.” Under this caption are photographs of Robert De Niro, Jane Fonda, Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn. According to Cine Net Worth, Mark Ruffalo’s net worth is estimated to be $30 million.  According to Parade.com, Robert…

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