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The U.S. Justice Department has flatly refused to help French authorities investigate Elon Musk’s social media platform X. In a letter sent Friday obtained by The Wall Street Journal , the DOJ’s Office of International Affairs said the French probe is an attempt to regulate a U.S. company through criminal law. “This investigation seeks to use the criminal legal system in France to regulate a public square for the free expression of ideas and opinions in a manner contrary to the First Amendment of the United States Constitution,” the letter states. The department added that France’s requests “constitute an effort…

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“Washington Crossing the Delaware,” 1851, by Emanuel Leutze. The TGAAC hopes to restore the nation’s artistic traditions, as embodied in one of American’s most famous history paintings. This painting celebrates a significant moment in America’s path to independence. Public DomainThere was a time when art didn’t require explanation. Visitors could walk into a gallery, stand before a painting, and respond to what they saw, immediately and instinctively. Beauty, skill, proportion, and meaning weren’t abstractions to be parsed by academic skeptics. They were realities apprehended by the eye and understood by the heart.Today, that experience has become increasingly rare. The contemporary…

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FBI Director Kash Patel announced Sunday that criminal arrests are imminent for multiple high-level figures involved in what he called a “de facto coup” against President Donald Trump, including efforts to personally attack the presidency and rig the U.S. electoral system. Speaking to Fox News’ Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo, Patel stated that investigators now possess “all the information we need” and are actively working with the Department of Justice to bring charges. “We have found all this information. We are working with our Department of Justice partners, and I am never going to let this go,” Patel said.…

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The daughter of famed Canadian clinical psychologist and author Dr. Jordan Peterson said Saturday her father is suffering from “a psych-med-induced neurological injury.” Peterson, who was diagnosed with chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS) in August 2025, also suffers from akathisia, a movement disorder which creates difficulty in sitting still and causes restlessness. Peterson’s daughter, Mikhaila, provided the update in a Saturday post to X which included a 35-minute video. (RELATED: Left Wing Politician Drops Mother Of All Woke Acronyms)“We figured out that dad has a psych med induced neurological injury, and has been suffering from akathisia. It’s been 6 years…

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Pakistan: Mob of lawyers throws smoke bombs, projectiles at cardiac hospital. (Vanguard of mob is at extreme right in the image.) VOA/social media video, YouTube “A war in the Persian Gulf is plunging Pakistan into darkness,” reports The Straits Times: Electricity has become a luxury for Mohammad Rizwan. Over the past week, the 52-year-old has faced daily blackouts at his house in Lahore, Pakistan’s cultural capital. When he leaves for his office in the morning, there is no power. When he gets home, the electricity is still out. His kitchen gets piped gas only two hours a day, forcing the family…

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Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he would do everything in his power to stop Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents at polling places in his city. Host Kristen Welker said, “Let’s talk about ICE. You just referenced ICE. In the midst of the government shutdown, President Trump deployed ICE agents to airports across America including right here in New York. In the wake of that, former Trump chief strategist Steve Bannon suggested that there could be a test run for sending ICE to polling places in the midterms. What will you do if…

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Iran opens the Strait of Hormuz during 10-day ceasefire. The Prime Minister of Lebanon, Nawaf Salam, thanked President Trump for a ten-day ceasefire announced on Truth Social that took effect at 5PM on Thursday, April 16. Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to the US-brokered deal, but with a caveat imposed after Hamas conducted its Operation Al-Aqsa Flood breakout and offensive on October 7, 2023. Israel reserves the right, the US State Department said, to carry out strikes in Lebanon “at any time” under Article 3 of the agreement. Netanyahu’s carte blanche states: “Israel shall preserve its right to take all necessary measures in self-defense,…

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Th Hunter Biden laptop is back in the news this weekend.Never forget that the debate moderator was likely in on the deceit! The House Ways and Means Committee recently released their interview with Gary Shapley, Jr. from May 26, 2023. In the report the committee included this nugget: In October 2019, the FBI became aware that a repair shop had a laptop allegedly belonging to Hunter Biden and that the laptop might contain evidence of a crime. The FBI verified its authenticity in November of 2019 by matching the device number against Hunter Biden’s Apple iCloud ID. Here is the…

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Hundreds of animal welfare activists tried to free thousands of Beagles from a breeding research facility in Dane County, Wisconsin, on Saturday but many of the protesters ended up being arrested and tear gassed. The incident happened at Ridglan Farms where the activists tried to remove 2,000 dogs housed there, Fox 6 reported, noting those in the group traveled from numerous states to participate. In a statement following the action, Dane County Sheriff Kalvin Barrett said, “It was clear from the beginning that this was not going to be a peaceful protest. The DCSO response to the active break-in attempts…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech In the months before he committed a grisly mass shooting, Phoenix Ikner obsessively used Open AI’s ChatGPT to engage in conversations that are about as disturbing as possible. Over the course of more than 13,000 messages with the bot obtained by the Florida Phoenix, the student at Florida State University (FSU) called himself an incel, bemoaned that God had abandoned him, repeatedly asked about Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh — and, most significantly, used ChatGPT to plan the April 17, 2025 mass shooting…

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(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Records reveal that Rep. Cory Mills, R-Fla., may have pressured a woman to recant claims that he assaulted her and brandished a firearm.The records, which include bodycam footage and documents reviewed by the Washington Post, show that a woman called 911 on Mills on Feb. 19, 2025. When DC police responded, the woman told them that “Mills had harmed her during an argument and forcibly removed her from his Southwest Washington penthouse apartment,” according to the Post. The woman, whose name was withheld, also showed police bruises. Police bodycam footage then captured the woman calling someone—apparently…

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Smoke damage at a synagogue in North London was caused by an arson attack, British officials said Sunday. No injuries have been reported. Reports said this is the third attack on a Jewish site in the past week.  “On further inspection they saw smoke inside a room and evidence that a bottle with some sort of accelerant had been thrown through the window,” the authorities said.

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Last November and in August, Democrat strategist James Carville said Democrats must stack the Supreme Court. He has now added that they mustn’t run on it, “just do it.” That, along with Democrats making Puerto Rico and D.C. states, will make it impossible for Republicans to ever win a presidential election again. Professor Jonathan Turley, a calm academic, wrote about the obvious this past week. He also noted that Carville wants them to hide the agenda and not run on it. Carville says, “Just do it.” Various Democrats have been openly discussing their plans after retaking power to change the…

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This morning’s Gospel reading is Luke 24:13–35:That very day, the first day of the week, two of Jesus’ disciples were going to a village seven miles from Jerusalem called Emmaus, and they were conversing about all the things that had occurred. And it happened that while they were conversing and debating, Jesus himself drew near and walked with them, but their eyes were prevented from recognizing him. He asked them, “What are you discussing as you walk along?” They stopped, looking downcast. One of them, named Cleopas, said to him in reply, “Are you the only visitor to Jerusalem who does…

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What dreams are made of.PublishedApril 19, 2026 10:59 AM EDT•UpdatedApril 19, 2026 10:59 AM EDTFacebookTwitterEmailCopy LinkCountry music star Morgan Wallen played a concert in enemy territory over the weekend, but managed to get the last laugh while reminding the thousands of fans in attendance where his allegiances fall.Wallen, a die-hard Tennessee Volunteers fan, took the stage at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa on Saturday night. In a smart move that set the tone immediately, he made his entrance alongside Nick Saban, the king of all things Alabama.While it may have pained Tennessee fans — and perhaps Wallen himself — to show…

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USA Today was mocked as “McPaper” when it debuted in the 1980s, that it was News Lite, an easy read for easily distracted people. Sometimes, it lives up to that, like in a gushy “you go-girl” profile of CNN host Abby Phillip. The headline was “Abby Phillip remains calm amid political chaos on CNN’s NewsNight.” But the introduction from young reporter Jay Stahl was a sugar overload, as she was allowed to compare her primetime pundits with her four-year-old’s behavior: Abby Phillip prefers to lead a life of softness. She bakes homemade sourdough bread and dreams of attending culinary school.…

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Independent journalist Nick Shirley confronted California lawmakers seeking to criminalize investigative journalism which exposes fraud in a video posted Saturday. Democratic California State Assemblywoman Mia Bonta, the wife of Democratic California Attorney General Rob Bonta, introduced Assembly Bill 2624 (AB2624) in February. In a 25-minute YouTube video posted Saturday, Shirley interviews multiple lawmakers about the bill, which has moved through the Assembly’s Privacy and Consumer Protection and Judiciary committees. (RELATED: Democrats Are Pushing To Punish Exposing Fraud, Republican Warns)“It was only until I exposed fraud that they actually cracked down on the fraud and made some arrests here, especially with…

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Former President Barack Obama, left, and Mayor Zohran Mamdani read a book to children at Learning Through Play Pre-K in New York, on April 18, 2026. Angelina Katsanis /AP PhotoNew York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and former President Barack Obama had their first public meeting on April 18, bringing together two influential figures in the Democratic Party from different generations.At a daycare center in New York City, Obama appeared alongside Mamdani, whose policies have focused on expanding social programs, including universal child care, and helping the city’s struggling working class.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use…

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(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) One of the Democratic members of disgraced former Rep. Eric Swalwell’s so-called “Cool Kids Clique” is under fire following allegations he kissed a “much younger” congressional staffer at a party.Rep. Jimmy Gomez, D-Calif., a longtime pal of Swalwell, allegedly engaged in the encounter at a 2023 party hosted by Swalwell, the New York Post reported Friday. The party, held to celebrate the start of that year’s August recess, was also attended by Sen. Ruben Gallego, D-Ariz. Swalwell, Gallego and Gomez have reportedly been part of a group known for frequent partying and drinking. According to the Post,…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech A team of scientists at Texas A&M University say they’ve developed a nasal spray that improves the working memory of older lab mice. They believe the feat works by reducing markers of inflammation, a common feature of aging brains. And, with many caveats, say they suspect that it could one day be used on older humans, as a non-invasive method to tackle adult-onset brain fog and neurological diseases such as dementia. The spray is made up of special biological particles derived from stem…

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(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Embattled New York Attorney General Letitia James broke with other top New York officials over her refusal to release personal tax filings.James, a Democrat who has faced a grand jury indictment tied to alleged mortgage fraud, said Friday she would not release her tax returns and suggested the decision rested with her staff. “They will make that determination,” James told the New York Post at a Soros conference on Friday. “You know the practice. You speak to the comms director.” When reached for comment, James’s communications director, Alexis Richards, said the office “was not releasing the Attorney…

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President Donald Trump said a peace deal will happen “one way or another” a day after Iran had committed a “serious violation” of the ceasefire agreement.  On Saturday, Iran fired on two Indian ships after retaking control of the Strait of Hormuz, per Mediaite. Trump spoke with ABC’s Jonathan Karl Sunday morning about a peace deal. “It will happen,” Trump said. “One way or another. The nice way or the hard way. It’s going to happen. You can quote me.” In a brief video posted to X, Karl described Trump as not seeming “overly concerned” about the latest developments. Watch: NEW:…

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Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. In the latest episode of old museum collections revealing new discoveries, two researchers in Australia have solved a paleontological mystery with an Ice Age fossil first discovered over  100 years ago. The fossil was found in  the underground Foul Air Cave in Buchan, Victoria, Australia. It’s the partial skull of an Owen’s giant echidna (Megalibgwilia owenii), a now-extinct giant echidna that weighed 33.1 pounds and grew up to 3.3 feet-long. The genus name, Megalibgwilia, consists of “mega” (great or mighty in Ancient Greek) and…

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By Michael Gryboski, Editor Sunday, April 19, 2026Indian Christian devotees carry crosses as they take part in a procession in remembrance of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ to mark Good Friday in New Delhi on April 18, 2014. Christians, for whom Easter marks the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ, account for 2.3 percent of India’s billion-plus Hindu-majority population. | RAVEENDRAN/AFP via Getty ImagesThroughout the extensive history of the Church, numerous events of lasting significance have occurred.Each week marks anniversaries of milestones, tragedies, triumphs, notable births and deaths.Some events, spanning more than 2,000 years of history, might be familiar, while others…

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“The FDA’s War on Truth: How Government Censorship is Killing Your Health Freedom” points out that the FDA – originally created to safeguard consumers from fraudulent medicines – has become a corrupt system prioritizing corporate profits over public health, suppressing truthful claims about natural remedies while fast-tracking dangerous pharmaceuticals. Starting with the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act, FDA power grew through the 1938 Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act and the 1962 Kefauver-Harris Amendments, which weaponized efficacy standards to censor natural health claims – even for millennia-old remedies. Despite the 1994 Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act and the 1999…

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Pontiff Warns of “Tyrants” Ravaging World During Cameroon Visit Pope Leo XIV criticized world leaders who justify wars using religious language during a public address in Bamenda, Cameroon on Thursday, April 16, according to reports from the BBC. [1] He stated the world is “being ravaged by a handful of tyrants,” a remark widely interpreted by observers as targeting military actions by the United States and Israel. [1] His comments escalated a public dispute with U.S. President Donald Trump, who was sworn into office for a second term in January 2025. The pontiff’s visit focused on the English-speaking regions of…

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U.S. Officials Express Optimism for Deal, Warn Oil Buyers of Sanctions Introduction The Trump administration signaled a potential diplomatic breakthrough in talks to end the ongoing war with Iran on Wednesday, while simultaneously delivering a stark warning to foreign purchasers of Iranian oil. Officials from both the White House and Treasury Department framed the dual approach as a combination of optimistic negotiation and continued economic pressure. The development comes as a U.S. naval blockade of Iranian ports remains in effect, a central component of a military campaign that began in late February. U.S. and Iranian negotiators are considering a return…

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Global Aluminum Market Faces Severe Crisis Due to War, Tariffs, and Stock Shortages Aluminum Market in Crisis Following Gulf Conflict and Supply Disruptions The global aluminum market is facing an unprecedented crisis triggered by conflict in the Persian Gulf and compounded by structural supply shortages, according to analysts and industry reports. Missile strikes have damaged major smelting facilities in the region, creating a supply deficit projected to reach 4 million metric tons this year [1]. Western buyers are expected to bear the brunt of this shortfall as inventory on key exchanges has been rapidly depleted. Deliverable stocks on the London…

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Report Alleges Meta Profits from Pro-Settlement Content While Excluding Palestinian Voices A new report from a social media watchdog group alleges that Meta Platforms Inc. is ‘financially enabling’ incitement content against Palestinians from pro-settlement Israeli accounts. The report, published on Sunday, April 14, 2026, by 7amleh, claims the tech giant allows settler-affiliated accounts to generate revenue despite content that violates its own policies on violent, racist, and inciting material [1]. In contrast, the report states that Palestinian journalists and content creators in the occupied West Bank and Gaza are ‘structurally excluded’ from eligibility for monetization on Meta’s platforms, ‘solely based…

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Introduction to Oral Odor as a Reported Side Effect of Low-Carbohydrate Diets Some individuals who follow a ketogenic diet report experiencing a distinct oral odor. [1] This diet, characterized by very low carbohydrate intake and high fat consumption, is pursued for goals including weight management. The state of nutritional ketosis, where the body burns fat for fuel, is cited by practitioners as the origin of this side effect. According to a blog post from PaleoHacks, a common side effect of starting a low-carb diet is “ketosis breath.” [2] The post states the odor can have a “unique, fruity and sometimes even nail-polish-like smell.” The…

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Nutrition Research Suggests Five Dietary Additions for Blood Pressure, Muscle Recovery Support Recent Research Highlights Potential of Dietary Nitrates, Antioxidants A roundup of recent nutritional science has identified several specific foods and supplements linked to potential benefits for blood pressure regulation and post-exercise muscle recovery. The findings, compiled from peer-reviewed studies and published analyses, position these items as supportive additions rather than complete dietary overhauls, according to the research overview. The five items highlighted include spinach, extra-virgin olive oil, sunflower seeds, magnesium, and tart cherry juice. The mechanisms of action for these foods involve compounds such as dietary nitrates, which…

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Nutrition Experts Cite Kiwi Benefits, Address Skin Consumption Nutrition experts have identified kiwi fruit as a nutrient-dense functional food, citing its dietary fiber, vitamin C and enzyme content as key benefits. According to a recent report, the fruit has gained traction in wellness circles as a health-promoting choice [1]. The skin of the kiwi is safe to eat and can significantly increase the fruit’s total fiber intake, experts stated. Dietitian Nichola Ludlam-Raine, author of “How Not to Eat Ultra-Processed,” noted that one kiwi contributes to around 10% of the daily fiber recommendation by the United Kingdom’s National Health Service. Reported…

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Study of Asparagus Compounds and Health Effects Underway Scientific research has identified specific compounds in asparagus linked to biological effects, according to published studies. Much of this research remains in early stages involving laboratory models. [1] Studies are examining asparagus’ potential roles in areas such as gut health, cancer treatment and organ function, researchers have reported. The vegetable contains sulfur compounds and antioxidants, including glutathione and quercetin, which are subjects of ongoing investigation. [1] Nutritional Profile and Composition Asparagus is a source of vitamins A, C, E, K, and B vitamins, according to nutritional data. It contains minerals, including potassium and selenium,…

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“Terrain: The Workshops” on BrightU: Controversial detox protocol that promises a deep cleanse On Day 8 of “Terrain: The Workshops,” Andrew Kaufman detailed a structured health protocol centered on the internal use of turpentine for deep detoxification. A mandatory two-week preparatory phase involves diet, hydration, bowel cleansing and specific supplements to reduce toxic burden. Participants choose from three dietary options, with strong warnings to taper off certain medications under supervision due to risks. The turpentine dose is up to one teaspoon daily after preparation, with program duration varying from 30 days to a year based on health goals. The protocol…

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An Iran regime official said the country is not prepared to engage in direct negotiations with the United States again, a senior Iranian diplomat said, citing what Tehran views as unrealistic demands from Washington.Later, President Trump wrote on Truth Social that talks would take place in Pakistan on Monday.  Speaking on the sidelines of a diplomatic forum in Antalya, Deputy Foreign Minister Saeed Khatibzadeh said Iran remains open to diplomacy but will not participate in face-to-face talks under current conditions.  He described U.S. positions as “maximalist” and said they have hindered progress. A key sticking point is Washington’s suggestion that…

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A Nigerian migrant was arrested by Italian police after he was caught killing a cat and attempting to cook it on an improvised grill in a public park right next to a children’s playground. The incident occurred on Tuesday afternoon in Crociata Park (Parco della Crociata) in Sarzana, in the province of La Spezia, south of Genoa. Local residents who witnessed the scene immediately called the Carabinieri and State Police. Officers arrived to find the man, described as shoeless, roasting the freshly killed cat on a grate placed over an open fire. An illegal Nigerian at the Crociata Park in…

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The Pope’s political agenda is his personal opinion, and he’s fallible on matters of state like the rest of us. It is turning people away from the church. However, the Pope toned it down yesterday. Sean Hannity is a prominent example, once a devoted Catholic. Sean Hannity said he no longer considers himself a Catholic. He seems to be most upset about the Pope’s politics, but it’s not just that. On the 16th, he made comments about the sex abuse in the church. He has misinformation, as does most media. Some statistics for you from Bob Donohue of The Catholic…

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Farmers Markets are gaining in popularity, probably partially inspired by the MAGA movement that is promoting a healthier lifestyle. But these outdoor (and sometimes indoor) collections of food booths are about more than getting fresh and local produce and other food products. They also boost the economy and provide a sense of community.Farmers Markets Growing in PopularityA study conducted by researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the Farmers Market Coalition was published in the Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development. The study surveyed 5,141 US residents and found that 80% of Americans visit farmers markets at least…

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Amid the fallout from Rep. Eric Swalwell’s resignation after multiple allegations of sexual assault, MS NOW Justice reporter Ken Dilanian was on the network’s Ana Cabrera Reports and alleged Trump’s Department of Justice was targeting a Democratic “enemy,” like he was the victim in this scandal. Dilanian and Cabrera also minimized his alleged relationship with Chinese spy Fang Fang. The fallout from the assault allegations had led to Swalwell’s resignation this week, as reports said he had been accused of assault by five women so far. In his resignation letter, he did not take accountability but instead said he resigned because he felt the attention…

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(Headline USA) About 1,000 animal welfare activists who tried to gain entry Saturday to a beagle breeding and research facility in Wisconsin were turned back by police who fired rubber bullets and pepper spray into the crowd and arrested the group’s leader.It was the second attempt in as many months by protesters to take beagles from the Ridglan Farms facility in Blue Mounds, a small town about 25 miles southwest of the capital, Madison. Dane County Sheriff Kalvin Barrett, said in a video statement that 300 to 400 protesters were “violently trying to break into the property” and assault officers. He…

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The Make America Healthy Again movement may be losing significant steam ahead of the November midterm elections as many Americans have grown increasingly concerned about other political issues. The MAHA movement is becoming gradually more fractured, according to a spate of recent reports. Multiple analysts told the Daily Caller News Foundation that MAHA-related issues will take a backseat in the midterms especially compared to concerns regarding U.S.’ ongoing affordability crisis and the Iran war. (RELATED: Trump Admin Still Has Long Way To Go To Make America Healthy Again, Analysts Say)The MAHA movement is “the mouse that roared,” according to Steve Milloy,…

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President Donald Trump has warned the Islamist regime in Tehran that if it refuses to accept his deal, the United States will once again start to bomb the country, including “every single” bridge and power plant. U.S. peace negotiators head back to Islamabad, Pakistan, for further talks on Monday, President Trump said, as the end of the two-week ceasefire looms over the conflict with Iran. The U.S. leader accused Tehran of a “total violation” of the ceasefire agreement by attacking ships in the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, just hours after publicly agreeing to leave the critical waterway open. According…

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Day after day, the mainstream media assures us that we are right on the verge of peace in the Middle East. But the Great Middle East War has been raging since October 7th, 2023, and as I will explain in this article there will never be peace in the Middle East as long as the Shiite regime in Tehran is still standing. Of course we have also been subjected to endless headlines about a potential end to the war in Ukraine, but it has been raging since early 2022 with no end in sight. On top of everything else, apparently…

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(Headline USA) President Donald Trump said that U.S. negotiators will head to Pakistan on Monday for talks with Iran, lifting hopes of extending a ceasefire set to expire this week even as Washington and Tehran remain locked in a standoff over the Strait of Hormuz.The prospect of talks on the horizon, which Iran did not immediately confirm, came as ships remain unable to transit the critical waterway amid threats from Iran and a U.S. blockade on ships heading to and from Iranian ports. Iranian officials said earlier on Sunday that they remained open to negotiation, but held firm that ships wouldn’t…

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Last season, Apple TV’s drama Your Friends and Neighbors sparked outrage over a blasphemous scene mocking the Holy Eucharist in a Catholic Church. This season, their target is capitalism as young, smug teen Tori (Isabel Gravitt) goes on a liberal rant in an interview with a college admissions official at Princeton University. In episode 1, “We’re Here Until We’re Not,” Tori meets with a university official to discuss her goals as a potential student. She’s a legacy candidate since both her mother and father are Princeton graduates, which drives her to deliver a smug, disrespectful, liberal soliloquy. It was apparently…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Back in 2017, China’s state council laid out the first draft of its long-term AI strategy in a sweeping policy paper. By 2030, it declared, China should have developed its “AI industry competitiveness” to a “world-leading level,” an ambitious goal for a country whose future economic prosperity was not a given. Today, China’s patient cultivation of world-leading AI is bearing lush fruit, while the US struggles to harvest from its own blighted grove. If we truly are in the midst of an epic…

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I’m back from the mountains of VirginiaLast Sunday (which I didn’t know I wasn’t handling Screencaps until Saturday night) and several days prior to that, I was in the mountains of Virginia. We weren’t there specifically to search high and low for Bigfoot, but I always have my eyes open for evidence of that sneaky bastard.I, once again, found none. Not a single hair, not a footprint, not even any sign of a cool fort that one might sleep in. Nothing, no evidence of whatever a Bigfoot does once they’ve put in a solid eight hours at the office. Put…

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