Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech A group of software engineers who say they were fired by their bosses because of AI are giving their former employers a taste of their own medicine. With the powers of spite and…

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent sits down with Fox News’ Lara Trump to discuss current events around complicated geopolitical issues. Noted by Bessent is the growth of the U.S. economy, the growth of blue-collar wages, controlling inflation and overall MAGAnomic gains.  Secretary Bessent also emphasizes the U.S strategic relationship with China…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech While they’re seemingly still years away from completing actually useful tasks, like cleaning a messy apartment or doing the dishes, humanoid robots have developed plenty of capabilities over the past few years, from…

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SpaceX will build the world’s largest spaceport in Louisiana, to support thousands of launches per year. CNBC reported: “Elon Musk is continuing his push into the Southern U.S. with SpaceX, his aerospace and tech conglomerate, planning a $100 billion launch facility in Louisiana. In a joint statement, the Louisiana Economic Development…

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(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Michael Cohen, a key witness in the New York criminal and civil cases against President Donald Trump, has “fully recanted” his testimony in both cases, the Republican president announced Friday via Truth Social.Previously known as Trump’s longtime fixer, Cohen was used by New York Attorney General Letitia…

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(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The Democratic Party has long attracted peculiarly strange individuals who have been floated as potential presidential candidates, including convicted felon Michael Avenatti, disgraced former first son Hunter Biden, Jerry Springer and anti-Trump filmmaker Michael Moore. Add former CNN anchor Don Lemon to that list.Lemon, now a YouTuber…

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U.S. forces struck three Iranian oil tankers Saturday after Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched ballistic missiles toward two American warships, escalating the months-long conflict between Washington and Tehran. U.S. Central Command said an American aircraft carrier and guided-missile destroyer evaded the Iranian attacks and no U.S. personnel were injured.…

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The Log Cabin “Republicans,” the so-called “gay conservative” faction within the GOP, have announced that they will no longer rally or vouch for the T, that is, they are closing up shop on their transgenderism advocacy. We should all celebrate, right? As some may say, the drag queen, er, the devil,…

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Russia’s Zakharova Dismisses German Drone Allegation as Baseless Pretext for Consulate Closure Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova stated on Sept. 2 that Germany fabricated a drone story to groundlessly blame Russia, according to Sputnik. Speaking on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, she asserted that the…

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Aerobic Exercise Linked to Improved Executive Function After Menopause, Study Finds A six-month randomized trial has found that postmenopausal women who performed regular aerobic exercise showed significantly greater improvement in executive function compared to those who did stretching and toning, according to researchers. Executive function refers to a person’s ability…

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Exercise Shows Protective Effect Against Common Eye Diseases, Eye Specialists Report Physical activity may protect against glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy and cataracts, according to eye specialists who have observed a consistent pattern in clinical practice. Dr. Mike Cymbor, an optometrist who specializes in glaucoma, told the Epoch Times…

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Researchers have reported a link between regular consumption of kombucha, the fermented tea beverage, and reduced blood pressure levels. According to the investigative report, the finding emerged from a recent clinical investigation that adds to a growing body of research on fermented foods and cardiovascular health [1]. The study’s authors…

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By Hannah Lape, Op-ed contributor Sunday, September 06, 2026. | SEBASTIEN BOZON/AFP via Getty ImagesBy the end of the 1980s, American poet and novelist Wendell Berry faced peer pressure to give up writing by hand and get a computer, so much so that he published an essay titled “Why I Am…

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“Atlantic bluefin tuna have returned to the waters off Yorkshire, England, after more than six decades. Bluefin tuna largely disappeared from the North Sea in the 1960s after severe overfishing and the collapse of herring stocks. Researchers attribute the recovery to international fishing restrictions, a greater abundance of prey, and…

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As inflation concerns dominate the midterm landscape, the candidates in Ohio’s U.S. Senate race are offering competing solutions to bring costs down.Former Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, is challenging incumbent Sen. Jon Husted, R-Ohio, in a race the Cook Political Report rates a toss-up. Republicans hold a slim 53-45 majority in…

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