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Rep. Johnny Olszewski criticizes Elon Musk’s failed government efficiency efforts, calling them chaotic and ineffective. Olszewski highlights the lack of results from Musk’s $160 billion savings target, arguing that a systematic, employee-focused approach is needed for true government efficiency.
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Trump’s Proposed Immigration Strategy: Shutting Borders to Combat Judicial and Bureaucratic Sabotage
The article argues that the Trump administration should use executive power to address the failure of the immigration system, which has been undermined by activist judges and bureaucrats. The proposed solution is to invoke 8 U.S.C. 1182(f) to halt immigration until all deportable individuals are removed, framing this as the only viable solution to restore…
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The article highlights the need for a decisive presidential response to the immigration challenges, suggesting that leveraging executive authority under 8 U.S.C. 1182(f) to suspend new immigration until deportation backlogs are cleared is essential. It outlines how bureaucratic misinterpretation of laws like the public charge rule has undermined congressional intent, requiring a more direct approach…
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A Reddit user’s inquiry about detecting vaping in airplane bathrooms sparked a debate among travel professionals. Modern aircraft are equipped with sensors that can identify vaping aerosols, triggering alarms that alert cockpit and ground staff.
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The FCC is reviewing EchoStar’s compliance with its 5G obligations, threatening potential license revocation due to underused spectrum. EchoStar’s stock dipped 8% as investors worry about the impact of FCC actions.
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The U.S. State Department has approved a potential $1.4 billion arms sale to the UAE, ahead of Trump’s visit. The deal includes CH-47 F Chinook helicopters and F-16 parts, with some Democrats raising ethical concerns over UAE investments in Trump’s crypto ventures.
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Qatar is gifting former President Trump a $400 million luxury 747 as a temporary Air Force One, but experts predict the retrofitting process will take years and cost hundreds of millions more. The aircraft must be modified to meet stringent security standards, including armor, weapons systems, and advanced communication capabilities, while also addressing potential embedded…
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House Republicans have introduced a provision in the Budget Reconciliation bill that would ban states from regulating artificial intelligence for a decade, raising concerns about potential impacts on consumer protection and innovation.
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Peter Fitzek, self-proclaimed ‘king of Germany,’ and three senior Reichsbürger members were arrested for plotting to overthrow the state. The group aims to establish an alternative state, Königreich Deutschland, and its activities have raised concerns over the growing threat of far-right extremism in Germany.
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The FDA and CDC have issued a warning advising adults over the age of 60 to avoid the chikungunya vaccine due to two reported deaths linked to the Ixchiq vaccine. The vaccine, approved in November 2023, is intended to prevent the mosquito-borne chikungunya virus, which is transmitted by the same mosquitoes as dengue and Zika.
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A new study shows treating hearing loss in seniors can reduce loneliness and improve social connections. The research highlights the importance of hearing aids and counseling in maintaining better mental and physical health for older adults.
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The FTC has introduced a new regulation requiring hotels to disclose all fees upfront, preventing hidden resort charges. This rule is designed to protect travelers from unexpected costs by ensuring transparency in pricing.
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The FTC has introduced a rule requiring hotels to disclose all fees upfront, preventing hidden resort charges and ensuring transparent pricing for travelers. This regulation targets deceptive practices where additional costs for amenities like pools or gyms are applied without full disclosure.
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President Donald Trump criticized the Iranian regime for destabilizing the Middle East and warned of ‘maximum pressure’ if Tehran does not abandon its nuclear ambitions during a speech in Saudi Arabia. The remarks came after a fourth round of U.S.-Iran talks concluded and as Trump prepared for a Middle East tour, raising questions about the…
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President Donald Trump has escalated tensions with Iran by threatening ‘maximum pressure’ if the Islamic Republic does not abandon its nuclear ambitions. During a speech in Saudi Arabia, Trump denounced Iran’s destructive influence in the region and framed the nation’s leadership as a threat to both Iran and the broader Middle East. While he expressed…
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The voters I talked to across the country before and after Biden dropped out of the race knew full well he was in decline. Even among Democrats, it was an open secret; everyone knew.
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John Carmack, a gaming pioneer and former Oculus CTO, argues that the world is not as reliant on cutting-edge hardware as commonly believed, suggesting that software inefficiency is the main vulnerability. He posits that if software optimization were a priority, much of the world could run on older hardware, driven by market pressures.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has suspended cattle, horse, and bison imports from Mexico to prevent the re-emergence of the New World Screwworm (NWS), a parasitic fly that poses serious health risks to livestock and humans.
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French actor Gérard Depardieu was found guilty of sexually assaulting two women on the set of ‘Les Volets Verts’, receiving an 18-month suspended sentence and a fine. The ruling is seen as a key moment in the #MeToo movement’s impact on the French film industry.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to use ‘full force’ to ‘complete’ the fight against Hamas in Gaza, emphasizing the need to destroy the group and free remaining hostages. U.S. officials are working on potential ceasefire talks following the release of Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander.
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A suspicious fire damaged the private London home of UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, prompting police to arrest a 21-year-old suspect on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life. The Metropolitan Police stated that Counter Terrorism Command officers are leading the investigation, as all three connected fires—including a vehicle fire and a door fire—are…
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The release of Edan Alexander, held by Hamas for over 580 days, has opened a potential opportunity for securing the release of the remaining 58 hostages. Israeli officials and U.S. envoys aim to free the captives through negotiations, but tensions remain as Netanyahu insists on continuing military operations against Hamas.
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A cybersecurity campaign called MacReaper has compromised over 2,800 legitimate websites, using deceptive CAPTCHA mechanisms to spread the Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS) malware to Mac users. The attack relies on fake reCAPTCHA boxes that copy malicious commands to victims’ clipboards, leading to the installation of the data-harvesting malware.
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Pastor Corey Brooks is launching a summer camp initiative titled ‘Secure the Bag: God’s Way—Small Investors, Big Futures’ aimed at empowering underprivileged youth on Chicago’s South Side by promoting American values such as hard work, personal responsibility, and faith-based stewardship. The program seeks to break cycles of government dependency and instill self-reliance in children from…
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Fox News Opinion highlights conservative critiques of the Democratic Party’s alleged rage, Trump’s attacks on Harvard, and defunding PBS/NPR. The segment also covers military technology shifts and media bias accusations.
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President Donald Trump is embarking on a Middle East tour with a focus on Syria, where the new interim leadership has expressed interest in restoring relations with the U.S. Analysts suggest this could be a significant diplomatic opportunity for Trump, especially as Syria’s government is now hostile to Iran.
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Kurt ‘CyberGuy’ Knutsson highlights the Ability Hand by PSYONIC, the world’s first touch-sensing bionic hand that offers real touch, natural movement and unmatched durability. Traditional prosthetics have long been limited in movement and sensation, making everyday tasks difficult and frustrating for many users.The Ability Hand features pressure sensors in the fingertips, which detect how much…
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President Trump’s executive order to cut drug prices by aligning with global rates has sparked debate on balancing affordability and innovation. High-cost gene therapies dominate the top drug costs, while blockbuster drugs generate billions in sales.
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The article critiques the Democratic Party’s stance on immigration, arguing that their opposition to Donald Trump’s deportation policies conflicts with public opinion. It highlights incidents such as Newark’s Mayor Ras Baraka’s arrest at an ICE detention center and Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen’s support for alleged criminal immigrants, suggesting Democratic leaders are out of touch…
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Alaska is leveraging its natural resources and strategic initiatives to shape America’s economic future. The state’s economic growth, driven by energy projects and infrastructure development, underscores its importance in national competitiveness.
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House Minority Whip Katherine Clark warns that President Donald Trump’s attacks on Harvard University — including withholding federal funding, threatening student visas, and targeting its tax-exempt status — represent a broader authoritarian strategy to undermine American institutions and control public thought. The administration’s actions, she argues, threaten academic freedom, scientific progress, and the nation’s economic…
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A 2020 earthquake in Croatia led to the discovery of an ancient Roman theater beneath the town hall of Sisak. The structure, described as apsidal with three rows of stone blocks, offers new insights into ancient urban planning.
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A massive earthquake in Croatia led to the discovery of an ancient Roman theater in Sisak, revealing the orchestra area located in the basement of the town hall during renovations. The Ministry of Culture and Media described the find as ‘exceptionally valuable,’ offering new insights into the ancient city’s urban layout.
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Google is preparing for its annual I/O developer conference to showcase AI advancements, with a focus on an AI agent designed to assist software engineers throughout development. The tool, known internally as a ‘software development lifecycle agent,’ is intended to provide continuous support for tasks like bug detection and security vulnerability identification.
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FDA Commissioner Martin Makary has raised concerns about tianeptine, known as ‘gas station heroin,’ due to its increasing prevalence and associated health dangers, particularly among young people. The substance, sold in gas stations and online, leads to severe health issues and has been linked to multiple adverse events, including hospitalizations and deaths.
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St. Teresa of Avila’s remarkably preserved body was displayed in Spain after being found ‘miraculously incorrupt’ last year, drawing emotional responses from worshippers.
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The article presents a visual celebration of Pope Leo XIV’s life, tracing his path from being a devoted priest to leading the Catholic Church as pope. The images capture his journey through various stages of his ecclesiastical career, emphasizing his commitment and contributions to the Church.
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Pope Leo XIV, the first American and boomer pope, continues to face a mix of reactions, from baseball and deep dish pizza discussions to cultural references like *The Wonder Years* and *Gilligan’s Island*. While the global Catholic community remains in a ‘wait and see’ mode, Pope Leo is expected to address issues of human dignity…
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The Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), a US-designated terror group, has announced its disbandment and disarmament following a four-decade insurgency against Turkey. This decision comes after the group shifted its focus from creating an independent Kurdish state to seeking greater rights and autonomy for Kurds in southeastern Turkey.
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Archaeologists uncovered an ancient Bronze Age settlement and cremation cemetery dating back 3,000 years while a highway was being built in northwest Ipswich, UK. The site includes 18 burials, remains of various structures, and a host of ancient artifacts, offering a glimpse into the region’s prehistoric land use and cultural practices.
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A fire damaged the entrance of PM Keir Starmer’s London home overnight, prompting an investigation by British police. The incident occurs amid previous security concerns and protests at the property.
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Australian authorities intercepted over a ton of cocaine valued at nearly $400 million off the coast of New South Wales, leading to the arrest of five men. The seizure was the result of a prolonged investigation by the New South Wales Police and Australian Federal Police, who tracked the vessel’s movements and intercepted it upon…
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Edan Alexander, a 21-year-old U.S.-Israeli citizen, was released by Hamas after over 580 days in captivity. His family and the broader community celebrated the release, with President Trump congratulating the family and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu acknowledging the success of combined military and diplomatic efforts.
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Hackers can steal money from bank accounts while making it appear untouched, according to a tech expert. This sophisticated cyberattack relies on social engineering and malware to compromise financial data, emphasizing the need for vigilance and protective measures.
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The family of Austin Tice, the missing U.S. Marine Corps veteran and journalist, has denied that remains found in Syria are his, stating that they believe he is still alive. The family expressed that the initial report of his identification among the remains was false and contradicted quickly.
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Two anglers in West Virginia set two state fishing records on the same day. Their achievements were highlighted by the state’s Division of Natural Resources, underscoring the dedication and passion of local anglers.
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Polish officials ordered the closure of Russia’s consulate in Krakow after an investigation concluded Moscow was responsible for the 2024 arson that destroyed a shopping center. Russian officials denied wrongdoing and condemned the decision.
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The U.S. Copyright Office has released a report suggesting that commercial use of vast quantities of copyrighted material to train AI models may not qualify as fair use, potentially impacting Big Tech companies reliant on such content. The report distinguishes between AI models used for research and commercial deployment, with the latter possibly crossing fair…
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Pope Leo XIV ended his first meeting with Vatican-accredited journalists, emphasizing ethical communication and the need to use AI responsibly. He called for the release of imprisoned journalists and reaffirmed the importance of free speech and the press.
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Texans are pushing for an end to the use of public funds for lobbying, seeking to uphold republican principles and eliminate corrupt special interests. Senate Bill 19 (SB19), authored by state Senator Mayes Middleton and prioritized by Lt. Governor Dan Patrick, aims to make Texas the first state to legally ban the use of taxpayer…
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President Donald Trump has set a 60-day deadline for a deal with Iran to end its illegal nuclear weapons program, concluding a fourth round of U.S.-Iran negotiations in Oman. The talks, which have been ongoing since April 12, focus on Iran’s uranium enrichment program, a key issue the Trump administration seeks to address.
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AT² Aerospace’s Z1 hybrid airship offers eco-friendly cargo transport with helium lift, low fuel consumption, and no runway requirements. Recent orders from Straightline Aviation and Arctic Airships indicate its commercial viability for remote and challenging environments.
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The article argues that defunding essential public services like schools, hospitals, and emergency response systems undermines economic growth and undermines the American Dream. A robust, federally supported career and technical education system could help resolve nursing shortages, address crises in emergency services and build a new generation of skilled tradespeople.
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President Donald Trump has cut $535 million in federal funding for PBS and NPR, sparking debates over media accountability and the potential impact of liberal foundations filling the financial gap. Critics warn that this move could shift media control to donors and reduce public oversight.
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Mass General Brigham has introduced FaceAge, an AI tool that estimates biological age and predicts cancer survival odds using facial data. Researchers found it outperformed clinicians in predicting life expectancy for palliative care patients.
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President Trump’s executive order to enhance healthcare price transparency aims to cut waste and fraud by requiring providers and insurers to publish actual prices, empowering patients with information to reduce costs. The directive mandates federal agencies to finalize rules by month’s end, fostering a competitive market that could lead to significant economic benefits.
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Players of Infinity Nikki have launched a boycott after the release of its 1.5 update. The update introduced multiplayer and customization features but faced backlash due to bugs, gameplay changes, and monetization issues.
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Cybersecurity researchers have detected three malicious npm packages targeting Cursor users, leading to over 3,200 infections. These packages steal credentials and execute malicious code within trusted environments to maintain persistence.
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Professional game developer Mamadou Babaei argues that C++ developers don’t need Rust’s borrow-checking compiler nanny, claiming that manual memory management with raw pointers offers unparalleled control and efficiency despite the risks. The post sparks debate about the effectiveness of Rust’s safety features versus C++’s manual approach.
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Fast Company’s ‘AI Decoded’ newsletter argues that generative AI’s first major application is coding. AI-powered tools like Cursor and Windsurf are completing software projects with minimal human oversight, with estimates suggesting coding accounts for half of all large language model usage.