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Analysis: US, Russia Already at War
America and Russia are now at war. Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed as much in September when he commented on President Joe Biden mulling over a decision to grant Ukraine authorization to strike deep inside Russia with U.S.-supplied missiles.
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State Department 'Violated Constitution' Promoting Atheism Overseas
Disturbing details have emerged in the State Department's efforts to promote atheism overseas, including how taxpayer dollars were used to recruit, train, and organize nonreligious groups.
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Small Modular Reactors Are the Nuclear Rage, but Are They Ready?
A leading consultancy is saying that the late 2022 breakthrough in generative Artificial Intelligence and the ensuing data center boom "blindsided" utilities just as demand was also rising because of "repatriated manufacturing, industrial policy, and vehicle electrification."
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Trump's Deportation Plan Poised to Detonate Nationwide Fury
President-elect Donald Trump's plan to deport millions of illegal aliens starting with the estimated 400,000 criminal aliens is about to detonate shock waves throughout the nation.
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Credit Rejection Rates for Autos, Mortgage Refi's Highest in Decade
Americans applying for credit in some categories are getting rejected at the highest rate in more than a decade.
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Trump Voters Most Likely to Crow at Thanksgiving Dinner
The quickest way to throw a wet blanket on a great Thanksgiving get-together is to bring up politics, and it's no surprise which political party was far more likely to do that this year.
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Hail to the (Hottest) Chief - Trump 3rd Sexiest President
President Abraham Lincoln edged out Bill Clinton in the top 10 of a recent ranking by online gambling company BetUS, which scored the top 200 sexiest male celebrities in the world and separately scored U.S. presidents.
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Sen. Hawley Rails on 'Monopoly Behavior' of Credit Card Companies
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., accused credit card companies of "monopoly behavior" during a Nov. 21 Senate Judiciary hearing that featured him again calling for caps on interest rates.
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Mysterious Drone Incursions Onto US, UK Bases Becoming Routine
In the third major drone incursion in a year, key Royal Air Force bases that house much of the aviation might of the U.S. Military in Europe experienced a drone incursion.
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Group Fears New Ky. Supreme Court Justice Could Upend Abortion Ban
The election of a Kentucky woman backed heavily by Gov. Andy Beshear and other liberal Democrats to the state's supreme court has pro-life advocates concerned about the fate of what remains one of the nation's strictest abortion laws.
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Trump Dance Sweeps the Nation Despite Media Backlash
A series of successful plays on the athletic field have a string of U.S. athletes joining the celebratory Donald Trump train with the display of the president-elect's signatory dance.
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GOP: Energy Secretary Granholm Attempting to Hamstring Trump's Energy Agenda
Republicans are calling the Department of Energy's outright refusal to lift the ban on the exportation of liquefied natural gas (LNG) "politically motivated and unlawful," according to a Nov. 15 letter to Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm.
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Bluesky: Haven From X, or a Liberal Echo Chamber?
Social media users are leaving X, the former Twitter, for Bluesky, a newer social media platform, in the days after the presidential election, many in protest of X owner Elon Musk's role in President-elect Donald Trump's campaign and his continuing influence.
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Dems Face Criticism Over Pennsylvania Senate Recount
As the Pennsylvania Senate Race remains unresolved and headed to a recount, supporters of Republican Sen.-elect David McCormick are losing patience with Democratic counterparts who they say are playing the system.
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Economist: China Surpasses US in Key Military Areas
Chinese military production capacity is experiencing harrowing growth, far outpacing America's, The Economist recently reported.
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'Reagan' Film DVD Release Features American Songbook Classics
After a successful box office run in theaters having grossed upward of $30 million since its late October opening, the movie Reagan is set to enter another anticipated distribution window this week with the release of its DVD.
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Advocacy Group Pushes for Kids Online Safety Act
An advocacy group for online safety for children is pushing Congress to prioritize a bill that it says will help protect young people from sexual exploitation and other harmful social media content.
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House GOP Probes Covert Monkey Smuggling Operation
House Republicans continue to seek answers as to why the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) paid a Chinese national $225,000 to illegally gather information in Cambodia to thwart the importation of monkeys for medical research.
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Amid Record Crime, LA Rejected DA Gascon, Policies
The defeat of incumbent George Gascon by former federal prosecutor Nathan Hochman in the Los Angeles district attorney election indicates a transformative change in how crime will be prosecuted in California.
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Bias and Gaslighting: Legacy Media's Role in 2024 Election
As the 2024 presidential election approached, a growing conversation emerged about the role of legacy media in shaping public perception.
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China Builds New High-Powered Microwave Weapon
Chinese scientists have developed a new high-power microwave weapon that combines electromagnetic waves with ultra-precise timing technology to enhance its power output for targeting a specific object, reports the South China Morning Post.
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House GOP Probe Reveals Depth of Campus Antisemitism
A yearlong Republican-led investigation into antisemitic activities on the nation's college campuses culminated in a scathing report released this month by the House Committee on Education and Workforce.
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Trump's Reelection Seen as Rejection of 'Lawfare'
The American system of justice is the envy of the rest of the world. Legal notables such as prominent attorneys and Supreme Court justices travel to foreign countries to assist with creating their constitutions.
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Coach Suspended After Speaking Out Against Trans Player
Tensions over a transgender athlete competing for the San Jose State women's volleyball team continue to make headlines, including that the team has suspended an associate head coach for speaking out about the issue.
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'Human Safari': Ukraine Says Russia Drones Hunt Civilians
Civilians in the war-torn Ukrainian city of Kherson say they're being hunted down by Russian drones in a deadly game of "human safari" that puts them in fear of their lives if they step outside their doors.