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Israel has informed the UN that it will only allow 300 aid trucks to enter Gaza per day, keep the Rafah crossing closed, and block virtually all fuel and gas shipments into Gaza until Hamas releases all of the remains of Israeli captives, which still need to be located under the rubble. Continue reading “Israel Violates Ceasefire Deal by Halving Aid Entering Gaza Over the Number of Bodies Released by Hamas”
By Ken Macon – Reclaim The Net
California has approved a package of new laws that expand government oversight of digital platforms and impose requirements on technology companies, particularly those operating in the fields of social media and artificial intelligence. Continue reading “Newsom Approves New Tech Rules: Social Media Warnings, Chatbot Surveillance, Age Verification”
Los Angeles County has declared a state of emergency over ongoing ICE raids – and will provide rent relief for tenants who have ‘fallen behind as a result’ of the enforcement actions targeting people living in the United States illegally.
By Katie Daviscourt – The Postmillennial
Oregon’s Democratic-controlled legislature has finalized a 2025-2027 budget that allocates $1.5 billion in state and federal funds to free healthcare coverage, which includes coverage for illegal immigrants. The funds, drawn from the state’s Healthier Oregon Program, exceed the $717 million earmarked for the Oregon State Police by more than double, prompting criticism from Republicans and law enforcement advocates who argue it prioritizes non-citizens over public safety. Continue reading “Oregon Dems give $1.5 BILLION in free health care to illegal immigrants state-wide”
The government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro had offered the US access to Venezuela’s oil, minerals, and other natural resources as part of a potential deal to avoid conflict, The New York Times reported on Friday. Continue reading “Maduro Offered the US Access To Venezuela’s Oil and Mineral Resources To Avoid War”
The Israeli army killed several Palestinians in Gaza on 14 October despite the new ceasefire agreement which has taken effect across the strip. Continue reading “Israel violates ceasefire with deadly attacks on Palestinians in Gaza”
By Dan Frieth – Reclaim The Net
Legislation that would allow federal ministers to secretly order telecom providers to cut off a Canadian’s phone or internet access is advancing without any input from the country’s top privacy authority. Continue reading “Canada’s Privacy Watchdog Not Consulted on Bill C-8, Enabling Secret Internet & Phone Shutdowns”
By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation
President Trump gave a speech before the Knesset on Monday touting his subservience to the Jewish state and praising the influence of Israel First GOP megadonor Miriam Adelson and her late husband, Sheldon. Continue reading “Promises Made, Promises Kept (to Israel)”
By Jack Poulson and Wyatt Reed – The Grayzone
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) stated on Monday that its officers foiled a terrorist attack in Moscow that was planned by ISIS under the direction of Ukrainian intelligence.
ISIS operatives sought to target a high-ranking Russian Defense Ministry official using an explosive device in a densely populated area of the capital city, the agency said in a statement.
Continue reading “Russia Accuses Ukrainian Intelligence Of Using ISIS For Assassination Plot”
Miriam Adelson’s late husband, Sheldon, made it very clear who they are loyal to.
“The uniform that I wore in the military was unfortunately not an Israeli uniform… All we care about is being good Zionists, being good citizens of Israel… Israel is in my heart.” https://t.co/FBEtFgirD4 pic.twitter.com/lG396HmVRD
— Henri Fjord (@henri_fjord) October 14, 2025
By Thomas Stevenson – The Postmillennial
Over 30 children were rescued from different trafficking operations across the state of Texas. The operation was carried out by federal and local authorities to take down trafficking operations that have been targeting youth. Continue reading “Over 30 children rescued in Texas anti-trafficking operation, multiple suspects detained”
Israeli drones have carried out another drone attack on UNIFIL peacekeepers in southern Lebanon this weekend, wounding one of the personnel when they dropped a grenade on their position near Kfar Kela. Continue reading “UNIFIL Peacekeeper Wounded in Israeli Drone Strike in Southern Lebanon”
Rescue workers in Gaza have recovered more than 200 bodies of Palestinians killed by the IDF from the rubble and from areas they were previously unable to access since the ceasefire went into effect on Friday, and Israeli troops pulled back from certain areas. Continue reading “More Than 200 Bodies Dug Out of the Gaza Rubble Since Ceasefire Went Into Effect”
By Ken Macon – Reclaim The Net
A federal judge has dismissed a legal challenge from the National Retail Federation (NRF) against a New York law requiring businesses to alert customers when personal data is used to determine prices. Continue reading “Judge Upholds NY Law Requiring Disclosure of Algorithmic Pricing”
By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation
Trump envoy Jared Kushner on Saturday in Tel Aviv praised Israelis for not “replicating the barbarism of the enemy” in their war on Gaza. Continue reading “Jared Kushner Praises Israelis For Not ‘Replicating the Barbarism of the Enemy’ in War On Gaza”
The London silver market is in rare disarray. A powerful short squeeze has driven benchmark prices above $50 an ounce, marking only the second time in history the metal has reached that level. For veterans, the surge recalls the infamous Hunt brothers’ attempt to corner silver in 1980.
Continue reading “London Silver Squeezed: US Bars Sent to Cover Physical Shortfall”
By Hayden Cunningham – The Postmillennial
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that Harvard University can be sued by families who allege the school mishandled the bodies of their loved ones donated to its medical school, allowing body parts to be sold on the black market. Continue reading “Massachusetts court rules Harvard can be sued over ex-morgue manager selling body parts”
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov on Wednesday said that the momentum toward a peace deal in Ukraine following the August 15 summit between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin has been “largely exhausted” as the two sides remain very far apart on the conditions to end the war. Continue reading “Russia Says Momentum Toward Ukraine Peace Deal Has Been ‘Largely Exhausted’”
By Kyle Anzalone – The Libertarian Institute
As the US is engaging in a large military buildup in the Caribbean, there is a growing number of statements from US officials suggesting that a bombing campaign inside Venezuela could soon begin. Continue reading “Defense Officials Say Strikes on Cartels Could Happen Inside Venezuela”
