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The head of the Israeli military said on Monday that Israel’s military campaign in Gaza isn’t over until all the bodies of deceased Israeli hostages are recovered and suggested the “campaign against Hamas” would continue after that. Continue reading “IDF Chief on Gaza: ‘The War Is Not Yet Over’”
By Ken Macon – Reclaim The Net
Biometric verification is becoming a defining feature of how payments are made, as financial institutions work to link identity directly to every transaction. Continue reading “Visa Launches Biometric Digital Identity Initiative For Payments”
By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation
Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes buried the hatchet and discussed the power of the Jewish lobby in America during a two-hour long interview released on Monday night. Continue reading “Tucker Carlson Interviews Nick Fuentes”
Amazon announced major “organizational changes” across its corporate workforce that will result in the elimination of 14,000 jobs, as the company accelerates investments in artificial intelligence and automation. Continue reading ““Need To Be Lean”: Amazon Cuts 14,000 Corporate Jobs In Major AI-Era Restructuring”
By Lorrie Posobiec – The Postmillennial
One person has been killed and another six have been injured in a shooting that occurred on Saturday during homecoming at Pennsylvania’s Lincoln University. Jujuan Jeffers of Wilmington DE has been identified as the man that died in the shooting, according to CBS Pittsburgh. The injured, one a current student and one a graduate of the university, were taken to local hospitals. All are between 20 and 25 years old and are expected to recover. Continue reading “1 dead, 6 injured during mass shooting at Pennsylvania HBCU Lincoln University homecoming”
Israel launched an airstrike in Gaza on Saturday after notifying the US and getting approval to launch the attack, the Israeli news site Ynet has reported. Continue reading “Report: Israel Launched Airstrike in Gaza on Saturday After Getting US Approval”
The US military is deploying an aircraft carrier to the waters near South America as the Trump administration continues its military buildup in the Caribbean and its push toward war with Venezuela. Continue reading “US Deploying Aircraft Carrier Strike Group Near Venezuela as Regime Change Push Heats Up”
By Ben Squires – Reclaim The Net
Concerns over artificial intelligence in school security are mounting after a Baltimore teenager was detained at gunpoint when a computer vision system mistook his snack for a firearm.
The episode, which unfolded outside Kenwood High School, has fueled public unease about the expanding use of AI surveillance in everyday settings. Continue reading “AI Gun Detection Error Leads to Armed Police Detaining Baltimore Teen Over Doritos Bag”
By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation
The Trump administration, after agreeing to “bail out” Argentina for $20 billion, denied FEMA aid funding to the poor, overwhelmingly white, Republican Maryland counties of Allegany and Garrett in the wake of devastating flooding — seemingly due to some personal beef with Democratic Gov. Wes Moore. Continue reading “Trump Admin, After Bailing Out Argentina With $20B, Denies FEMA Aid to Poor Whites in Western Maryland”
On Saturday, the last cooling towers of a German nuclear power plant were demolished in Gundremmingen, Bavaria. Germany thus continues, symbolically and materially, its isolated energy policy path. Even the increasingly dramatic economic situation seems unable to shake the German spirit. Continue reading “Germany Blows Up Last Nuclear Plant Towers While Economy Collapses”
By Ari Hoffman – The Postmillennial
A coalition of Washington parents, school board members, and educators has filed a lawsuit challenging House Bill 1296, alleging that the law violates both the Washington and US Constitutions by undermining parents’ rights to know and make decisions about their children’s education and welfare. Continue reading “Washington parents, school officials sue state over law that strips parental rights”
Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived in Israel on Thursday, making him the fourth Trump administration official to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this week and push for Israel to comply with the Gaza ceasefire deal, which Israeli media is referring to as “Bibi-sitting.” Continue reading “Marco Rubio Is the Latest US Official To Arrive in Israel for ‘Bibi-Sitting’”
Continuing their near daily attacks on Lebanon, Israel conducted airstrike in the area around Hermel in eastern Lebanon Thursday, pounding multiple locations in the region. The Lebanese Health Ministry has confirmed two killed in the preliminary toll in the east. Other attacks were reported in the south, involving artillery fire. Continue reading “Israeli Airstrikes Kill at Least Three in Series of Attacks on Eastern, Southern Lebanon”
By Cindy Harper – Reclaim The Net
The UK government is preparing to expand the reach of its already controversial censorship law, the Online Safety Act (OSA), with a new set of rules that push platforms toward preemptive censorship. Continue reading “UK Expands Online Safety Act to Enforce Preemptive Censorship For “Priority” Offenses”
Ukrainian drones have once again reached the Moscow area, far away from the border, at a moment the Kremlin is strongly warning against Washington allowing the transfer of US Tomahawk missiles to Kiev.
The attack on a Moscow suburb was part of a broader wave of overnight drone attacks which hit multiple regions across the country, injuring at least five people, including a child, when one drone slammed into an apartment building near Moscow.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US Vice President JD Vance on Wednesday denied that Israel was a “protectorate state” or a “vassal” of the US after being questioned about the growing criticism of the US-Israel relationship and Israel’s reliance on US military aid. Continue reading “Vance and Netanyahu Deny That Israel Is a ‘Protectorate State’ of the US”
President Trump on Wednesday suggested that US strikes on alleged drug shipments “on land” could be coming soon amid the US bombing campaign targeting boats in Latin America. Continue reading “Trump Suggests US Strikes on Alleged Drug Shipments on ‘Land’ Are Coming Soon”
By Dan Frieth – Reclaim The Net
Three of the tech industry’s most recognizable leaders, Mark Zuckerberg of Meta, Evan Spiegel of Snap, and Adam Mosseri of Instagram, will be required to testify in court early next year. Continue reading “Judge Orders Tech CEOs to Testify in Case Using Algorithmic Design Rules as a New Avenue for Indirect Online Censorship Pressure”
Update(1920ET): During their late afternoon press conference in the Oval Office, President Trump and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte fielded questions from the media, including from ZeroHedge White House correspondent Liam Cosgrove.
It was our chance to put Rutte in the hot seat amid ratcheting dangerous escalation in what has clearly long been a proxy war in Ukraine – with what Trump would in that moment call a “fair question” – and the NATO chief appeared to struggle to answer, but also dodged a key follow-up. Cosgrove first highlighted a “massive collapse” in Ukrainian public support for the war. “People view your coming here as lobbying the US government to continue its involvement in the war… but Ukrainians themselves don’t want to fight the war so how do you justify that morally?” Continue reading “ZeroHedge Spars With NATO Chief In The Oval Over Failed Ukraine Policy”
By Hayden Cunningham – The Postmillennial
Another federal contractor has been caught on camera admitting to government contracting fraud, according to a new undercover video released by James O’Keefe’s O’Keefe Media Group (OMG). Continue reading “EXPOSED: $100 MILLION scam perpetrated by federal contractor after SBA suspends contract for Native-owned company abusing minority status”