President Donald Trump announced last week that he will lift all sanctions against Syria, which was a major win for Syria’s President Ahmed al-Sharaa, the former commander of Al Qaeda offshoot Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), who once had a $10-million U.S. bounty on his head.
Quantum computing is barely ready to go mainstream but, when it does, Cisco Systems is standing by. It joins Google, IBM, and Microsoft in offering a quantum chip ready to network.
I have been wondering if the Trump regime’s peace negotiations are sincere. The plan revealed by Trump’s envoy Keith Kellogg indicates that the negotiations are not sincere.
U.S. President Donald Trump toured the Middle East last week and praised his relationship with Arab leaders and promised them that Washington will step back from interfering in the way they govern.
Trust in hospitals and health institutions is sharply declining because of how the healthcare industry has handled the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Zionist Trump administration announced last week that it will cut another $450 million in grants from Harvard as the White House makes good on its promise to smash any criticism of Israel on college campuses to protect the feelings of Jewish students.
As we had forecast, a Top Trend that would be dealt this year is a Wild Card. And week after week, month after month it is a socioeconomic and geopolitical game changer.
CORPORATE DEBT RISK: This IS The Silent Collapse. And Its Building Beneath the Market/Economy.
On 16 May, Moody’s Ratings became the last of the three major credit rating agencies to lower its estimate of the U.S. government’s creditworthiness.
Partisan legacy media has an expansive definition of “AI safety” that is often used in articles to advocate for “woke” and “politically correct AI” under the guise of safety, in the same breath that it warns that AI might be doing things like secretly replicating itself, and lying to researchers about its activities.