If one thinks that arming Ukraine against Russia or having Israeli soldiers and also American contractors slaughter Gazan civilians are not supportive of any United States actual interests, last week could easily be written off as yet another descent into Hell on the part of the United States.
As Epstein was murdered to keep him quiet, it was obvious no files would be released. AG Bondi said she had the files and videos and was going through them.
Donald Trump attracted massive political support—the most we have seen any candidate attract in many years—because he said his aim was to restore America to its traditional values, the values that had made the United States a successful country. Instead of foreign wars, Trump promised restoration at home.
More than 1 in 4 rice products sold in the U.S. now exceed the FDA’s arsenic limit for infant cereal, exposing families to heavy metals that harm brain development, kidneys, and long-term health
America is rapidly becoming a nation of prisons. Having figured out how to parlay presidential authority in foreign affairs in order to sidestep the Constitution, President Trump is using his immigration enforcement powers to lock up—and lock down—the nation.
As the old saying goes; “You can’t make this shit up.” But as we have detailed since Donald Trump won the race to the White House in 2024, with every passing day—from the Tariff War to the Israel War, to the Ukraine War to the Yemen War, to the Iran War—another day, another promise and another broken promise.
If you have been with me for any length of time, then you have heard me say this: NOTHING IS AS IT APPEARS TO BE.
Crypto services company BitGo, stablecoin issuer Circle, and Ripple, a crypto payments business, have applied to be chartered as U.S. banks, the Financial Times reported.
Google is set to begin enforcing new rules that will likely demonetize a significant amount of content on its YouTube video platform created with AI tools.
Israeli forces have ramped up the demolition in Rafah, the city in southern Gaza, to prepare for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s new initiative to forcefully move 600,000 Palestinians there to create what he envisions as a “humanitarian city,” which critics have compared to a “concentration camp.”