NATION
We Are on the Cusp of a Most Terrifying Nuclear War
What the Trump nominees Have Not Done—And Will Not Do
60K Illegal-alien Criminals Run Loose in New York City. Even Dems Fed Up
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan Announces Gubernatorial Run, Ditches His Party
‘Nothing To Spare’: GOP To Be Left With Single-Seat House Majority, Jeopardizing Trump’s Agenda
How Loper Bright Gives Trump the Tools to Dismantle the Bureaucratic State
Hurricane Helen Update (Rumble)
Catherine Herridge Reveals Story About CBS and Elon Musk That Explains Why Legacy Media Is Imploding
The Mainstream Media Death Rattle Has Begun. It’s Going to Be a Long One, However.
WORLD
Biafra Declares Independence: A Renewed Quest for Freedom
Sophisticated Vishing Campaigns Take World by Storm
Interpol Arrests Over 5,500 Suspects Behind Cybercrime, Online Scams
Microsoft Teams to Offer AI Voice Cloning and Instant Translation in 9 Languages
HEMISPHERE
Water Tanker Scandal Forces Colombian Minister Out (Mainstream)
Israel, Argentina to expand defense cooperation
Behind Bars, Beyond Control: The Fall of Ecuador’s Prisons and the Rise of Its Mafias
Ecuador’s Original Sin: Punitive Laws and Overcrowded Prisons:
The beginnings of Ecuador’s prison crisis can be traced back to one of the most
punitive drug laws in the western hemisphere. Introduced in 1991, Law 1081
placed drug-related crimes on the same level as murder, armed robbery, rape
and kidnapping, and brought in mandatory minimum sentences of 10 years for
anyone caught in possession of illegal substances, no matter the quantity. It also
introduced the principle of inversion of proof, meaning that those accused of
drug offenses were assumed guilty unless they could prove their innocence.
HEALTH
Your heart has a hidden brain, game-changing study discovers
MACRO
MarketsCharted: The Decline of the Russian Ruble
Social Security Will Morph Into UBI When No One Needs Either
Trouble Tax: We All Pay a Time Price for Bureaucratic Dysfunction
MICRO
Companies that have rolled back DEI initiatives
Predicting College Closures and Financial Distress
Most New Cars for Sale Today Aren’t ‘Cars’ at All
WORTH ANOTHER LOOK
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