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Trump getting terrorism advice from a guy wanted for war crimes in 120 countries is not the flex he thinks it is

A match made in The Hague.

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$2,000 Stimulus Check: Why Trump's Proposed Payment Is 'Highly Unlikely' To Arrive Before 2026

Here's why President Trump's tariff dividend is 'highly unlikely' to arrive before 2026. Experts detail the $300 billion funding gap and warn against fraud.

International Business Times UK

Trump and his Secretary might be committing war crimes, but if you close your eyes and yell ‘fake news’ loud enough, accountability disappears

"Americans will be prosecuted for this," says a House Representative.

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Despite their ‘no limits’ friendship, Russia is paying a nearly 90% markup on sanctioned goods from China—compared with 9% from other countries

While the value of Chinese ball-bearing exports to Russia jumped by 76% from 2021 to 2024, the quantity of exports actually dropped by 13%.

Fortune

A lost generation of news consumers? Survey shows how teenagers dislike the news media

You don't have to tell Cat Murphy or Lily Ogburn about the attitudes of young people toward journalists

The Independent UK

UN Chief Warns AI, Tech Advances Risk Making Chemical Weapons Easier To Deploy

From data centers to robotaxis and defense technology to AI startups, rapid developments in science and technology are accelerating globally, raising new security concerns about weapons proliferation.

Benzinga

Biden-Era Policies Led to Rahmanullah Lakanwal National Guard Ambush, White House Claims

The White House claims Biden-era policies allowed Rahmanullah Lakanwal to ambush two National Guardsmen. The administration pushes for stricter border security measures.

International Business Times UK

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Cyber physical governance isn’t a nice to have for state and local government, it’s essential

Examining why cybersecurity is fundamental for the public good in society.

TechRadar

What Rosa Parks can teach us about resistance today

Rosa Park’s story is about courage. But, lest one forget, it is also a story about breaking the law

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10 Lesser-Known Government Programs Helping Seniors Save Money

Many seniors believe that Social Security and Medicare are the only government programs available to support them in retirement. In reality, there are dozens of...

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The FDA’s Understated Concern About Unsecured Healthcare Software

The Food and Drug Administration has long been associated with drug approvals and food safety, but its role in regulating medical technology is just as...

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Retirement Savings Plans Facing New Tax Changes Next Year

Retirement savings plans have long been a cornerstone of financial security, offering tax advantages that encourage workers to prepare for the future. Yet starting next...

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What Happens If Social Security Runs Out by 2034? A Deep Dive

Social Security has been the backbone of retirement security in America for decades, providing income to millions of retirees, disabled individuals, and survivors. Yet projections...

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Social Security's day of reckoning is nearly here

There is a tug-of-war between the benefits future retirees receive and the taxes that working-age people pay.

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Why Chronic Pain Is Becoming the Next Great American Epidemic

Chronic pain has quietly become one of the most widespread health challenges in the United States. Unlike acute pain, which fades as injuries heal, chronic...

The Guardian - US

Trump keeps insulting female journalists

Trump has a disconcerting tendency to attack the press – but especially female reporters, whom he holds in particular ire

The Guardian - US

As Epstein files release looms, questions abound on what happens next: ‘Possibilities are endless’

People implicated in the late sex offender’s crimes could face criminal charges or, at the least, social ostracism

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Why local police officers are helping Trump with ICE raids

Trump has placed a huge bet that thousands of local cops can help.

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America stares down erasure of Black history and progress

In the last year, federal, state and institutional decisions have gutted pillars of America's civil rights protections.

The Guardian - US

The Russia-Ukraine peace deal is not a loss. Nor is it a victory

The conflict is neither a clearcut defeat nor a feelgood victory, but an in-between outcome that contains profound elements of each

Fortune

National debt crisis will be averted by governments 'mobilizing and encouraging' private wealth to fill their budget holes, says UBS

"Governments have long mobilized private wealth to support public finances. There are several approaches," UBS chief economist, Paul Donovan, outlined in a recent call.

International Business Times UK

Murdered National Guard Soldier Was 'Googled in Israel' Days Before DC Shooting, Shocking Data Reveals

A deep dive into the claims surrounding the murder of National Guard soldier Sarah Beckstrom, including online allegations that her name was searched in Israel days before the shooting, and the growing political fallout.

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Apple, Google required to provide digital ID tools under Missouri age verification law – but are they ready?

Missouri's law is set to further fuel the debate around age verification and privacy. Digital IDs could be good for security if well-implemented, but some websites are taking a different route.

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Malicious LLMs are letting even unskilled hackers to craft dangerous new malware

Two chatbots designed exclusively for cybercrime - and one is completely free to use.

The Guardian - US

What is an autopen and why can’t Trump stop talking about it?

The first autopen was patented in the 1800s and has been used by many American presidents

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