“As Palestine Action ask the courts to stop them being banned as a terror organisation, we look at the pro-Israel groups that have been lobbying the government to proscribe them. Britain’s home secretary Yvette Cooper will ask MPs this week to decide whether to ban Palestine Action alongside two far-right organisations, one of which is…
(The Federalist)—For the last four years, Americans suffered through record-high inflation that threatened to derail backyard barbecues across the nation. That cost curse, however, is expected to change as year-over-year inflation rates under President Donald Trump hit lows unseen under President Joe Biden. Prices, no doubt, are higher during Trump’s second term than they were…
(End Time Headlines)—Trade tensions between the United States and Japan have resurfaced with a focus on rice tariffs, a sensitive issue for both nations due to cultural and economic factors. According to CNN, President Donald Trump has recently criticized Japan’s high tariffs on imported rice, reigniting discussions about agricultural trade barriers. Japan imposes significant tariffs on…
Will Thibeau writes for the Federalist about a new component of American national security. The success of Midnight Hammer must not lull policymakers into complacency. Awe is not strategy. If America hopes to retain superiority across multiple areas of the world, it must build for repetition. It must build for a redundant, expendable mass —…
A disturbing new federal audit has exposed just how vulnerable America’s law enforcement systems are in the face of modern cyber threats — and how far violent criminal cartels will go to manipulate that weakness for lethal advantage. According to a Justice Department Inspector General’s report, unidentified computer hackers connected to Mexico’s notorious Sinaloa cartel…
Norilsk Nickel’s owner Vladimir Potanin and many others saw massive gains The combined net worth of Russia’s wealthiest businessmen rose by more than $24.5 billion in the first half of 2025, according to data published on Monday by the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. The index, which tracks the daily fortunes of the world’s 500 richest individuals,…
Thomas Catenacci writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a regulatory change that could help boost American infrastructure. The Department of Transportation is taking action to expedite permitting for infrastructure projects nationwide, minimize delays, and clear the backlog of projects awaiting federal approval, the Washington Free Beacon has learned. The agency has historically had some…
Elon Musk is a Military Industrial Complex Defense Department Contractor and vehicle to commercialize the hardware that has been developed and driven by black projects, DARPA, and NASA post-WWIII. We’re seeing this technology normalized to the public. This is the premise behind Jason Bermas’ latest episode. Click this link for the original source of this…
Jeffrey Blehar writes for National Review Online about legacy media outlets’ willful ignorance regarding the leading New York City mayoral candidate. I feel the need to bluntly point out that the financial capital of the world is about to elect a communist who calls himself a socialist and has no real understanding of either ideology….
California News: California’s Harbors and Navigation Code, in Division 1, Chapter 2, Article 2.5, deals with beach erosion control. Section 65 requires the Department of Boating and Waterways, to the extent that funds are available therefor, to study and report upon problems of beach erosion and means for the stabilization of beaches and shoreline areas….
A woman was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole after being convicted of one charge of gross sexual imposition and one charge of rape in relation to the abuse of an infant. Kristina Jacobson, 39, of Akron heard the sentence in court on Thursday. ‘Kristina Jacobson abused an innocent child’s vulnerability…
Charles Cooke writes for National Review Online about the New York Times’ skewed take on American political history. The New York Times‘s Charlie Savage relates the history of the imperial presidency: Presidential power historically goes through ebbs and flows, with fundamental implications for the functioning of the system of checks and balances that defines American-style…
The new General Assembly Building in Richmond’s Capitol Square. (Photo by Markus Schmidt/Virginia Mercury) In July 2020, the Virginia Clean Economy Act went into effect, setting the commonwealth on a path towards zero-emissions in its energy production by 2050. The lofty goals were designed to combat climate change and prepare Virginia to fulfill future electricity…
From left to right: Family Foundation president Victoria Cobb, Founding Freedoms Law Center lawyer Josh Hetzler, and counselors/plaintiffs John and Janet Raymond celebrate a court ruling to overturn a ban on talk-based conversion therapy. (Photo by Charlotte Rene Woods/Virginia Mercury) A Henrico County Circuit Court judge on Tuesday ordered that licensed counselors be allowed to…
Border czar Tom Homan reminded NewsNation’s Chris Cuomo on Tuesday how much illegal migrants cost taxpayers under the Biden administration after being pressed about Democrats complaining over the cost of “Alligator Alcatraz.” President Donald Trump and officials from his administration toured Florida’s new “Alligator Alcatraz” facility Tuesday, located in southern Florida and expected to cost…
Yesterday HHS Secretary Kennedy had a wide ranging, hour and a half conversation with Tucker Carlson in which he discussed many of the topics that we write about in this newsletter and in our forthcoming book, Vaccines: Mythology, Ideology, and Reality. I strongly recommend listening to the entire interview, which strikes me as unique among…
Trump has proposed a ceasefire in Gaza, but doubts linger about a real agreement between Israel and Hamas. According to a fresh report from Axios, this development came after numerous hours of discussions on Tuesday at the White House involving Trump’s chief envoy Steve Witkoff and Israeli Minister for Strategic Affairs Ron Dermer, a senior…
The incident reportedly killed four crew members, while six remain missing A drilling rig has sunk in the Gulf of Suez, Egypt’s Petroleum Ministry has reported, citing the company operating the barge. Four members of the 31-person crew were killed in the incident while six others are missing, according to local news portal Al-Youm as-Sabia….
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis exposes Zohran Mamdani’s radical record and touts the layout of ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ on ‘Hannity.’ #newyork #nyc #immigration #democrats #socialism #florida #foxnews Subscribe to Fox News! https://bit.ly/2vBUvAS Watch more Fox News Video: http://video.foxnews.com Watch Fox News Channel Live: http://www.foxnewsgo.com/ FOX News Channel (FNC) is a 24-hour all-encompassing news service delivering breaking news…
ICYMI – Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) was only a few days into his Senate campaign and already ran into problems. Schiff used some footage from the Trump impeachment in his ad. According to The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT), that was an ethics violation. Bad Adam Kendra Arnold, executive director of FACT, stated,…
This column is being written during the final throes of the One Big Beautiful Bill touted by President Donald J. Trump as the lynch pin for his domestic agenda. It is being done under the guise of a budget reconciliation so as to ensure that only a simple majority is required in the United States…
Former Democrat New York Rep. Joe Crowley admitted Tuesday on Fox News “Special Report with Bret Baier” that Democrat New York City mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani’s socialist ideas would not “work in the middle of Kansas.” Mamdani secured the Democratic mayoral nomination in New York City on June 24. Mamdani’s proposed policies have come under…
ECB Ends Easing Cycle, But The Eurozone Crisis Is Just Beginning By Thomas Kolbe The European Central Bank has reached the end of its rate cycle – and has become ensnared in the very problems to which it has significantly contributed. In Sintra, this was all but hidden behind a facade of central banker utopia….
July is here, which means we made it through another Pride Month! Since the 1970s when what used to be called just the gay community first started designating June as the month for gay rights advocacy, we’ve seen parades, events, and the like grow more extreme every year. Now, half the alphabet is employed to…
During the weekend, masses of people took to the streets of Belgrade demanding snap elections. Protests have been ongoing in Serbia—Hungary’s southern neighbour—since November last year. Protesters, disillusioned with President Aleksandar Vučić’s government, accused Belgrade of growing increasingly authoritarian and corrupt. While this weekend’s march still drew a considerable crowd, with approximately 150,000 people attending,…
Former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly said Tuesday that one large hurdle remains for the “Big Beautiful Bill,” despite its narrow passage in the Senate. The Senate narrowly passed President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” in a 51-50 vote, with Vice President JD Vance breaking the tie. In a Tuesday episode of “No Spin News,”…
A violent “transgender” male prisoner was quietly transferred back to a men’s prison in June, years after he was accused of sexually assaulting his female cellmate in a women’s prison. Christopher Scott Williams, who is serving a 28-year sentence for first-degree assault, was first denied transfer to a women’s prison in November 2019 due to…
SiriusXM host Megyn Kelly’s guest and legal expert Matt Murphy said Tuesday on her podcast that the family of one of Bryan Kohberger’s victims could potentially succeed in their request to delay the 30-year-old’s plea, after it reportedly came as a surprise to them. Reports broke Monday that Kohberger accepted a plea deal to all…
On CNN Tuesday, Senior Political Commentator Scott Jennings took aim at concerns raised by Kasie Hunt regarding Medicaid cuts in the latest legislative effort spearheaded by President Donald Trump. The Senate Finance Committee revealed its tax and Medicaid proposal in June, making more significant reforms to Medicaid than the House version by imposing stricter eligibility…
My “25 Stocks To Watch For 2025” have had a great year, outperforming both the S&P 500 and last year’s “24 Stocks To Watch For 2024”, which finished up 18.5% on an equal weighed basis, but lagged the S&P 500. This year’s picks (full chart below) are up 26.85% on an equal weighted basis so…
By Alexandra Bruce
When attendees at Modern Day Marine heard the name “The Whiskey Project,” some might have expected something related to spirits. Instead, they found a cutting-edge watercraft company showcasing modular combat boats designed for modern military operations. The Whiskey Project Group, based in Sydney, Australia, drew attention with its 30-foot Whiskey Alpha vessel. Even on display…
By Paul Homewood https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/about-us/news-and-media/media-centre/weather-and-climate-news/2025/june-2025-provisional-statistics Warmest on record? Really? Why then, Met Office, is there not a single mention in this report of the Central England Temperature record, which dates back to 1659. This categorically proves that June 2025 was a long way from being the warmest on record: https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/data/download.html It ranks only tied…
Political cartoon by ChatGPT “I wanted the money.” — Edward Pierce Donald Trump has done away with much of the Reaganite conservative ideology that defined the Republican party of my youth. But one Reagan tradition remains in place: Every time the GOP finds itself in control of both Congress and the Presidency, they pass a…
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem talks I.C.E. raids of ‘deranged’ criminals, ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ and more on ‘Hannity.’ #foxnews #news #usa #politics #immigration #crime Subscribe to Fox News! https://bit.ly/2vBUvAS Watch more Fox News Video: http://video.foxnews.com Watch Fox News Channel Live: http://www.foxnewsgo.com/ FOX News Channel (FNC) is a 24-hour all-encompassing news service delivering breaking news as well as…
Monaco Tops Japan As The World’s ‘Oldest’ Nation Much of the Western, industrialized world is worrying about falling birth rates and aging societies. While reaching 65 is still a privilege in most parts of the world, social security and welfare systems typically rely on a growing working-age population to support dependent groups (children and seniors). When this balance shifts…
A Florida-based defense technology company is offering a bold solution to one of the U.S. Air Force’s most pressing challenges: training and retaining enough qualified pilots. What was once viewed as a short-term problem is now a generational one. The Air Force has been short roughly 2,000 pilots for more than a decade, according to…
Originally published via Armageddon Prose: On June 25, in a grand display of ironic hypocrisy given that she has previously suggested the platform be condemned down the Memory Hole for non-compliance with the censorship regime she oversees, EU overlord Ursula von der Leyen appeared on X to incite a tranny insurrection in Hungary: “I call on the…
Trump’s decision to ease sanctions on Gazprombank is a short-term transaction, not a sign of broader normalization Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto has announced that US President Donald Trump has lifted financial sanctions against Russia that had blocked Rosatom from continuing construction of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant 2 in Hungary. Although the Biden administration’s…
Welfare cuts crumble – and Tories ask where is the money coming from? “Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride has said Rachel Reeves is running out of money after Keir Starmer made another huge concession to rebels to avoid defeat on his welfare bill. Two hours before MPs voted, a minister announced that the government is gutting…
By Paul Homewood h/t Joe Public https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/07/01/glyndebourne-plagued-power-cuts-despite-wind-turbine/ Click this link for the original source of this article. Author: Paul Homewood This content is courtesy of, and owned and copyrighted by, https://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpress.com and its author. This content is made available by use of the public RSS feed offered by the host site and is used…
The footage was unmistakable: plumes of smoke rising over Iran’s nuclear sites, a fiery punctuation mark on years of brinkmanship and intelligence coups. With one sweeping air campaign, the United States delivered a message: The Islamic Republic won’t cross the nuclear threshold. But anyone assuming the threat has been neutralized is mistaken. Iran’s nuclear humiliation…
This week on Weapons and Warfare, host Ryan Robertson explores Red 6’s groundbreaking approach to pilot training through augmented and mixed reality technologies. Learn how their revolutionary systems are providing pilots with immersive training experiences that enhance skills and situational awareness in ways previously thought impossible. Also featured in this episode: F-35 software update ready…
Florida Democrats thought they had something to celebrate last weekend. They gathered more than 1,000 supporters for their biggest event in years. But Florida Democrats got one nasty surprise that left them in a state of disbelief. Florida Democrats desperately try to rebuild after years of crushing defeats The Florida Democrat Party held their 2025…
A gambling company’s currency conversion error falsely told thousands of lottery players they were millionaires, sparking widespread disappointment and an executive resignation. At a Glance The error occurred during the Eurojackpot drawing on June 27, 2025. Approximately 47,000 players received inflated prize notifications. A decimal-point mistake multiplied euro-cent amounts by 100 instead of dividing. CEO…
Lone star ticks have surged northward due to rising temperatures, triggering widespread alpha-gal allergies that hospitalize dozens each week. At a Glance Lone star ticks have expanded from the southeastern U.S. into states as far north as New York and Maine. Alpha-gal syndrome cases have risen from a few dozen in 2009 to approximately 450,000…
A YouGov survey reflects concerns regarding potential economic and political crises A significant share of American adults believe the United States may face severe crises within the next decade and lose its status as a global superpower, according to a recent YouGov survey. Of the 1,111 adults polled online in mid-June, 21% said it is…
The city’s largest blue-collar union walked off the job over stalled pay talks, leaving garbage heaping on Philadelphia streets and triggering widespread service disruptions. At a Glance AFSCME District Council 33 represents 9,000 sanitation, pool and maintenance staff. The last strike by District Council 33 occurred in 1986 and lasted 20 days. Negotiations collapsed over…
The US president has warned that he will be watching “communist” Zohran Mamdani very carefully US President Donald Trump has warned that the presumptive Democratic nominee for New York City mayor, Zohran Mamdani, could be arrested if he follows through on his promise to prevent federal officials from enforcing immigration laws in the country’s largest…
