Author: Press Room
The AfD is projected to win Saxony-Anhalt on a program that rejects the establishment agenda, but can it beat the political firewall? The AfD enters the Saxony-Anhalt election with a ten-point plan for rapid reform as the political establishment resorts to surveillance, raids, ban proposals, and economic threats to stop it.A few days before the September 6 state election in Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD is on the verge of becoming the first party outside Germany’s postwar political cartel to govern a German state. Two months ago, at its state party conference in Magdeburg, the party presented a clear and ambitious 100-Day…
SBU headquarters in Kiev—Screengrab/Telegram + Oleksandr Poklad—Wiki Commons This comes a day after Russian Aerospace Forces General Nikolai Varpakhovich was shot by an assassin in Engels. Today marks the eighth straight day of drone and missile strikes in Kiev and other Ukrainian cities. Russia has increased fivefold the number of jet-propulsed drones involved in attacks, and has spread those along the whole day, so there’s multiple air-raid alarms sounding, totally disrupting life in the country. But, today (4), a drone has struck the headquarters of Ukraine’s security service SBU in Kiev, in what regime leader Volodymyr Zelensky called ‘an assassination…
Radical left-wing actress Jane Fonda is still attacking the proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery, but this week she is also blasting “tech bros” for seeking longevity while trying to turn women into “tradwives.” The actress, commonly referred to as “Hanoi Jane,” went on an extended rant at the DVF Awards charity gala where she lashed out in a number of directions, according to Variety. After being asked about her support for Marvel superhero actor Mark Ruffalo over his antisemitic comments concerning the Paramount merger, Fonda insisted that the merger “would be terrible for consumers. Prices would go…
The U.S. military reportedly shot down around 100 suspected cartel drones at the southern border in August alone. A senior Department of War (DOW) official confirmed the number to Fox News, marking the first time the Pentagon has said publicly just how often it is using anti-drone technology to knock cartel aircraft out of the sky. Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin reported the official’s account on X. The tools being used include high-energy lasers. According to the official, the military coordinated every single takedown ahead of time with Mexican military and border authorities, so both sides knew what was happening…
Chinese “fast fashion” giant Shein went public on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Tuesday and the results have not been encouraging. The company, once privately valued at over $100 billion, was only valued at $26.5 billion in its initial public offering (IPO) and its shares have slumped with each passing day. Market-watchers pronounced Shein’s debut on the stock exchange “flat” and “disappointing” given the amount of money that was once surging through the online retailer’s veins. Shein was a pioneer in the business model that combines online ordering, fast shipping, loose customs rules for small packages, and very cheap…
On Thursday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Varney & Co.,” Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) defended the state’s data center moratorium and responded to a question on if there is a danger of falling behind China on AI by saying that “that’s an American issue. It’s not a Texas issue.” Abbott began by saying, “I have a moratorium on any new data centers in the state of Texas. Also, I established guidelines and guardrails that all data centers must comply with if they expect to do business in the state of Texas. For one, they must not take water…
A House Democrat trying to lead her party on artificial intelligence policy sent a warning shot Friday to tech CEOs trying to undermine efforts to regulate the fast-growing technology.In an interview, Rep. Lori Trahan raised alarm bells over a POLITICO report detailing attempts by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to personally discourage President Donald Trump from moving ahead with plans to establish an independent AI regulator modeled after the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, or FINRA.“I don’t think anyone is really comfortable when they see tech executives who are sitting on the stage at the president’s inauguration, and have had to pay…
Norway’s proposed cut comes as Washington faces rising deficits and shrinking demand for its debt Norway’s $2.3 trillion sovereign wealth fund could sharply reduce its holdings of US Treasuries under a proposed overhaul aimed at boosting returns through other types of debt, the institution has announced. The shift could cut its Treasury allocation by almost $80 billion, according to Financial Times estimates.Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), which manages the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund, recommended in a letter to Norway’s Finance Ministry on Tuesday that government debt be cut from 70% to 50% in its fixed-income portfolio. The change would…
An influx of 72,000 migrants into the tiny Spanish enclave has fueled turmoil and claims of lax border security Clashes broke out between protesters and police in central Madrid this week following a mass rally over the Spanish government’s handling of the migrant crisis in Ceuta.The enclave, a small Spanish territory located on the North African coast, has faced severe pressure since around 72,000 people crossed from Morocco in late July. Although most returned or were sent back, thousands remain, straining local services and intensifying criticism of the Spanish government’s border policy.The unrest followed a gathering outside Madrid City Hall…
This is stunning. The Democrat Party’s once-dominant voter-registration advantage in Nevada has been virtually erased following an enormous statewide voter-roll cleanup. Six years ago, Democrats enjoyed an advantage of roughly 87,000 active registered voters and treated the Silver State like a permanent blue stronghold. Today, Democrats are hanging onto a statewide lead of just 672 voters. New figures released by Democrat Secretary of State Francisco “Cisco” Aguilar show Nevada’s active voter rolls dropped 50,130 in August alone after routine list maintenance. Nevada now has 2,062,136 active registered voters: 796,805 are Nonpartisan (38.64%); 569,337 are Democrats (27.61%); 568,665 are Republicans (27.58%);…