Author: Press Room

ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) – Thousands watched a military parade in Croatia’s capital on Thursday marking 30 years since a key war victory as the country looks to further boost its forces with a possible loan from a new European Union defense fund. A flyover in Zagreb by French-made Rafale jets was a highlight of the show that included 3,400 army personnel along with police units, emergency service teams and war veterans. Navy battle ships sailed simultaneously by the Adriatic Sea port of Split. Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said that “we have passed a big process of transition from eastern…

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American Eagle issued a statement in response to the growing number of leftists being outraged over Sydney Sweeney’s recent jeans advertisement for the clothing company, stating that it had always been “about the jeans.” In a post on Instagram, American Eagle expressed that the company would “continue to celebrate how everyone wears” their jeans from the clothing company. The company’s statement comes as leftists have attacked Sweeney as being a “Nazi” in response to her advertisement for American Eagle jeans. “‘Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans’ is and always was about the jeans,” the company wrote in its post. “Her jeans.…

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Nicaraguan leadership has proclaimed its “firm support” for Russia’s fight against Ukrainian neo-Nazism backed by NATO Nicaragua fully supports Moscow in the conflict with Kiev and now recognizes the incorporation of four formerly Ukrainian regions into Russia, the country’s co-Presidents Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo have announced.The country’s leadership made the announcement on Wednesday in an open letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin circulated by local media. The co-presidents said the country’s government and its people “recognize and firmly support the heroic battle Russia is waging against Ukrainian neo-Nazism which is supported by NATO.”“We stand in solidarity with the Russian…

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Credit: Jaguar Cars/X As the old saying goes, get woke go broke. Adrian Mardell, the CEO of Jaguar is stepping down, which will come as no surprise to the millions of people who have spent months mocking the company’s bizarre ‘woke’ rebrand. The company’s weird ad campaign was launched in the fall of 2024. This spring it was reported that sales have plummeted and the company recently began laying off executives. This is just the next step in a completely predictable progression. The FOX Business Network reports: Jaguar CEO steps down after ‘woke’ rebrand sparked massive social media firestorm The…

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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) on Friday told Breitbart News that the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK) are acting “exactly” like the Biden administration in pushing big tech platforms to censor free speech. Jordan spoke to Breitbart News as he is traveling back to the United States after leading a bipartisan delegation to Europe this past week. Initial reports stated that he has grave concerns about what the UK and EU are doing to stifle free expression across the European Continent and the British Isles. The House Judiciary Committee chairman detailed in a lengthy thread…

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The number of foreign national sex offenders in prisons is rising three times faster than UK-national offenders, with the number of migrant criminals inside for some crimes having doubled in a decade. Demands for greater transparency about migrant crime has seen the UK government release new data on foreigners in the prison system, lifting the lid not only on the huge cost to the taxpayer of incarcerating criminals with no reason to be in the country, but how trends are accelerating. There are now a record number of foreign sex offenders and violent criminals in jails in England and Wales,…

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Representatives from 25 countries invited to the United Nations’ COP30 climate alarmism summit are pressuring the government of radical leftist President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to relocate the event out of the city of Belém due to “exorbitant” lodging prices, Brazilian outlets reported on Thursday. Brazil is slated to host the COP30 summit between November 10-21, in which participating nations will gather to discuss “climate solutions.” Despite the event being centered around “climate change” and other purported environmental causes, reports published in May indicate that thousands of acres of the Amazon Rainforest have been decimated to make way for…

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A Minnesota ax murderer who killed his family when he was a teenager has been released early because of a law supported by Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN). David Brom, who is now 53 years old, was released more than a decade earlier than he was meant to be released. The man killed his parents and two younger siblings when he was 16 years old and was supposed to be remain in prison until his 70s. However, a Minnesota law passed in 2023 and supported by Walz, barred life sentences without parole for juveniles. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party lawmakers believed that the law…

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The billionaire’s foundation was allegedly involved in the 2016 smear campaign and in instigating the FBI probe into the collusion claim Representative Tim Burchett has formally requested that billionaire financier George Soros and his associate Leonard Benardo, senior vice president at the Open Society Foundations (OSF), testify before Congress regarding their alleged involvement in the 2016 “Russiagate” affair targeting Donald Trump.In a letter sent Friday to House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.), Burchett (R-Tenn.) urged the panel to call Soros and Benardo to a public hearing and to subpoena them if they refuse to appear voluntarily. The request follows…

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Public broadcasting may fade away in January after federal budget cuts snapped its government handout. Last month, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting saw its $500 million federal subsidy end as Congress approved a recissions package that originated with President Donald Trump. As a result, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting said that in January, NPR, PBS, and local public radio and TV stations are at risk of going dark. “Public media has been one of the most trusted institutions in American life, providing educational opportunity, emergency alerts, civil discourse, and cultural connection to every corner of the country,” Patricia Harrison, CPB’s…

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