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Lt. Gen. Charles Costanza (via US Army V Corps) The Army has removed another top general, Commander of the Army’s V Corps Lt. Gen. Charles Costanza, from his post two months before his slated departure.  Per ABC: Lt. Gen. Charles Costanza, commander of the Army’s V Corps, was removed from command in recent days, according to a service spokesperson, though the circumstances surrounding his removal remain unclear. Costanza’s removal comes amid a broader shake-up of the military’s senior ranks, with more than two dozen high-ranking officers removed or sidelined under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, often without public explanation. But a…

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It’s not just all the war, injustice, ecocide and dystopia that hurts. It’s knowing it didn’t have to be this way. It’s knowing what could have been. Reading by Tim Foley: It’s funny the things that get to you when you’ve been at this for a while.  Today the thing that smacked me upside the head and made me lay my face in my hands for a minute was a viral video clip of Canadian politician Bill Oliver accidentally reading out text from the AI chatbot which had authored his speech before the New Brunswick legislature. “Public confidence in the office of…

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Thursday on Fox News Channel’s “The Ingraham Angle,” Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) discussed the ongoing congressional inquiry into former Biden health adviser Anthony Fauci, a key figure in the U.S. response to the COVID-19 pandemic. He attacked his Democrat colleagues for obstructing the effort. “What could happen to him if they proceed to prosecute?” host Laura Ingraham asked. Johnson replied, “Well, you’re the attorney. He could be convicted and might have to serve time. We also know that the attorney general from Florida is looking at state charges. Coach [Tommy] Tuberville, probably the next governor of Alabama, set his goal…

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Screenshot President Trump blasted RINO Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska on Saturday for opposing Todd Blanche’s confirmation as Attorney General but voting in favor of Biden’s AG pick, Merrick Garland.  In an X post, shared by Trump, Murkowski is described as “owned” and a “traitor.” Trump previously slammed Murkowski during a Thursday interview with Punchbowl News that aired on Friday. “I’m against Murkowski. I think she’s. I do more for Alaska than any president in history. No president’s done for Alaska what I’ve done. She’s not good,” Trump said. He further noted that Murkowski was one of the Republicans who…

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SOFIA, Bulgaria (AP) – A drone entered Bulgarian airspace on Saturday and exploded close to an international gas pipeline shortly after crossing the border from Romania. Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Rumen Radev said the drone exploded just after 5 a.m. about 100 meters (330 feet) inside Bulgarian territory. It was not detected or identified while flying through either Romanian or Bulgarian airspace. “There are no casualties or damage to buildings. The area has been cordoned off. We continue to monitor the situation,” Radev said following a government emergency meeting. Radev said the unmanned aerial vehicle exploded around 200 meters from a…

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On Friday’s broadcast of Bloomberg’s “Open Interest,” White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett responded to a question on what the White House will do to act on President Donald Trump’s rhetoric that oil companies are contributing to high prices by saying that “Big Oil is heavily concentrated in the U.S.” “But the bottom line is that the global energy price story is a positive one compared to what people thought.” And it’s an issue for the FTC and DOJ. Co-host Dani Burger asked, “This is a president who has singled out Big Oil, both Exxon and Chevron specifically,…

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House Budget Committee Chairman Jodey Arrington (R-TX) told Breitbart News that fraud across the federal government has reached what he considers a crisis, saying Congress needs to give investigators more personnel, modern technology, and authority as he pushes legislation investing $28 billion to combat fraud in Medicare and Medicaid. “The more I dig into it, the more we focus on what reforms are necessary to stop it, and the more I talk to Dr. Oz and folks at the White House involved in the fraud task force, the more I’m convinced it is at a crisis scale,” Arrington told Breitbart…

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The US president earlier denied multiple reports of shortages caused by his war with Iran US President Donald Trump has dismissed Ukraine’s plea for more Patriot anti-air missiles following widespread reports that interceptor stockpiles have been significantly depleted by the war with Iran.Vladimir Zelensky has warned that Ukraine is running out of Western-supplied interceptors to fend off Russian strikes. On Wednesday, Ukrainian forces failed to intercept a single missile during an overnight barrage on Kiev.“The United States knows exactly what we need and that this is not about something abstract,” Zelensky said in a video address on Thursday.Asked by a…

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“University of California” by Nicolas Vigier, Public Domain Dedication (CC0) The University of California’s grand experiment with “equity” in college admissions is running headfirst into an inconvenient reality: thousands of professors say incoming students are showing up without the basic academic skills needed to handle university coursework. UC ditched standardized testing requirements in 2020, first going test-optional amid the COVID panic and then fully test-blind, all in the name of “equity.” Regents claimed the tests discriminated against students of color and lower-income applicants, even though a faculty task force had found the opposite: the SAT and ACT were strong predictors…

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MADRID (AP) – A diplomatic spat between Spain and Italy over the rush of tens of thousands of migrants to the Spanish territory of Ceuta escalated on Saturday after the government in Madrid announced border controls on Italian travelers in response to Rome’s decision to impose sanctions on visitors from Spain. Italians arriving at Barcelona airport were subject to random police checks after the controls were put into effect overnight, according to Spain´s state news agency EFE. The Spanish government said the controls would stay in place for at least a month after Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni rejected Spain´s…

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