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The search for survivors is continuing after a brief pause due to the threat of a fresh deluge, with about 1,500 still missing Nepal and China briefly suspended rescue operations for those missing in Wednesday’s flash flood due to the threat of new onrush of water from a lake that formed on the upper reaches of the Bhote Koshi river.The lake broke its banks Friday morning and Nepal asked its rescue teams and residents to move to higher ground. Rescue operations resumed soon afterward when the authorities assessed that the risk of flooding was not as severe as initially thought. CNN…

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Screencap of Twitter/X video. Yet another horrible video has resurfaced where Texas Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico says something horrible. In this case, he was agreeing with a podcaster who called Christians America’s ‘villains.’ Not only did he agree, when the man was finished talking, Talarico said he was ‘spot on.’ How many more videos must people see of Talarico talking this way before they realize that this is who this guy actually is? Townhall has details: James Talarico Calls the Idea That Christians Are America’s Villains ‘Spot On’ An unearthed clip of Democrat candidate James Talarico from an appearance…

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The Treasure of Villena, a unique Bronze Age trove, was stolen from a Spanish museum on Thursday in a rapid, four-minute long heist. The stolen treasure is a collection of gold bowls, bottles, bracelets, and other pieces dating back to 1000B.C. The ancient objects, widely described as the most important prehistoric trove in Europe, were housed at the Villena Museum, located in the eponymous Valencian town of Villena. Outside of their historic value, the gold pieces are estimated to have a value of about 1.7 million euros. The rare, over three thousand years-old pieces were stolen by a group of…

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On Thursday’s broadcast of NewsNation’s “The Hill,” White House Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing Peter Navarro said that doing what OMB Director Russ Vought wants is the way to balance the budget, but “Congress can’t seem to balance the budget. We’re doing the best we can.” Host Blake Burman mentioned the rise in debt and asked, “Is the idea of having balanced budgets over with?” Navarro answered, “No. Look, in my best scenario, you put Russ Vought in charge of the budget every year and Congress approves what Russ Vought says. That’s the way we’re going to balance our budget.…

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A just-released study from Rutgers University, the Network Contagion Research Institute, and the Manhattan Institute has found something not at all surprising… “These findings suggest that gender ideology is associated with LWA [left-wing authoritarianism] and willingness to justify political violence.” Knock me over with a feather. Here’s the rub: Finally, broader research on perceived victimhood, moralization, and political violence suggests that identities organized around grievance, perceived victimization, and injustice, when paired with authoritarian or punitive dispositions, can predict support for anti-democratic or violent political action… Taken together, these literatures suggest a common mechanism: ideological content that names an oppressor class,…

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The company was branded a “supply-chain risk” after refusing demands to drop safeguards on military AI use A US court has struck down the Pentagon’s blacklisting of Anthropic, ruling that it illegally sanctioned the AI developer for refusing to let its Claude model be used for certain military operations.In a 59-page ruling issued on Thursday, US District Judge Rita Lin said Secretary of War Pete Hegseth overstepped his authority by designating Anthropic a “supply-chain risk to national security.” She also argued that the move amounted to unlawful retaliation under the First Amendment and deprived Anthropic of due process under the…

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Nick Shirley leaves New York Times reporter Laurel Rosenhall speechless while dismantling her defense of California’s controversial “Stop Nick Shirley Act.” (Screenshot) Independent journalist Nick Shirley turned the tables on a New York Times reporter who repeatedly pushed the Democrat defense of California’s so-called “Stop Nick Shirley Act.” Independent journalist Nick Shirley, the 24-year-old YouTuber whose viral reporting on empty Somali-run “learing centers” in Minnesota and hospice schemes in California helped blow open a national fraud scandal, was interviewed by NYT reporter Laurel Rosenhall outside the State Capitol after a rally against Assembly Bill 2624. Rosenhall is The Times’ Sacramento-based…

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Hundreds of residents of Ceuta, fed up with the unresolved migrant invasion of their city, have spent several nights protesting, tearing down migrant tent encampments, and even engaging in tense standoffs with authorities and pro-migrant helpers. The north-African Spanish exclave of Ceuta has been the scene of fierce protests from hundreds of residents of Ceuta over several nights this week, who have taken to the streets to demand solutions to the worsening insecurity, health, and overall deterioration of their previously peaceful lives caused by the thousands of illegal migrants that are still said to be dwelling through Ceuta following the…

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Thursday on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria,” Rep. Riley Moore (R-WV), a co-sponsor of the SAVE America Act, warned of consequences if Senate Republicans failed to move on the legislation. According to the West Virginia Republican, failing to pass the SAVE America Act would result in Republicans losing the House. “The legislative calendar is going to be short when you return,” FBN’s Cheryl Casone said. “The House returns to Washington Monday, and the lower chamber is only going to have 16 legislative days before the midterms. There is a lot on the docket here, Congressman, including the Senate’s version…

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The British state broadcaster has misrepresented a Russian political commentator as a senior official, amplifying his claims of looming attacks on UK drone plants British state broadcaster the BBC this week ran a major story drumming up the alleged Russia threat and supposed looming retaliatory attacks on UK drone factories supplying Ukraine. The chilly warning purportedly came from a top Russian official – except that the individual in question has not been one in over three decades.At first glance, the piece titled “UK drone factories may face attacks from ‘unknown sources,’ says Kremlin adviser” looked legit, based on comments made…

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