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The conflict in the Middle East started with a US-Israeli attack on the Islamic Republic on February 28 Iran has become stronger while the US has exposed its weakness during the conflict in the Middle East, which is still far from over, experts have told RT on the day marking six months since Washington and Israel attacked the Islamic Republic.‘US and Israel underestimated resilience of Iranians and Lebanese’RT’s correspondent in Lebanon, Steve Sweeney, said the Iran war is widely seen in the Middle East as “a strategic defeat for the US and its regional proxy, Israel.”Israel used Iran as a…

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UK’s Andy Burnham has entered the Donald J. Trump pressure zone – Wiki Commons European territories in the Western Hemisphere are not safe anymore. Today, The Telegraph has issued a bombshell report (picked up by several other outlets by now) that reveals that the US is threatening to oppose Britain’s sovereignty over the Falkland Islands unless Andy Burnham increases the UK defense spending. The proposal is reportedly among measures being prepared at the Pentagon to force NATO nations to fulfill their 5 percent of the GDP defense spending pledge. 🚨 NEW: The US is considering opposing Britain’s sovereignty over the…

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Friday, on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria,” Rep. Michael Rulli (R-OH) discussed the opposition to an OpenAI and NVIDIA $500 billion data center in Ohio. The Ohio Republican accused the Chinese government of ginning up that opposition with “propaganda” in Ohio. “Let’s bring in Ohio Congressman Michael Rulli,” co-host Cheryl Casone said. “He is a member of the House Energy Committee. Congressman, your thoughts, and what you are hearing from your constituents in Ohio about this project.” Rulli replied, “Well, good morning, Cheryl. I mean, we’re hearing a lot about the A.I. centers and data centers in particular. We’ve…

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Cuban students and their parents are preparing to start a new school year in Cuba next week marked by a growing shortage of teachers, lack of adequate supplies, and worsening blackouts in the communism-ruined nation. Cuba will begin its 2026-2027 school year on Tuesday, September 1. According to the communist regime, about 1.4 million Cuban students are called to return to classes on that day. The shortcomings caused by the ongoing communism-induced collapse of Cuba’s infrastructure have forced the Castro regime to introduce special changes to an already notoriously inefficient education system. Speaking at a press conference this week, Cuban Education…

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Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh used his Jackson Hole speech Friday to expand on a longstanding critique of forward guidance, arguing that the central bank should rely less on efforts to tell markets where policy is headed and more on a set of principles that leave officials free to respond to changing economic conditions. Warsh has argued for years that central banks can damage decision-making by saying too much about future policy. On Friday, marking his 100th day as Fed chairman, he made clear that view will shape how he intends to run the central bank. “You might know about…

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During an interview released on Wednesday’s edition of CBS’s “The Takeout,” Sen. Jim Justice (R-WV) discussed the midterms and said that “The people are hurting all across this country, and no matter how much they love us, if they’re hurting, they can’t stand with us.” And “we’ve done a lot of good stuff, and I love our president, I think he’s done amazing stuff, … but at the same time, there’s a lot of stuff that’s hanging out there that’s causing a lot of people a lot of grief.” Host and CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett said, “Senator,…

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Mikhaylo Fedorov – Wiki Commons Fedorov will take his modernization ideas to the Italian Ministry of Defense. Some 40 days ago, the young and popular Ukrainian Defense Minister Mikhaylo Fedorov was dismissed by Kiev regime leader Volodymyr Zelensky after disagreements with army leadership. His departure ignited a rare season of protests in Ukraine, with mostly young protesters demanding the firing of Commander-in-Chief General Oleksandr Syrsky, and the reappointment of Fedorov. These protests, in conjunction with the corruption investigations by NABU and SAPO, were enough of a problem that Zelensky decided to fire Syrsky. But while he offered Fedorov several other…

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Freddie Ponton21st Century Wire On the African side of the Strait of Gibraltar, a narrow border separates Morocco from a piece of Spain. On the night of July 29, that border gave way. Tens of thousands of young men surged into Ceuta by land and sea, following online claims that the crossing had been opened. By morning, bodies were being pulled from the water and collected from the fence. IMAGE: Thousands move along Ceuta’s coast after crossing from Morocco by land and sea, July 2026 (Source:  NBC News) It looked like chaos, but it did not come without warning. For years, Israeli and…

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National security experts are warning about China-linked efforts to use American artificial intelligence and social media platforms in attempts to shape U.S. debates over data centers, energy, and technology policy after X said it identified a bot farm of approximately 200,000 suspected inauthentic Chinese accounts. X’s Global Government Affairs account announced Thursday  that the X Safety team “conducted an investigation into suspected Chinese inauthentic accounts involved in influence operations.” “We identified a bot farm of approximately 200,000 accounts,” X said. “Within this farm, we found 200 accounts posting in a manner that could manipulate a legitimate debate about American AI…

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A lake that formed along the border between China and Nepal during Wednesday’s terrifying flash floods overflowed on Thursday, prompting a temporary suspension of rescue efforts due to fears of another flood cascade. The newly formed body of water is known as a “barrier lake” because its perimeter was formed by debris from the earlier floods. The debris effectively dammed the junction of the Tsogyal and Purupqiangzangbu Rivers, turning the intersection into an unsteady reservoir of water. The barrier lake held about 50 million cubic feet of water when it formed during Wednesday’s floods and was up to 90 million cubic…

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