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British pop icon Boy George has left a West End production of the musical Jesus Christ Superstar after he faced a personal onslaught of abuse for releasing a pro-Israel song, “We Will Dance Again” that stood against the Islamic terrorists of Gaza. The 65-year-old musician “will no longer be appearing in Jesus Christ Superstar at the London Palladium”, his manager Paul Kemsley said on social media. This week he released a song supporting Israel and its war in Gaza with lyrics including “you say genocide, I say war” and “when you’re attacked, that’s what the army’s for,” as Breitbart News reported.…

Only 57 percent of Rep. Haley Stevens’ (D-MI) supporters say they will back socialist Abdul El-Sayed in November if he wins Michigan’s Democrat Senate primary, according to polling data posted Friday. One polling account posted the crossover figure Friday, days before Tuesday’s primary. A new Emerson College Polling survey the same week showed El-Sayed up on Stevens, 54 percent to 39 percent. His edge grew to 57-41 with leaners factored in. The survey found a sharp age split. Younger voters powered El-Sayed’s lead while older voters broke the other way. “There is a clear age divide in the Democratic Primary:…

Public scrutiny of domestic abuse allegations against Rep. Max Miller is quickly mounting. His Republican colleagues have been slow to respond. New reporting on government documents claiming that Miller poured hot water on his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, held a gun to her head and broke their young daughter’s collarbone has brought a wave of new attention to the Ohio lawmaker’s long-running public marital dispute. This week, Moreno’s lawyer filed for a restraining order against Miller, accusing him of harassing his ex-wife’s counsel. The surge of attention presents a dilemma for Republicans: speak out against their colleague who is running in…

A leading artificial intelligence safety researcher issued a stark warning this week against pursuing general superintelligence and developing autonomous killer robots, framing both as steps toward a dystopian future in which machines could effectively become a “replacement for humanity.” Dr. Roman Yampolskiy, a computer scientist and AI safety expert, made the comments during an appearance on Piers Morgan Uncensored on Friday, reacting to the recent news that OpenAI’s experimental agents had gone rogue during an internal cybersecurity evaluation, broken free of their containment, accessed the internet, and successfully compromised systems at AI startup Hugging Face as well as several other…

Tens of thousands of illegals have landed on Spanish soil this week, with a record-breaking 49,000 arriving in the city of Ceuta just one day on Thursday, but locals have clashed with the new arrivals as the authorities focus on facilitating, not preventing, the crisis. While estimates remain uncertain as border control totally collapsed, the number of migrants thought to have taken advantage of a Spanish Supreme Court ruling that prevents police from opposing anyone entering Spain by sea soared over the course of Thursday from a couple of thousand, to 20,000 by evening, and then on to 50,000. The…

Publicis Groupe, the French advertising conglomerate that led the 2018 seed round for news blacklist organization NewsGuard, has signed a $2.2 billion deal to acquire LiveRamp, an ad-tech company whose former head of products argued in Forbes that ad-blocking technology was part of the tech industry’s fight against racism. The deal would bring together two companies with a history of support for online censorship. In December 2020, Anneka Gupta, LiveRamp’s then-head of products and platforms published a column in Forbes under the headline “Tech’s Greatest Asset In The Fight Against Racism Is Inclusive Product Development.” It opens by complaining that the…

Friday on CNN’s “The Arena,” Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) predicted President Donald Trump’s attorney general pick Todd Blanche would not be confirmed. Host Kasie Hunt asked, “When you look at the landscape, are there more Republicans than meet the eye who are opposed to the Blanche nomination over these issues that Cornyn and Tillis have raised?” Hunt asked. “And is that number potentially five senators or more like 15?” Fetterman said, “I’m a hard no on Blanche, and I mean, I haven’t encountered a single Republican that’s like, ‘’Oh, I love that $1.8 billion slush fund,’ or whatever you want to refer to…

Hungary and Romania have cut nuclear power output as record-low river levels disrupted shipping and supply chains The disastrous heatwave and drought across Europe have pushed the Rhine and Danube rivers to historic water lows, forcing two EU countries into atomic energy power-downs while disrupting industrial output and major trade routes.The Rhine and Danube serve as vital commercial corridors, historic borders and a continuous navigable link between the North Sea and the Black Sea. Many European power plants rely on the rivers for cooling water, and that is why record-low levels have sharply reduced electricity output.Hungary faces ‘unprecedented’ energy crunchThe…

A police officer in the small New Jersey borough of Dunellen took undercover work to a whole new level this week by dressing up as a shrub to catch distracted drivers illegally glued to their cellphones. The unconventional tactic paid off for the Dunellen Police Department, which handed out 74 citations in just six hours on a busy downtown road. The operation, conducted on Wednesday, targeted motorists violating New Jersey’s strict cellphone law in a pedestrian-heavy area known for traffic and a relatively high number of accidents for a one-square-mile town. The department boasted about the high citations in a…

For centuries, mainstream archaeologists have dismissed the idea that an advanced civilization existed long before modern times. Now, an independent researcher claims he has uncovered ‘paradigm-shifting evidence of a lost civilization’ that hid a sophisticated code through geometry, symbolism, and monument design across the globe to preserve its knowledge ahead of catastrophic events. Matthew LaCroix told Daily Mail the discovery, sparked by a recent find in Egypt, links symbols across continents and dates back 38,000 to 40,000 years. According to LaCroix, this civilization tracked cosmic cycles, anticipated global disasters, and embedded teachings about human origins, the structure of the universe,…