Author: Press Room

The city of Florence, Italy, has launched a first-of-its-kind center in the country against digital addiction, seeking to help young children and teenagers “detox” from the internet. Rather than promote bans on internet-connected devices and social media platforms, Florence’s local government detailed that the “Discovery Center” will tackle the issue of digital addiction among the city’s youth by offering ways for children and teenagers aged between 10 and 25 years to “disconnect” from the digital world though real-world activities in collaboration with the city’s youth, health, and sports authorities. The center aims to achieve its goals by encouraging regular social interactions…

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Existing Chinese vehicle manufacturing plants in Spain have turned the country into a “gateway” for Chinese vehicles into Europe, local outlets stated. The growing arrival and continued penetration of Chinese automakers in European Union markets is a now years-long phenomenon across the regional bloc. It is reportedly estimated Chinese brands represent a majority of the 27 new vehicle brands on sale in Spain and in other European countries, with Chinese vehicles accounting for nearly ten percent of all sales in Europe. Although the E.U. imposed protective tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles (EVs) in recent years, Chinese carmakers are able to completely…

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There must be mandated background checks for congressional staff, Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL) said during an appearance on Breitbart News Daily, discussing her House resolution which would require it. “I think background checks should be mandated for congressional staff. And call me crazy, but I also think that they should be required to disclose any dual citizenship that they have, and if they have worked for any organizations or foreign governments, and if those organizations took foreign money, then we should know about it,” Cammack said, describing the need for House Resolution 500. Cammack acknowledged that people are typically shocked…

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Mike Owen says his company suspended operations and laid off workers after claiming it is owed nearly $4 million for work on the Barack Obama Presidential Center in Chicago. A Chicago plumbing subcontractor who poured years of work into the Barack Obama Presidential Center has suspended operations and laid off 25 union workers after being left nearly $4 million in the hole, just weeks after the star-studded grand opening of Barack Obama’s monument to himself. Mike Owen, owner of Adamson Plumbing Contractors (which performed work under the name Marsh-Adamson), told Fox News the financial devastation from delays, endless design changes,…

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Britain’s newly appointed – but not elected – Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced he will be working remotely Friday and not from the national capital London beginning what he sees as a long term move north. The leftist Labour leader has fled the nation’s administrative heart in Whitehall for Manchester, establishing a regional base at Heron House in the city centre with its own protected bubble, in defiance of those who see his task as governing for all and not just his own electorate where he once presided as mayor. Burnham claims his aim is to shift power from Westminster…

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Maryland’s Democrat-run Montgomery County Council passed a concealed carry ban and “ghost gun” regulations on July 21, 2026. Bethesda Today noted that the gun controls passed by a vote of 10-1, pointing out that they are “amendments to a county gun law that effectively banned ghost guns and prevented people from carrying guns in ‘places of public assembly.’” FOX 5 DC reported that the new controls “[define] so-called ‘ghost guns’ and restrict their sale or transfer to minors.” The controls also prohibit the carrying of guns in “parks, places of worship, and government buildings.” Mark Pennak, president of the Maryland Shall Issue,…

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The Iran war’s increasing unpopularity, including inside the MAGA base, is weighing on House Republicans as they head back to their districts for a five-week recess to face voters ahead of the looming midterms. They know they need to ease Americans’ worries about what many of them fear is beginning to look like an endless war yielding higher gas prices and other major affordability concerns. “All of these issues will come up. I mean, Iran will absolutely come up,” Majority Leader Steve Scalise acknowledged Thursday. “Cost of living comes up. Safety and security, border security comes up. All of them…

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The US president’s push to seek damages for attacked ships is an “incendiary precedent” that risks chaos, Tehran has said US President Donald Trump has threatened to seize frozen Iranian assets to cover “any and all damages” to ships and cargo damaged due to the conflict in the Middle East. Iran has hit back, with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warning that the move sets an “incendiary precedent” that could have global ramifications.Trump took to Truth Social on Thursday, warning that “from this point forth, any and all damages done to Ships, Cargo, or anything related thereto, will be paid for…

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Elon Musk fires back at The Economist editor-in-chief Zanny Minton Beddoes over the media’s “far-right” smear. (Screenshot/The Economist) Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk just delivered a devastating reality check to the legacy media in a fiery interview with The Economist editor-in-chief Zanny Minton Beddoes. The fiery exchange occurred during a 90-minute interview recorded at a Tesla factory in Texas and published Thursday. When the globalist outlet accused Musk of supporting not only the “populist right,” but also the “far right” and “very fringe parties” in Europe. Musk immediately rejected her loaded characterization. “No, I support the normal people—what you…

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The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals barred lower court judges from releasing migrants who claim the Constitution requires their release before they can be deported. “Another big win out of the 5th Circuit,” said an X post by James Percival, the General Counsel at the Department of Homeland Security. He continued: DHS’s [2025] change in legal position on illegal alien detention restored the policy set by Congress and rejected a misreading of the law that perpetuated open borders for decades. “It’s not too late to take a $2,600 check and a free flight home,” he added, referring to the push…

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