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British counter-terrorism police say they took proactive steps to foil an imminent terrorism plot targeting the Jewish community in Manchester, just hours away from Yom Kippur, and a year after the 2025 Yom Kippur synagogue attack in the same city. Two men in their 30 were arrested under section 41 of the Terrorism Act on Sunday by specialist officers from counter-terrorism police and Britain’s domestic intelligence agency MI5. Police have been granted extra time to question the suspects in custody after they were transferred under armed guard to London, reports The Telegraph. A hostel in Salford based in a substantial Victorian…
The State Department will deny visas to foreigners who run or help run birth tourism operations. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the restrictions Wednesday under a section of the Immigration and Nationality Act that lets the secretary declare a foreigner inadmissible on foreign policy grounds. The policy covers the people who own, run, and manage commercial birth tourism networks. It also covers visa “fixers” who coach applicants on how to lie, along with foreign doctors who knowingly help arrange the travel and the fraudulent use of Medicaid. Certain family members can be swept in too. Rubio said these networks…
City-Funded Security Guards for Seattle Grocery Stores Will Likely Only ‘Observe’ Theft, Critics Say
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson is facing criticism for rolling out city-funded security guards for grocery stores to buffer them against theft instead of focusing her efforts on stopping crime citywide by jailing criminals in the first place. The socialist mayor earlier this week debuted rollout of the security funding as part of a $1.7 million grocery-support initiative from the city’s 2026 budget, saying in a statement reported by Fox News: “Keeping our neighborhood grocery stores safe and supported is essential to making sure every Seattleite has a reliable, affordable grocery store near them.” Fox reported: The plan will help 10 independent…
Politico’s parent company is bestowing its highest award on Peter Thiel, who serves the same globalist agenda Germany’s Axel Springer media monolith is about to award its highest honor to Palantir founder Peter Thiel, in a ceremony illustrating the incestuous relationship between the mainstream media, the defense tech industry, and the US-Israeli order. Thiel will receive the ‘2026 Axel Springer Award’ at a ceremony in Berlin on Thursday. According to Axel Springer CEO Mathias Dopfner, Thiel “is one of the rare entrepreneurs who does not merely found or finance companies but helps determine the direction of technological development.”“He reminds us…
Comedian Bill Burr has taken a strange turn in recent years. Some have suggested that he has gone woke, but it seems even darker than that. In a recent podcast appearance highlighted by far left Rolling Stone magazine, Burr offered a bizarre analysis of the actions of alleged murderer Luigi Mangione, that sounded like he was blaming the victim. Instead of criticizing Mangione’s actions, he went after corporations for the way they reacted to the shooting. In the video below, he says: “The response to the Luigi [Mangione] thing. It wasn’t ‘Maybe we need to look at what we’re doing…
Last week’s financial media was full of apocalyptic headlines: “$40 trillion in national debt!” “U.S. debt in a doom loop!” “The end of the dollar is near!” Gold and bitcoin soared in lockstep with the dollar doom and gloom. If you took the headlines at face value, one would assume the dollar was already toast and U.S. Treasuries were worth no more than digital confetti. The truth is that the dollar’s position as the leading reserve currency is not in jeopardy. Of course, foreign exchange reserves are not simply piles of currency. They are largely held in liquid financial assets,…
ROME (AP) – Italy´s Senate on Wednesday gave final approval to legislation paving the way for a return to nuclear power nearly four decades after the Chernobyl disaster prompted the country to abandon atomic energy. The measure cleared the upper house 81-51 with seven abstentions. It marks a major step in Premier Giorgia Meloni´s drive to bolster energy security and meet climate goals, even though the construction of possible new reactors is still years away. The bill, which earlier passed the lower Chamber of Deputies, establishes a legal framework for next-generation nuclear technologies. It authorizes the government to draft implementing…
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) General Counsel James Percival says a “segment of the judiciary” seeks to facilitate illegal immigration to the United States. Last week, the Wisconsin Supreme Court said it would not suspend the law license of former Milwaukee Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan, who was found guilty in December 2025 of felony obstruction and misdemeanor concealing an individual to prevent arrest. The conviction came after Dugan, in April of last year, was caught on courthouse surveillance footage helping illegal alien Eduardo Flores Ruiz of Mexico evade arrest by ICE agents by intentionally misdirecting agents from Ruiz. At the time,…
Ben Swann and Elizabeth Lane delve into the workings of an organization behind coordinated influence campaigns A sprawling network of media influence “clusters” has existed in NATO member states for years, seeking to portray voices opposing the policies of the military bloc and the EU as Russian propaganda, RT America’s Ben Swann and independent investigative journalist Elizabeth Lane have learnt.Founded in 2015, soon after the Western-backed coup in Kiev, the so-called Integrity Initiative program was designed to counter what it called Russia’s disinformation. It was run by the UK Foreign Office-funded Institute for Statecraft – an organization posing as an…
An Idaho sheriff’s office believes that a man who died in a Boise church 44 years ago could be linked to the 1982 case in which several people were killed after taking tampered Tylenol. The Ada County Sheriff’s Office said that a man who killed himself inside a Boise Catholic church was Dr. Mathew Betkouski, according to a news release. When the man was found in December 1982, he had no ID, only a large amount of cash and a typed letter with a false name. Sheriff’s office cold case Detective Tim Cooper began looking at the case in 2019.…