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Residents of Khirbet al-Tabban say homes, animal pens, and water supplies were destroyed, leaving nearly the entire community homeless Israeli forces have demolished nearly an entire Palestinian community in the occupied West Bank, destroying homes, animal shelters and water infrastructure and leaving dozens of residents without shelter.RT’s Charlotte Dubenskij reports from Khirbet al-Tabban in Masafer Yatta, in the South Hebron Hills, where locals say the demolitions came without warning and lasted for several hours.”What happened was the erasure of this village from existence,” local council head Nidal Younis told RT.According to Younis, homes belonging to 12 families were destroyed, along…

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‘Tourism, yes – but not like that’ – Screengrab Social Media/X, Upscaled by Grok AI Spain’s other invasion. While the scourge of unchecked mass migration is wreaking havoc in Spain, it is not the only threat to its citizens’ standards of living. There’s also the hell of overtourism packing their beaches and streets, making their cost-of-living skyrocket, and turning their famous destinations uninhabitable. That is the case of world-famous Ibiza, where locals have been driven to the edge. Yesterday, 100 angry residents descended on Cala Saladeta beach to protest the hordes of tourists ruining their life on the island. ‘Everywhere…

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A Philippine anti-corruption court issued an arrest warrant Monday for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s cousin, former house speaker Martin Romualdez, for his alleged role in a scheme to collect $118 million in kickbacks from flood control projects.  Romualdez, 62, was taken into custody on Monday evening local time and confined to the Cardinal Santos Medical Center in San Juan City, where he was taken after he suffered a “cardiovascular event.” “We have armed guards outside this door. We have armed police outside the hospital and in the lobby. He is now considered, after we read him his rights, a person…

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New York City’s socialist Muslim Mayor Zohran Mamdani opted to mention “democratic socialists” in his Labor Day post on Monday, crediting them with leading the first Labor Day parade. “In 1882, 10,000 workers marched up Broadway in the first-ever Labor Day parade. Led by democratic socialists and organized by New York’s unions, they rallied the movement that went on to win us weekends, safety standards, overtime pay, a minimum wage, and social security,” Mamdani said in his Labor Day post. “None of those victories were guaranteed. And none are permanent,” he said, crediting them with creating the “first-in-the-nation Office of…

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ALBANY, New York — In a time of massive political upheaval, Gov. Kathy Hochul is selling herself as a conventional politician.Thrust into the job five years ago, Hochul is running for a second full term without the baggage of Andrew Cuomo, her scandal-scarred predecessor. She has a package of policy wins to tout — like banning cellphones in schools, no-cost child care and an effort to lower car insurance rates. A prodigious fundraiser, Hochul also has a mammoth cash advantage over her Republican rival, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman.Yet there are nagging worries among New York Democrats.Frustrated voters are rejecting…

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Credit: The White House President Trump on Monday escalated the trade war with Canada, announcing that Bombardier, a Canadian airplane manufacturer, will no longer be allowed to sell its jets in the United States unless they build in the US.   Last month, Trump slapped 50% tariffs on about $20 billion of Canadian goods. Canada’s Mark Carney, in response, reportedly announced plans to impose tariffs of 15% to 50% on American goods. Now, Trump is threatening to decertify Canadian business jets if manufacturing isn’t moved to the United States. “NO MORE SELLING BOMBARDIER IN THE UNITED STATES! Their products aren’t good…

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Israeli legal advocacy group Shurat HaDin has launched a new app designed to protect Israel Defense Forces (IDF) veterans from efforts to arrest them while traveling abroad, with the organization’s president warning that pro-Palestinian groups are actively tracking Israeli soldiers and pursuing legal action against them in foreign countries. Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, founder and president of Shurat HaDin-Israel Law Center, told Breitbart News that the threat has become serious enough that Israeli diplomatic officials are regularly warning veterans about potential efforts to detain them. “It’s a real danger because pro-Palestinian organizations, like Hind Rajab or the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights,…

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In the wake of the impromptu protest in Portsmouth on Sunday evening, which saw hundreds of Britons attempt to block illegal migrants from being brought into the country, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has urged the government to act swiftly to stop the boats or face the prospect of a “serious civil disturbance”. In a potentially significant escalation of the migrant crisis in the English Channel, around 140 illegals crammed into a single rubber dinghy set sail from the French coast to the southern coastal city of Portsmouth. This came in contrast to nearly all illegal arrivals in recent years,…

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Former Vice President Kamala Harris responded to the news that Ohio Democrat gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton was reportedly attacked while attending a fair, stating that “political violence has no place in our nation.” In a post on X, Harris expressed that she was “horrified by yesterday’s attack” against Acton, and added that she was “grateful” for actions of law enforcement officials and other people who “stayed to help attend to the injured.” “I am horrified by yesterday’s attack on Amy Acton in Ohio and grateful for the the actions of law enforcement and others who helped — including Dr. Acton herself,…

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The Tumen River crossing is expected to boost trade and provide year-round motor vehicle traffic between Russia and North Korea Russia and North Korea have opened the first road bridge across the Tumen River, linking Russia’s Primorye region directly with the neighboring country, Primorye Governor Oleg Kozhemyako has announced.The new crossing over the river dividing the countries is expected to boost mutual trade and provide year-round transport.Construction of the new bridge began in April 2025 under an agreement signed by Moscow and Pyongyang in 2024. Until now, the neighboring countries’ only direct land transport connection had been the Friendship railway…

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