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With the U.S. Senate voting to defund both the Public Broadcasting Service and National Public Radio, what losses will the American people suffer without tax dollars going towards two largely politicized networks that take their money only to push partisan narratives that favor Democrats? According to Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy, not much. Whatever arguments existed for the practical purpose of those networks — namely NPR for Roy’s case — the Texas congressman dispelled them in noting how useless it was during the devastating Texas floods that now have a death toll of 135. On Thursday, Roy posted footage of…

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AI is the whiff of perfume that’s supposed to mask the stench of terminal moral decay.It is appropriate to discuss the United States of Impunity on Bastille Day, which commemorates the start of the French Revolution in 1789, for the United States of Impunity is just as impervious to real change as the French monarchy, the Ancien Regime.It’s impossible to discuss the United States of Impunity without being dismissed as a raving lunatic because the moral decay that has turned the USA into the USI has been so completely normalized that we now accept the complete erasure of the nation’s moral foundations as “the way it’s always been.”But this is not true. While it’s…

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(AP) — Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine overnight into Saturday with hundreds of drones, killing at least one person, part of a stepped-up bombing campaign that has dashed hopes for a breakthrough in efforts to end the more than 3-year-old war. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy posted on X, saying Russia fired over 300 drones, along with more than 30 cruise missiles. One person died when Russian forces attacked the Black Sea port city of Odesa with more than 20 drones and a missile, the city’s mayor, Hennadii Trukhanov, said Saturday on Telegram, while five people were rescued when…

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Democrat senators freaked out over CBS canceling Stephen Colbert’s Late Show, insinuating the move was made for political reasons by bizarrely suggesting the Trump administration is somehow concerned about the comedian’s content. On Thursday, Colbert revealed that CBS was canceling The Late Show, explaining that the program will not be renewed for another season, effectively ending the show after May 2026. The network, meanwhile, called the cancelation a “purely financial decision.” Democrat lawmakers reacted to the news by appearing to try to connect the cancelation to President Donald Trump, noting that days before the announcement of The Late Show‘s demise, Colbert…

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In the quaint Swiss town of Porrentruy, a public swimming pool has slammed the gates on all foreigners following rampant chaos from French migrant youths. These troublemakers, often with Arabic names, turned the serene spot into a nightmare of sexual harassment and violence. Now, locals breathe easy once again. Foreigners with Swiss work permits or hotel vouchers can enter, but at double the price. This deters casual intruders and prevents the migrants from the nearby French suburb of Belfort  from entering. Before the ban, young girls endured groping and catcalls in the bathrooms, while thefts ran wild. Mothers barred their…

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BERLIN (AP) – German authorities say at least 19 people were injured, four seriously after a fireworks show went awry at a fair in the western city of Düsseldorf. Fire squad and emergency services deployed after the incident late Friday at the Rheinkirmes event along the Rhine river, where images from the scene showed fireworks going off nearly at ground level along its banks. A child was among the injured, the DPA news agency reported. Düsseldorf fire services said police were investigating the cause of the accident. “Our thoughts are with those affected and their families. We wish all those…

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On Thursday’s “CBS Evening News,” co-host John Dickerson and CBS News National Investigative Correspondent Tom Hanson stated that the Trump administration isn’t targeting the worst of the worst for deportation first because of the estimated 70,000 people with criminal convictions who have been deported since January, only around 2,000 were convicted of murder, sex offenses, or kidnapping. Co-host Maurice DuBois began the segment by saying, “Now to the president’s crackdown on illegal immigration. He has said the first targets for deportation would be criminals he described as the worst of the worst.” Dickerson then said, “But as we reported last night,…

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Moscow has rolled out new missiles, which are more maneuverable and capable of avoiding radars, the report claims US-made Patriot air defense systems, long hailed as a cornerstone of Western military aid to Ukraine, are now struggling to intercept advanced Russian ballistic missiles, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing sources.One unnamed Ukrainian official told the outlet that Russian ballistic missiles have become more maneuverable, allowing them to evade Patriot radar detection. He did not clarify what type of missiles he was referring to.Meanwhile, in light of the EU’s efforts to wean itself from the American military-industrial complex amid…

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L.A. Mayor Karen Bass has been caught promoting a hoax, claiming that law enforcement took a woman from her car and held her in a warehouse without due process. She’s a mother from L.A. — taken out of her car on her way to work, and then held in a warehouse as officers hoped she would “self-deport.” No hearing. Just fear. This doesn’t make anyone safer. https://t.co/gwkq017y4l — Mayor Karen Bass (@MayorOfLA) July 1, 2025 The truth is, the woman at the center of the story made it all up. She faked her own kidnapping and then tried to fundraise…

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Thessaloniki, Greece, on the Aegean Sea, is among 96 places in 24 countries that Forbes recommends for retiring abroad. iStock/Getty Images Baltimore-reared Larry Swift was already living abroad, working as a security contractor in Saudi Arabia, when he made his retirement move this past March. At age 59, he relocated with a partner to Thessaloniki, the second largest city in Greece, 300 miles north of Athens. He knew the city well from get-away visits when he was a contract worker with the U.S. State Department in North Macedonia, the country just to the north. The rent on his large three-bedroom…

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