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Law enforcement officers will mostly focus on crimes allegedly involving insults against politicians, local media reports Germany’s law enforcement authorities have launched a nationwide crackdown on alleged internet ‘hate speech’, the Federal Criminal Police (BKA) have announced. Two thirds of the cases being investigated are linked to “right-wing” ideologies, the BKA said, with the media reporting they often involve “insults against politicians.”Some “isolated cases” have been tied to “religious… left-wing and foreign” ideologies, according to police. More than 140 criminal investigations have been opened across all German states.The list of the most common crimes included incitement of hatred, use of…

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On March 20th, 2025, the House Judiciary, the Committee on House Administration, and the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform requested two employees of the Democrat fundraising powerhouse ActBlue to voluntarily comply with a request for transcribed interviews.  According to letters issued by the Committees, the employees “failed to comply” and are now being compelled to testify. Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan, House Admin Chairman Bryan Steil, and House Oversight Chairman James Comer have issued subpoenas to former Vice President of Customer Service Alyssa Twomey and an ActBlue Senior Workflow Specialist for their depositions “regarding allegations that online fundraising platforms, including…

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‘Everything’s Going to Be Great’ PosterLionsgate In Everything’s Going to Be Great, directed by Jon S. Baird, Buddy and Macy Smart, respectively portrayed by Bryan Cranston and Allison Janney, are chasing the ultimate theatre dream with their two sons, Lester and Derrick, portrayed by Benjamin Evan Ainsworth and Jack Champion. The family goes from city to city, living off of small producing contracts with local theatres. Buddy’s lifelong dream of becoming a successful musical producer is closer than ever when he and Macy are offered a five-year contract to run a theatre in New Jersey, to the delight of their…

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NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte on Wednesday welcomed President Donald Trump to the alliance summit at The Hague by praising him as a “man of strength,” a “man of peace,” and the “daddy” who got Iran and Israel to stop fighting. SkyNews reported that Trump summed up the 12-Day War between Iran and Israel by calling them “two kids in a school yard,” saying, “They fight like hell. You can’t stop them. Let them fight for about two, three minutes. Then it’s easier to stop them.” Rutte then responded, “Then, daddy has to sometimes use strong language,” SkyNews reported. The NATO…

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On Tuesday’s broadcast of CNN International’s “The Brief,” Latvian Minister of Foreign Affairs Baiba Braže said that NATO allies will agree to spend 5% on defense and that “is the doing of Mr. Trump.” And that’s important because they face real threats. Braže stated, “[T]he, basically, decisions that [have] been made, formally, it will be confirmed tomorrow, that allies agreed to spend 5% on defense and security is the doing of Mr. Trump. And I think that is so important that allies actually commit to that, because the threats are real. The threats are real, both from Russia, but also…

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President Trump released a statement on Wednesday, calling for the complete destruction of “LEFTWING DISASTER” and “Democrat mouthpiece” Voice of America.   This comes after White House Senior Advisor to the United States Agency for Global Media (USAGM) Kari Lake testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on her agency’s record of waste, fraud, mismanagement, self-dealing, and national security failures. USAGM oversees several government-funded news media entities, including Voice of America (VOA), Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, and the Office of Cuba Broadcasting. As Gateway Pundit reported, Kari Lake exposed the agency and its grantees as nothing but a money laundering front…

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The government has passed a new law on data used to train AI models, despite backlash from music … More stars including Elton JohnGetty Images After months of political turbulence, the UK’s Data (Use and Access) Bill has finally passed Parliament. Marketed as a major update to the country’s data infrastructure and digital governance, the bill covers everything from NHS data interoperability to digital ID systems and AI-enabled decision-making. The text is broad in scope, modernizing the UK’s GDPR, streamlining data subject access, and enabling more fluid data sharing across public services and smart infrastructure. However, it also weakens restrictions…

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Office accessories in a cardboard box at office.getty Students get lots of advice on what majors are the smart ones to enter if you’d like high-paying work after college. The answers typically revolve around STEM, or science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The chances of moving into the top economic quarter — or even higher — are good. However, sometimes things don’t work out as promised. Companies often over-hire in active years, assuming they can make more money. When things turn in the other direction, they cut jobs to preserve profits and, more often, keep markets happy, which results in buttressing…

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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and his fiancé, Lauren Sánchez, are reportedly moving one of their wedding venues to a former Italian shipyard — completely surrounded by water — due to security concerns following a rise in protests in Venice, Italy, against the couple’s forthcoming wedding events. Some 200 to 250 high-profile guests are expected to arrive in Venice after Bezos and Sánchez’s wedding ceremony, to which residents and pressure groups have reacted by accusing the U.S. billionaires of turning their “scenic city of gondolas and palazzi into a private amusement park for the rich,” Reuters reported. In addition to protesters’ claims that Venice…

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