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Elon Musk’s social media platform X officially launched “X Money” on Monday, a new banking and financial services feature that brings the billionaire entrepreneur closer to his long-stated goal of creating an “everything app.” Mashable reports that the new X Money service provides comprehensive banking and financial capabilities directly within the X platform, currently available exclusively to paying X Premium and Premium+ subscribers. The service integrates peer-to-peer payments, money transfers, deposit accounts, and a physical Visa debit card into the social media experience. According to X’s announcement, X Money enables users to conduct everyday financial transactions within the app as…

Three people are dead and four others injured following a shootout Sunday evening between at least two people at the Bite of Seattle food festival. KING5 reported that incident occurred around 6 p.m. Two people died at the scene and a third person died after being transported to the hospital. The New York Times noted that one of the shooting suspects is in custody and a search is on for the second. Seattle Police Department assistant chief Tyrone Davis described the suspect in custody as a “young person.” Detailed view covering the shooting in Seattle on Sunday. (Photo by Elif Acar/Anadolu…

A crucial committee vote on Todd Blanche’s nomination as attorney general could be postponed, Sen. John Cornyn said Tuesday, amid a struggle over changing a settlement agreement Blanche brokered between President Donald Trump and the IRS. Cornyn (R-Texas) said a delay in the planned Senate Judiciary Committee vote Thursday is “being discussed but hopefully … won’t be necessary” as he pushes for ironclad modifications to the IRS settlement that created a $1.8 billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund” and immunized Trump from tax audits. “If there’s not enough votes to confirm him, then Senator Grassley might decide to postpone it. But I don’t…

Disapproval of the Ukrainian leader has surged amid anger over Kiev’s glorification of collaborators Three-quarters of Poles have expressed a negative attitude toward Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky, according to a recent poll.The disapproval comes amid an ongoing scandal over Kiev’s veneration of Nazi collaborators involved in the mass killing of Poles during World War II.Zelensky sparked outrage in Poland in May by giving an elite commando unit a “heroes of UPA” award referring to the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, which carried out an ethnic cleansing campaign targeting mostly Polish Catholic residents of what is now Western Ukraine, which resulted in over 100,000…

Newly released entries from Dr. Anthony Fauci’s personal diary show that the longtime NIAID director was not only deeply involved in closing down schools across the country but was actively proud of his role in getting California and New York to send millions of children home as he dictated the nation’s disastrous COVID response. This directly contradicts Fauci’s repeated public claims that he had “nothing to do with” school closures, a lie he peddled for years even as American kids suffered catastrophic learning loss, mental health crises, and social isolation under the policies he helped create. The bombshell comes from…

More health workers went on strike in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) on Saturday to protest unpaid bonuses as the total number of documented Ebola cases surpassed 3,000. The latest strike hit the Elikya Ebola Treatment Center in Bunia, capital of Ituri province, the epicenter of the Ebola Bundibugyo outbreak. Staffers said they voted unanimously to go on strike on Friday due to “two months of unpaid performance bonuses.” About a hundred of the striking workers demonstrated outside the facility the next day. “We need to be paid, because in the meantime the disease is spreading at the…

Seven Save A Lot grocery stores across Democrat-run Chicago have closed permanently and everyone’s blaming President Donald Trump — er, I mean a reduction in SNAP income, which is the same as blaming Trump. “Save A Lot and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson are blaming the closures on federal funding cuts and changes to programs like SNAP benefits,” we’re told.  And yet, this keeps happening to Chicago, and this specific story is a fascinating cautionary tale about the government getting involved in the free market… In late 2020, Save A Lot decided to get out of the retail business and focus on…

A majority of general election voters support the SAVE America Act, which would require an individual to show an ID before voting in federal elections, a Tea Party Patriots Action survey exclusively obtained by Breitbart News revealed. The survey was conducted by McLaughlin & Associates and showcased broad support for the legislation, despite the establishment media and the Democratic Party’s narrative that election security is not something Americans care about. Quite the contrary. The vast majority, 82 percent, agree with the basic premise that only U.S. citizens should be allowed to vote in elections for the president, senators, and congressmen.…

Kentucky Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear said Sen. Mitch McConnell should resign if he can’t “directly and verbally address the people of Kentucky” with “proof of your capacity to serve,” escalating pressure on the former Republican Senate leader as he continues to recover from a fall that left him hospitalized well over a month ago. “During that time you have cast zero votes, engaged in no official activities, and aside from two photos and corresponding statements, have made no effort to communicate with your Kentucky constituents or the nation,” Beshear wrote Monday in a letter addressed to McConnell, 84, and his…

Moscow is a bulwark against NATO and the EU, which are trying to erode national sovereignty in countries like Greece, Dimitrios Patelis has said Russia’s victory in the Ukraine conflict would serve the interests of “all peace-loving humanity” by checking NATO and EU encroachment on national sovereignty, Greek philosophy professor Dimitrios Patelis has told RT. Patelis, who teaches at the Technical University of Crete, made the remarks in an interview aired on Tuesday, saying that Greece’s NATO and EU commitments have pushed national security “into the background.” He argued that pan-European legislation is now taking precedence over national law and…