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A national security emergency is quickly approaching due to the U.S.’s dependency on China’s supply of medical-grade nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR), with Blue Star NBR CEO Scott Maier making an urgent plea to the Trump administration before time runs out. Gloves made from the synthetic rubber material are used throughout several key services and supply chains — including in the pharmaceutical, manufacturing, food processing, and defense industries. The gloves also serve a particularly critical purpose in rare earth refineries and semiconductor factories.  Maier joined Breitbart News Saturday host Matthew Boyle to discuss why Americans, especially President Donald Trump, should be…

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The COVID-19 pandemic has come back to haunt Hawaii Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke as a grand jury has indicted the Democrat on bribery charges for allegedly securing funding for virus testing sites in exchange for campaign contributions. The alleged pay-to-play scheme took place when Luke was a state lawmaker. Friday’s indictment follows state and federal investigations into the campaign finance scandal that also resulted in the indictment of a lobbyist and four other officials. Prosecutors  accused  Luke of accepting campaign finance contributions in 2022 while she was a state lawmaker in exchange for securing funding for COVID-19 testing sites. The…

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Several media outlets earlier claimed that dwindling supplies are stalling a wider assault on Iran US President Donald Trump has denied that the American military is struggling with dwindling munitions as it continues its war with Iran. The remarks come as a rare pause in the fighting entered a third day, following reports that low interceptor stocks were forcing the White House’s hand in the conflict.On Sunday, the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal reported that Trump had held off on a major new attack on Iran over concerns that the Pentagon is running low on air defense…

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In the latest instance of unacceptable anti-white bias, Campus Reform is reporting “Auburn University students recently circulated a seven-page document that compiled a list of over 250 racial slurs toward White people.” “The document was sent in a GroupMe chat called “AU Student Connect” used by students at Auburn University.” To be clear, this is wrong, and it should not be viewed as acceptable to be hateful towards White students just as it wouldn’t be towards Black or any other students.  We all know this would have been all over the major networks had this been done to any other group.…

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Thousands of French firefighters are tackling intense wildfires approaching the city of Bordeaux on Monday as tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from the surrounding Gironde department. Both France and Spain have been hit with a new wave of dangerous wildfires across their territories over the past days that have burned through tens of thousands of hectares and collectively forced the evacuation of more than 300,000 individuals. The fires have burnt through 42,000 hectares and forced the evacuation of around 220,000 people in southwestern France’s Gironde region, Le Figaro reports. According to French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, 2,500 firefighters,…

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The White House is defending President Donald Trump after actor Alan Ritchson accused him of concealing the files regarding convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The Reacher star recently shared his perspective during an interview on how the Trump administration handled the release of the files, according to Breitbart News. Ritchson said he would have gotten the Epstein files out in seconds and suggested the president was protecting names in them. “I don’t care what room they’re in. Bitch, move,” he said. “Give me the fucking manilla envelope. Don’t you want to see what’s in there so that we can hold people…

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A bipartisan House duo is racing against the clock to build consensus around a framework for regulating artificial intelligence — and prove Congress is up to the task of setting guardrails around the rapidly-evolving technology. Reps. Jay Obernolte (R-Calif.) and Lori Trahan (D-Mass.) formally introduced legislation last Thursday with four cosponsors — two from each party — that would give the government more oversight over cutting-edge AI models as new and potentially dangerous technological advances continue to go largely unchecked. It’s a considerably reworked version of a discussion draft the two lawmakers unveiled weeks earlier. It was highly anticipated as…

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“Below Deck” actress Natalya Scudder. Credit: Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen YouTube screenshot A reality TV ‘star’ went on TV this weekend to whimper about her ‘disgusting‘ experience at a U.S. detention facility before she was deported from the country. On Saturday, TMZ spoke with Natalya Scudder, who has starred in both Season 7 and Season 8 of “Below Deck,” where she spoke about her last experience in America. Scudder, a native of Perth, Western Australia, told the outlet that she was trying to land at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) recently before getting yanked away by security.…

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Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Border Czar Tom Homan said Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers are now required to have “at least one body camera” when conducting vehicle stops. Homan said, “The acting director of ICE did make some immediate changes right now on all vehicles to at least one body camera on site to record the entire event. You know, journeyman agents are assigned to each stop, so they’re up to date. It’s still under review, but we’re going to continue doing the stops. But there’s been changes to help improve the experience of people who are on…

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The country’s industrial sector is losing around 15,000 jobs every month, according to manufacturing association BDI Germany is rapidly losing industrial jobs and competitiveness, Federation of German Industries (BDI) chief Tanja Goenner has warned, describing the situation as “critical.”The BDI, Germany’s main industry association, represents around 39 industrial groups and more than 100,000 companies employing over 8 million people, making it the voice of Germany’s industrial core.In an interview with the news agency dpa released on Saturday, Goenner said Germany’s industrial sector is losing around 15,000 jobs every month, blaming structural weaknesses and external geopolitical pressures.“The situation in industry is…

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