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Funerals held in Tehran for prominent nuclear scientists and high-ranking officers of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) killed in U.S. and Israeli airstrikes. Photo courtesy of Xinhua. Despite claims by mainstream media, combined airstrikes by the United States and Israel over the past two weeks were highly successful, inflicting significant damage on Iran’s nuclear program and eliminating key military leaders, including high-ranking officers of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), a U.S.-designated terrorist organization that operates directly under Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Iran held a massive state funeral in Tehran on Saturday for 60 individuals killed during its…

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Sprayground’s Hello My Name Is: 15 Years Quilted Backpack with Sin Título.Courtesy of Sprayground / DBD “You know,” said David BenDavid, the founder and designer of Sprayground, “people thought we were a one hit wonder. I remember doing our first trade show, and I was getting all these haters, I don’t know, maybe they were jealous. Maybe they couldn’t see it because everyone was doing t-shirts and apparel. And our booth was something different. I thought about that for a few days, like, ‘oh, just a one hit wonder.’ And then I changed everything.” BenDavid, who prefers the initialism DBD,…

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The threat of a nuclear Iran has been one of the most urgent problems in national security for the past 20 years. The Israeli government was raising alarms about Iran’s nuclear intentions 30 years ago, but it took several more years for the U.S. government to agree — ironically, after Americans were already weary of foreign interventions like the Iraq war, even — and especially — to stop “weapons of mass destruction.” The easiest way to solve the problem, I thought at first, would be for Iran to change governments — not through a “regime change” war, but through the…

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On Friday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Laura Coates Live,” Connecticut Attorney General William Tong (D) said that Democrats have “complained” about nationwide injunctions “and the aggressive use of nationwide injunctions by the other side.” But the Supreme Court was wrong to rule the way it did with injunctions on birthright citizenship since there can’t be a patchwork that varies from state to state on that issue. Tong said, “[T]here are good arguments on both sides of the political divide that nationwide injunctions have been overused at times or inappropriately used or may be abused. And, by the way, I didn’t hear…

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Legendary singer, actress and Hollywood liberal Barbra Streisand said her worries about President Donald Trump may have ‘subconsciously’ influenced her selection of songs for her new album, a series of duets with fellow music legends and stars including Bob Dylan and Paul McCartney titled, “The Secret of Life: Partners, Volume 2”. Streisand also said she is “horrified” watching TV about the world and Trump. Screen image from promotional video for Barbra Streisand’s new duets album, The Secret Of Life: Partners, Volume 2 Streisand’s made her comment in an interview with the AP promoting the album (excerpt): Sure, duet success is…

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For many years, the U.S. trade deficit increased — but the percentage of U.S. trade that was an … More export did also. What that meant: Relatively speaking, the United States was exporting more, as a percentage, of total trade. That has changed this year. (From 2003 to 2024, the percentage is based on annual totals. The 2025 figure is based on the first four months of 2025.)ustradenumbers.com Yes, U.S. trade is running at a record pace this year. Yes, that includes record exports. Yes, that includes record imports. Soon enough, we will see how much of that was stockpiling…

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During an interview with ABC News on Thursday, Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) stated that “there was significant damage done” by American strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities and “Iran is the weakest that it’s been in my lifetime.” But, “we’re lucky” no American soldiers were killed as a result of the strikes. Slotkin said the briefing on the Iran strikes “gave a picture of significant damage that was done, certainly, by the strikes. I think it’s way too early to know and I think that was born out in the meeting, that it’s way too…early to know the exact parameters of…

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The mass migration agenda imposed upon Britain by both Westminster establishment parties has significantly increased the cost of rent in England, according to analysis from a think tank. A report from Onward, which studied the impact of migration on the housing market since the gates were first opened in 2001 by the left-wing Labour Party government of then-Prime Minister Tony Blair, found that rents have increased by £132 per month on average in England as a direct result of immigration. The analysis found that the impact of migration was even more pronounced in the capital city of London, which Onward claimed…

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio has slammed reported threats against Rafael Grossi in Iranian media US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has condemned reported calls in Iran to execute Rafael Grossi, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).Rubio’s comments came after Iranian newspaper Kayhan reportedly accused Grossi of spying for Israel and suggested that, if he enters the country, he should be tried and executed.“Calls in Iran for the arrest and execution of IAEA Director General Grossi are unacceptable and should be condemned,” Rubio wrote on X on Saturday.“We support the IAEA’s critical verification and monitoring efforts in…

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Life-affirming Trump administration criticises Starmer’s ‘culture of death’ push. Trump is shining the light on Britain’s darkness.  While deep, dark clouds are covering the leftist Labour-governed United Kingdom, it warms the heart to know that the US administration of Donald J. Trump is still engaged in advocating for the sanctity of life. In a very welcome move, the White House has launched a blistering attack on Britain’s Government over their support for ‘assisted dying legislation’, with the US state department calling it by its real name of ‘state-sponsored suicide’. GB News reported: “The US Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and…

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