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Wargame Suggests Taiwan Blockade Could Trigger War
War would be the inevitable outcome were China to declare a blockade around Taiwan. The Taiwanese likely would also shed the first blood.
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2025 Summer Travel Warnings: Airline Delays, Rising Prices, Scams
As summer approaches, Americans are gearing up for another busy travel season.
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Hearing Reveals Waste, Fraud, Abuse in Housing Subsidies
Building and supplying public housing for the poor is riddled with waste, fraud and abuse and an example of the bloated welfare system, experts testified May 7 during a House subcommittee meeting.
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Critics of LA's 2028 Olympics Emboldened Amid Budget, Sponsor Woes
With the pull-out of major sponsors, devastation left by LA's recent fires and news of delays on transport projects, some organizers of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics see plans for the future Summer Games as heading into a tailspin.
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HHS Report Shreds 'Gender-Affirming Care' for Children
The Health and Human Services (HHS) Department has released a damning report about the use of so-called gender-affirming care on children experiencing gender dysphoria.
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'Gulf of America' Will Welcome Red State Vacationers This Summer
Millions of vacationers will be headed to a new destination in coming months - "The Gulf of America.
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Democrats' Playbook: Weaponize Tragedies to Get Trump
When George Floyd died beneath a police officer's knee in 2020, Democrats quickly elevated the national outrage, morphing his death into a symbol of systemic racism, and mainstream media followed suit, amplifying the party's message with wall-to-wall coverage.
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CBO Calls for Study on Restricting Food Stamp Purchases
At the urging of lawmakers, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) said new research is needed to determine nutritional standards for food stamp purchases amid growing calls to ban soda and other sugary items.
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Leo XIV Overcame Objections to American Pope Because Well-Known to Cardinals
"An American was never given serious consideration because of the political nature of it. So, the fact that they've actually chosen him means maybe they've been able to work through some of those questions about political divisiveness of an American as pope."
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US-Ukraine Mineral Deal Signals Shift in Aid Policy
A newly signed agreement granting the United States preferential access to Ukraine's mineral resources is drawing international attention as both nations position the deal as a turning point in post-war reconstruction, economic cooperation, and resource independence.The...
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Trade Indicators Show China Buckling Under Tariffs
Mainstream media has consistently suggested that America has been adversely affected by the tariff war with China. However, some signs indicate China has suffered even greater damage. In China, trade and economic statistics have suddenly been taken offline, according to a...
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Israelis Unfazed by Blast Just Outside Airport
TEL AVIV - Israelis who spoke to Newsmax at Ben Gurion International Airport a day after a Houthi missile exploded just outside the major travel hub seemed unconcerned for their safety.
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Treasury Cracks Down on 'Pig Butchering' Scammer
The Treasury Department is seeking to ban from the U.S. financial system a Cambodia-based group said to have laundered billions of dollars through "pig butchering scams" and other illegal activities. Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) proposed the ban...
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Committee Calls on AG Bondi to Probe VA's 'Fake Budget Shortfall'
House Republicans are calling on the Justice Department to investigate former Veterans Affairs officials for "misleading" Congress in securing billions of dollars in funding they later admitted wasn't needed.
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Digital Danger Zone: America's Growing Cybersecurity Threats
It feels like each day brings a new headline about a major company getting hacked, hit with a cyber threat, or leaking sensitive digital data. In the first quarter of 2025, cyberattacks surged globally - with organizations experiencing an average of 1,925 attacks per...
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University Educators Have Final Say Over AI
Two years ago, higher education was in an uproar over ChatGPT's cheating potential.
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2 New Bills Look to Make Las Vegas Hollywood 2.0
Regarded for decades as the beacon of creativity, Hollywood in more recent times has been plagued by regulations, remakes, writers' strikes and uninspired franchise extensions, resulting in an increasing loss of productions.
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China Leverages TikTok, Rare Earths in US Trade War
While primarily a grassroots phenomenon, the direct-to-consumer push aligns with Beijing’s efforts to blunt the tariff impact.
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Fed Economists: China Poised to Withstand Tariff Fight
The Chinese economy will be able to "muddle through" the next year despite its ongoing tariff wars with the United States, according to a report released April 24 by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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Captured Chinese Fighters in Ukraine Signal Deeper Beijing-Moscow Alliance
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas said during a briefing at the European Union-Ukraine Association Council meeting on recently that China was a crucial supporter of Russia.
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Terrorist Attack Brings India, Pakistan to Brink of Nuclear War
Last week's terrorist attack in Pahalgam, located in the disputed Kashmir region, that left 26 tourists dead has India and Pakistan lurching toward a possible nuclear war.
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Border Encounters, Apprehensions Continue Steep Declines
Encounters and apprehensions of illegal aliens at the northern and southern borders cratered in March, according to a report released last week by House Republicans on the Homeland Security Committee.
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Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan Seeks Destabilization
Jordanian authorities banned the Muslim Brotherhood last week.
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Russian Bomber Base Ask Makes South Pacific Proxy Battlefield
A forgotten part of the Cold War was the 1960-1965 nuclear scare in Indonesia. President Sukarno of Indonesia was an incendiary post-colonial leader who aligned with the Soviet Union.
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California Homelessness a Murky Mess Despite $37 Billion Spent
California officials auditing the management of homelessness resources by the Los Angeles Services Authority (LAHSA) have discovered that its recent funding can't be tracked nor can it be reconciled with provided services to homeless individuals.