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California Pastor to Flock: Flee State If Bill Passes
A popular California pastor encouraged congregants to leave the state if lawmakers pass a controversial bill that allows a broadly defined "adult caregiver" to take custody of a child without alerting parents. Pastor Jack Hibbs of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills last week urged...
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Trump EPA Eyes Energy Freedom by Targeting Obama-Era Climate Rule
The Trump administration's Environmental Protection Agency, led by Lee Zeldin, announced a bold proposal July 29 to rescind the 2009 Endangerment Finding, a pivotal determination that greenhouse gases threaten public health and welfare.The plan, unveiled at an Indiana auto...
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Experts Warn: Prepare Now for AI Terrorism
Could an AI terror attack make 9/11 look like a stroll through Central Park? In a word: Yes.After the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, America found itself confronting a new paradigm of terrorism that redefined modern warfare. Two decades later, strategists are sounding the alarm...
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New SKorea President Targets Christian Leaders in Raids
Critics of South Korea's new leftist president said their fears are being confirmed as prosecutors target opposition leaders - including the pastor of the world's largest church - as part of a complex two-year political scandal. Republic of Korea (ROK) voters elected Lee...
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The Surprising Anti-Cancer Promise of Fermented Stevia
If you or someone you love is fighting cancer - or just looking to prevent it - you've likely read about countless miracle cures and natural remedies. But a new discovery from scientists in Japan might actually be worthy of attention. It's called fermented stevia, and it's...
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Gen. Flynn Vows to Hound Obama After Russia Hoax Exposed
Former Trump national security adviser retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn told Newsmax he will pursue former President Barack Obama until justice is served for ordering the U.S. intelligence community to fabricate the Russia hoax in the effort to undermine the then-new Trump...
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Reports Mischaracterize Gaza's Hunger Crisis
As famine intensifies in Gaza, coverage such as The New York Times' July 24 feature "Gazans Are Dying of Starvation" has stirred global concern. The article presented an emotional narrative of suffering children, overwhelmed hospitals, and empty food shelves.Yet critics...
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Hegseth Makes Military More Lethal
A deadlier machine gun and tightening the rules about who gets to shoot it are the latest steps in Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's stated mission to make the military a more lethal fighting force.
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Europe Travel Boom Causes Protests, Local Strain
Amid protests, increased costs, and a push for more sustainable travel practices, summer 2025 in Europe may go down in history as the season of over-tourism. So far this summer, the surge in tourism, particularly through the lens of a post-pandemic world, has had some...
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Why Millennials Are Trading Big Cities for Small Towns
Over the past decade, some 30,000 major metropolitan area's residents in the 24-40 age group have moved to smaller towns each year.
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HHS Finds Millions Enrolled in Obamacare, Medicaid
Obamacare enrollment skyrocketed under former President Joe Biden. We now know one of the reasons why. A DOGE-like examination of enrollment in government healthcare programs by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) revealed that nearly 3 million people were...
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Zoomers Bringing 'Emotional Sidekicks' to Interviews
There's a new interview trend that will no doubt leave older adults questioning what the future brings.
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DOJ Advances Gun Rights to Nonviolent Felons
Attorney General Pam Bondi took another step toward allowing those convicted of non-violent felonies to have their rights restored to keep and bear arms.Bondi on July 18 published a proposed rule that would implement criteria to allow those with firearms restrictions to...
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British Government Report Warns of Iranian Subversion
A new British parliamentary report warned that Iran uses spies and information warfare against Britain to shape popular perceptions.
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Sen. Cotton: Iran Developing Longer-Range Missiles
Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., warned that Iran's test of a satellite carrier rocket into a suborbital trajectory could mask its effort to develop longer-range missiles.
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Alaska Radar Test Key Part of Golden Dome Implementation
A critical event in the operational success of President Donald Trump's proposed Golden Dome missile defense system occurred June 23 in Alaska.The U.S. Missile Defense Agency (MDA) led a joint test, in cooperation with the U.S. Space Force and U.S. Northern Command, in...
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Temu Facing More Heat as Ky. Joins Others in Filing Lawsuit
While more than 100 million U.S. TikTok users languish over the popular social media app's fate, another Chinese-backed company is increasingly drawing fire from states' attorneys general.
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Ghislaine Maxwell's Secrets: Prince Andrew, Clinton, Trump and Israel
Ghislaine Maxwell remains a central figure in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Aside from Epstein himself, no one played a more pivotal role in the logistics and cover-up of his sex trafficking network.
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The Epstein Scandal Is Democrat One: The Big Names
Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender, loved Democrats and they loved him.
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Zohran Mamdani Exploits NYC's Ideological Divide
Zohran Mamdani, New York City's democratic socialist mayoral candidate, has captured attention and criticism with unabashed Marxist-leaning rhetoric.
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Kurdish Group Refuses Trump Pressure in Syria
The Trump administration wants Syria's Kurds to give up their quest to retain their hard-fought autonomy and merge with the Islamist regime of Syria's al-Qaida-linked President Ahmed Sharaa.
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China in Crosshairs Amid Race to Ocean Floor
China's advancements in mining rare earth minerals from the ocean floor coupled with its encroachments into sovereign waters has House Republicans seeking answers from the Pentagon.
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US Concerned About Chinese Influence in SKorea Election
The White House response on the results of the South Korean presidential election, completed June 3, was atypical of normal congratulatory announcements from close partner nations.
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Alarm After Chinese Hackers Hit Natl Guard Network
A Chinese hacking group known as Salt Typhoon infiltrated the computer network of a U.S. state's Army National Guard for nearly a year, a breach that has sparked serious concerns about the security of the U.S. military as well as the nation's infrastructure systems.
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Religious Leaders Rejoice Over Endorsing Candidates
American religious leaders have long been warned by the IRS abut endorsing political candidates from the pulpit, but that's beginning to ease.