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Acosta’s ‘real news’ gold: Ex-CNN buffoon finds gold Trump statue, calls it ‘journalism’
Jim Acosta, the former cable-news courtroom bulldog turned independent media wanderer, appears to have found his latest assignment: Florida’s sunshine, golf turf, and a shiny, oversized tribute to Donald Trump that’s got the internet doing what it does best—rolling...
Roseanne says Bongino’s epic flamethrower rant after Massie allies crash and burn added 15 years to her life
The MAGA family feud just turned into a full-contact cage match — and Roseanne Barr is loving every second of it. The comedian, who’s spent years being radioactive to polite Hollywood circles after getting blacklisted from mainstream TV, popped on this week to applaud...
Trump’s ploy to blow off Congress over Iran War not playing well with legal scholars
President Donald Trump told lawmakers in a Friday letter that the Iran war had been “terminated,” as the 60-day deadline to obtain approval from Congress passed, prompting legal analysts to raise questions. Trump’s letter to Congress comes shortly after Secretary of...
‘Delete that’: Insider says Minnesota officials actively muzzled fraud probe
A former Minnesota state investigator just lobbed a political grenade into an already boiling scandal, claiming state officials didn’t just miss massive fraud in a child care program — they allegedly tried to bury it. Jay Swanson, once tasked with sniffing out fraud...
Dems just hit the jackpot with Tucker clip
Charlamagne Tha God isn’t buying the soul-searching act from Tucker Carlson — and frankly, he doesn’t think it matters anyway. After Carlson went on his own show earlier this week claiming he’s been “tormented” by his past support for Donald Trump, the usual suspects...
BS daily political cartoons: We fixed Minnesota’s state flag
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Walmart posts slowest sales numbers in years, blames Iran war-driven gas prices for belt-tightening
Walmart posted its slowest U.S. sales growth in more than six years Thursday as executives pointed to higher gas prices following the Iran war as one factor causing Americans to tighten their wallets. Comparable sales at Walmart’s U.S. stores rose just 2.6% in the...
AI could supercharge biological weapons ‘ten times’ scale of COVID, report warns
Artificial intelligence could possibly help design biological events far deadlier than COVID, according to a new report. RAND published a report Tuesday that discussed several mitigating strategies for restricting bad actors from misusing AI technology to create...
More than 200,000 fentanyl pills taken off Utah streets in two actions
(The Center Square) – More than 200,000 fentanyl pills have been taken off the streets in Utah in two law enforcement actions. Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid, is approximately 50 times more potent than heroin and 100 times more potent than morphine. Two...
Dollar sinks as investors flock to gold, crypto after Scott Bessent’s Treasury buyback
The U.S. dollar fell Friday as investors continued shifting toward gold and Bitcoin amid growing concerns that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s efforts to contain long-term borrowing costs could further weaken the greenback. The DXY dollar index fell to 98.6630,...
Textbook bias: Deep State’s election interference spin is now a case study in spy schools
As evidence piles up of American spies spinning intel about foreign election interference because of their feelings about President Donald Trump, spy schools around the world now use the scandal as a textbook case of politicized intelligence. Tradecraft classes in...
Jury rejects $10 million suit by burglar against urine-tossing business owner who shot him
A burglar will not become a multi-millionaire after a Portland, Oregon, jury ruled Tuesday in favor of the business owner the burglar sued for shooting him three times. Kenneth Voyles claimed that he was trying to find food and possibly some items to steal when he...
