Widespread GOP Gains Sounds Alarm for Dems
Some 435 counties were more Democratic in 2024 compared to 2012, while an astounding 2,678 counties became more Republican during that time period.
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China’s Strengths Aren’t That Strong
China’s productivity growth is weak, its exports still rely on foreign inputs, and its AI sector is driven more by policy than by independent discovery.
Winning the Cool Kids Over
We must meet the people where they are. Few of us like the fact that everything is either mandatory or banned. It’s an anger and frustration that we can convert into excitement.
USSS Ordered the Cocaine to Be Destroyed
There are strict narcotics evidence retention policies for many federal law enforcement agencies.
Take Them at Their Word
If ‘never again’ is to mean anything, it must start with this: when a terrorist organisation says it wants to commit genocide, we must believe it. And then act accordingly.
Ukraine Fails to Accept Bodies
According to the Russian negotiator, the Ukrainian team “did not even arrive at the exchange site”.
The Gaps in Our Laws on Covert Recordings
Police said the case did not meet the threshold for prosecution. This highlights the difficulties surrounding existing laws when it comes to non-consensual recording, harassment and image-based harm.
Golden Dome: A Defence or an Invitation
Proceeding with Golden Dome adds to deterrence and involves collectively putting together in a layered approach some dozens of existing and new missile defense systems, sensors, interceptors and other technologies, many acquired over the past four decades.
Peter Daszak’s Smokescreen Attack on Dr Bhattacharya
Science thrives on open debate, not censorship. The essence of bullies is cowardice.
Boulder, Co, Attacker Soliman’s Immigration Rap Sheet
The long and winding tale of how he got here and managed to stay.
Putin Holds Phone Call With Pope
Kiev is seeking escalation and targeting civilian infrastructure, the Russian president told the pontiff, according to the Kremlin.
The Commerce Commission Targets the Supermarkets
Van Heerden said the commission’s preference is for the industry to voluntarily change its practices. “If they don’t, we’ll have to consider our other alternatives.”
An Important Document for NZ to Learn From
America’s children are facing an unprecedented health crisis. In many of the stats NZ is not far behind.
Foodstuffs’ Facial Recognition Trial Clears Legal Hurdle
But concerns raised over privacy and discrimination risks.
Who Will Feed Paris?
In his time, Bastiat – like Alexis de Tocqueville – had already understood that socialism “send[s] civilization back.”