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Jared Taylor - Why Artificial Intelligence Is Always 'Racist'
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World Surf League halted after unknown creature attacks photographer
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/rugbyleague/world-surf-league-halted-after-unknown-creature-attacks-photographer/ar-AA23Z8um
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World Surf League halted after unknown creature attacks photographer
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/rugbyleague/world-surf-league-halted-after-unknown-creature-attacks-photographer/ar-AA23Z8um
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World Surf League halted after unknown creature attacks photographer
World Surf League halted after unknown sea creature attacks photographer in New Zealand - Code red was issued and surfers from Brazil extracted from water on jet skis
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BREAKING: Micron, $MU, surges +7% at the open, now up nearly +1,500% in 13 months as its market cap nears $1.1 trillion.
The stock was worth just $70 billion in April 2025.
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The stock was worth just $70 billion in April 2025.
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Someone built an algorithm to find inactive Bitcoin wallets, reported them to the NYPD as "lost property" - and is now suing to own them.
39,069 wallets. ~3.8M BTC. $286 billion.
No private keys. Just a court order.
The most audacious Bitcoin lawsuit in history.
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39,069 wallets. ~3.8M BTC. $286 billion.
No private keys. Just a court order.
The most audacious Bitcoin lawsuit in history.
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Some Americans couldn't answer the simplest questions about US history:
Q: "Who did America fight in WWII?"
A: "Albania!"
And that's not all, according to some of them, the US:
bombed Pearl Harbor
fought Vietnam in WWII
won the American Civil War
And yes — the Cold War was named that because it was cold in Russia
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Q: "Who did America fight in WWII?"
A: "Albania!"
And that's not all, according to some of them, the US:
bombed Pearl Harbor
fought Vietnam in WWII
won the American Civil War
And yes — the Cold War was named that because it was cold in Russia
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Body cam footage out of Palm Beach, Florida, is going viral after a Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office deputy pulled over and ticketed a woman for using a phone in her right hand while driving, only for the woman to reveal she is an amputee missing that very hand
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THE STOCK MARKET IS FLASHING THE SAME WARNING SIGNAL SEEN BEFORE EVERY MAJOR CRASH SINCE 1984.
And right now, it is happening again.
A 40-year chart of the US 10-Year Treasury yield shows the same pattern repeating over and over again.
Before the 1987 stock market crash, the dot-com collapse, the 2008 financial crisis, the 2018 selloff, and the 2022 bear market, bond yields spiked sharply higher first.
The reason is simple.
Stocks and bonds compete for the same money.
When Treasury yields rise, large investors can suddenly earn high “risk-free” returns from government bonds.
That pulls money away from stocks. And the more expensive the stock market becomes, the more dangerous that shift gets.
Right now, the US 30-year Treasury yield has surged to 5.20%. That is the exact same level seen in 2007 right before the Global Financial Crisis.
But today’s stock market is even more overvalued than it was back then.
The Buffett Indicator is now around 234% of GDP. Before the 2008 crash, it was around 105%. The Shiller CAPE ratio is near 40. The only time valuations were higher was during the 1999 dot-com bubble.
This is creating a massive problem for equities.
Stocks are no longer offering enough return compared to bonds. The Equity Risk Premium has now fallen to around -1.5%. That means investors are taking significantly more risk in stocks while earning less return than long-term Treasuries.
The last time this happened was during the 2000-2002 tech collapse.
At the same time, the drivers behind rising yields are becoming more dangerous.
US national debt has now crossed $38 trillion. Annual interest payments are above $1 trillion for the first time ever. Oil prices are also surging again as tensions involving Iran continue pushing inflation risks higher.
And global bond markets are starting to break together.
Japan’s long-term bond yields just hit the highest levels in decades. UK bond yields are near multi-decade highs. Global borrowing costs are rising everywhere at the same time.
This puts the Federal Reserve in a very difficult position.
If the Fed cuts rates too early, inflation can surge again. If it keeps rates high, borrowing costs continue crushing housing, businesses, consumers, and government finances.
That is why rising yields become so dangerous late in a cycle.
They slowly remove liquidity from the entire system.
And today’s market is heavily dependent on AI stocks, mega cap tech, aggressive valuations, cheap refinancing, and speculative positioning.
The exact same conditions that become vulnerable when yields keep rising.
The 40-year yield chart now ends with a large red question mark at today’s levels.
History shows markets usually ignore rising yields for a while.
Until suddenly they cannot anymore.
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And right now, it is happening again.
A 40-year chart of the US 10-Year Treasury yield shows the same pattern repeating over and over again.
Before the 1987 stock market crash, the dot-com collapse, the 2008 financial crisis, the 2018 selloff, and the 2022 bear market, bond yields spiked sharply higher first.
The reason is simple.
Stocks and bonds compete for the same money.
When Treasury yields rise, large investors can suddenly earn high “risk-free” returns from government bonds.
That pulls money away from stocks. And the more expensive the stock market becomes, the more dangerous that shift gets.
Right now, the US 30-year Treasury yield has surged to 5.20%. That is the exact same level seen in 2007 right before the Global Financial Crisis.
But today’s stock market is even more overvalued than it was back then.
The Buffett Indicator is now around 234% of GDP. Before the 2008 crash, it was around 105%. The Shiller CAPE ratio is near 40. The only time valuations were higher was during the 1999 dot-com bubble.
This is creating a massive problem for equities.
Stocks are no longer offering enough return compared to bonds. The Equity Risk Premium has now fallen to around -1.5%. That means investors are taking significantly more risk in stocks while earning less return than long-term Treasuries.
The last time this happened was during the 2000-2002 tech collapse.
At the same time, the drivers behind rising yields are becoming more dangerous.
US national debt has now crossed $38 trillion. Annual interest payments are above $1 trillion for the first time ever. Oil prices are also surging again as tensions involving Iran continue pushing inflation risks higher.
And global bond markets are starting to break together.
Japan’s long-term bond yields just hit the highest levels in decades. UK bond yields are near multi-decade highs. Global borrowing costs are rising everywhere at the same time.
This puts the Federal Reserve in a very difficult position.
If the Fed cuts rates too early, inflation can surge again. If it keeps rates high, borrowing costs continue crushing housing, businesses, consumers, and government finances.
That is why rising yields become so dangerous late in a cycle.
They slowly remove liquidity from the entire system.
And today’s market is heavily dependent on AI stocks, mega cap tech, aggressive valuations, cheap refinancing, and speculative positioning.
The exact same conditions that become vulnerable when yields keep rising.
The 40-year yield chart now ends with a large red question mark at today’s levels.
History shows markets usually ignore rising yields for a while.
Until suddenly they cannot anymore.
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BREAKING: Semiconductor and semiconductor equipment stocks now account for a record ~18% of the S&P 500's total market cap, the biggest weighting for any single industry group.
This percentage has more than TRIPLED since the 2022 bear market.
By comparison, at the peak of the 2000 Dot-Com Bubble, Tech Hardware and Equipment peaked at ~26%.
Furthermore, the Semiconductor Index, $SOX, relative to the Magnificent 7 is up to 85 points, the highest since mid-2020.
This comes as $SOX has rallied +159% since the start of 2025, materially outperforming the Magnificent 7's gain of +30%.
This run in semiconductors is unlike anything in market history.
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This percentage has more than TRIPLED since the 2022 bear market.
By comparison, at the peak of the 2000 Dot-Com Bubble, Tech Hardware and Equipment peaked at ~26%.
Furthermore, the Semiconductor Index, $SOX, relative to the Magnificent 7 is up to 85 points, the highest since mid-2020.
This comes as $SOX has rallied +159% since the start of 2025, materially outperforming the Magnificent 7's gain of +30%.
This run in semiconductors is unlike anything in market history.
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Nobody is connecting these two charts.
Top chart is altcoins excluding the top 10, which is currently at $193 billion, 60% below its ATH.
The bottom chart is Russell 2000, which hit another new all-time high today.
Now look at the historical pattern carefully.
Q4 2016: Russell bottomed and broke out. Altseason happened in 2017.
Q4 2020: Russell bottomed and broke out again. Altseason happened in 2021.
Q2/2026: Russell bottomed for a third time and is now heading higher. This time it took 5.5 years.
Altcoins have not followed yet and are still struggling.
But here is the pattern. Russell always moves first. Altcoins follow with a delay.
If Russell 2000 continues pushing higher through 2026, altcoins could be next.
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Top chart is altcoins excluding the top 10, which is currently at $193 billion, 60% below its ATH.
The bottom chart is Russell 2000, which hit another new all-time high today.
Now look at the historical pattern carefully.
Q4 2016: Russell bottomed and broke out. Altseason happened in 2017.
Q4 2020: Russell bottomed and broke out again. Altseason happened in 2021.
Q2/2026: Russell bottomed for a third time and is now heading higher. This time it took 5.5 years.
Altcoins have not followed yet and are still struggling.
But here is the pattern. Russell always moves first. Altcoins follow with a delay.
If Russell 2000 continues pushing higher through 2026, altcoins could be next.
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NOW - Trump says Iran "thought they were going to out wait me, you know, we'll out wait him, he's got the midterms. I don't care about the midterms, look what happened last night, that was the prelude to the midterms."
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s “office of lgbtq advancement” is holding a “trans period pride” event to discuss menstrual equity & the experiences of transgender menstruators
The office received nearly $1 million in taxpayer funding this year
This is real
What a time to be alive
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The office received nearly $1 million in taxpayer funding this year
This is real
What a time to be alive
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The Ghanaian embassy in South Africa is helping its citizens self-deport following weeks of growing protests by South Africans demanding that foreigners are expelled
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