Iranian Navy soldiers in a parade in the middle of the Indian Ocean marking 47 years since the "Islamic Revolution Victory".

The Iranian soldiers chant:

Death to America.

Death to America.

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Pam Bondi: “You don’t want to talk about Iryna Zarutska! You don’t want to talk about how she was m*rdered by a violent career criminal.”

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Russia and China stood by and helped Iran in DIFFICULT TIMES — Iran government spox Fatemeh Mohajerani

Says 20-year strategic agreement with Russia will only make ties stronger

'We believe that Eastern countries must follow their path together'

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In the first 4 months of the 2026 Fiscal Year the Federal Government took in $1.8 trillion and spent $2.5 trillion. Don’t try this at home

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BREAKING - US antitrust chief Gail Slater says she is stepping down

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BREAKING: Trump on 'extraordinary' relations with Venezuela

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WATCH: Hillary Clinton arrives by train from Berlin for the Munich Security Conference, MSC

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BREAKING:

A Chicago mural dedicated to brutally murdered Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska has been vandalized again, less than 14 days after the first attack on the mural.

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BREAKING: The Trump Administration secretly smuggled 6,000 Starlink satellite terminals into Iran in January after the Iranian government cut off internet in the country, per WSJ

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Washington teacher’s union CELEBRATES students walking out during school to protest ICE

Another ad for homeschooling!

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BREAKING: Gold prices fall -3.5% in 15 minutes and officially drop back below $5,000/oz

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Do not confuse the receipt with the rock.

A 3.5% drop in 15 minutes is not "price discovery"; it is a leverage flush in the paper casino.

The chart tracks the panic of the speculators, not the value of the metal.

Paper burns. Atoms wait.

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NEW - Ireland’s proposed new framework for the Defense Forces includes mandatory "gender, diversity and unconscious bias training," a new senior position of "Gender Advisor," and fast-track citizenship for foreign nationals

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BREAKING: Silver prices fall nearly -10% in 30 minutes and officially drop back below $76/oz

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In Melbourne Beach, Florida, a manatee seeking refuge from cold waters ended up in a perilous predicament, requiring a dramatic crane-assisted rescue from a storm drain.

Florida manatees, a subspecies of the West Indian manatee, possess minimal body fat and are highly susceptible to cold stress when water temperatures fall below 68°F (20°C). This condition impairs digestion and weakens their immune system, prompting them to seek warmer spots such as natural springs or power plant outflows, where they often gather in cozy groups known as "cuddle puddles." Unfortunately, this particular manatee—a juvenile male weighing around 410 pounds—followed what seemed like a promising warm current straight into a confined storm drain beneath a roadway, becoming firmly wedged in the concrete structure.

The discovery came during routine maintenance by city workers, sparking an urgent, multi-agency response involving the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), Brevard County Fire Rescue, University of Florida experts, and private towing services. Freeing the animal wasn't straightforward: crews had to cut through pavement and concrete to access the trap, then deploy a heavy-duty crane to carefully hoist the roughly 400+ pound creature vertically to safety after hours of coordinated effort that extended into the night.

Onlookers gathered to cheer as the manatee—nicknamed "Melby" by some responders—was lifted free. Local resident Enda Cormican praised the unpaid volunteers and teams who worked tirelessly, describing it as a true community effort.

The rescued manatee, found underweight with some wounds near its tail and flippers, was promptly transported to SeaWorld Orlando's rescue center for veterinary care and rehabilitation. Experts there remain hopeful for a full recovery.

This rescue underscores the growing challenges wildlife faces as human infrastructure expands into natural habitats. Storm drains and urban waterways, intended for runoff, can inadvertently become deadly dead-ends for cold-stressed animals like manatees, highlighting the need for continued awareness and conservation measures to protect these gentle giants.

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No internet? No cellular signal? No worries—stay connected with a revolutionary new app.

Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter (now X) and Block, has launched B&Tchat, a fully decentralized, peer-to-peer messaging platform that operates completely off-grid, without needing internet access, cellular service, phone numbers, emails, accounts, or central servers.

Currently available in beta via Apple's TestFlight (and with an Android version in development), B&Tchat leverages Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) mesh networking to enable direct device-to-device communication. Nearby phones automatically form ad-hoc networks, relaying encrypted messages hop-by-hop across multiple devices—extending range far beyond standard Bluetooth limits through a "store-and-forward" system where messages persist locally until delivered.

This design makes B&Tchat highly resilient: it shines in scenarios like internet blackouts, network shutdowns, remote wilderness areas, crowded events (e.g., concerts or protests), or even airplanes without Wi-Fi. All data stays on users' devices, with end-to-end encryption ensuring privacy and no central entity collecting information.

By turning everyday smartphones into a self-sustaining communication mesh, B&Tchat embodies a push toward user-controlled, censorship-resistant infrastructure—an off-grid alternative to apps like WhatsApp that keeps working precisely when traditional networks fail.

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>elect anti-cop progressive

>cops forced to stop work because anti-cop

>cops no longer doing 'save the hobos from the cold'

>no one saves the hobos from the cold

>???

>no more hobo problems

Incredible governance, Mr. Mayor.

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After nearly 70 years, physicists have directly observed the long-predicted “demon” particle—a massless, chargeless quasiparticle that could pave the way for revolutionary, near-zero-loss power transmission.

In 1956, theoretical physicist David Pines predicted the existence of this exotic entity: not a conventional particle, but a plasmon-like collective excitation of electrons that oscillates in a unique way. Unlike ordinary plasmons, Pines’ demon carries no net electric charge and zero effective mass, making it exceptionally difficult to detect with standard experimental methods.

Now, a research team at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has succeeded in spotting its signature inside the unconventional superconductor strontium ruthenate (Sr₂RuO₄). Using a highly sensitive inelastic electron-scattering technique, they identified the demon’s characteristic energy-momentum dispersion—distinct from other electronic modes in the material.

This discovery reshapes our understanding of superconductivity. Traditional explanations often rely on lattice vibrations (phonons) to mediate electron pairing and enable resistance-free current flow. Pines’ demon, however, demonstrates that purely electronic interactions—without involving the crystal lattice—can also drive pairing. Because electronic modes typically operate at much higher energy scales than phonons, the demon offers a promising pathway toward achieving superconductivity at far higher (potentially even room) temperatures.

If harnessed, such a mechanism could lead to practical room-temperature superconductors—an elusive “holy grail” of condensed-matter physics. These materials would allow electricity to travel through wires and cables with virtually no energy loss, dramatically improving the efficiency of power grids, enabling ultra-fast maglev trains, revolutionizing MRI machines and particle accelerators, and accelerating progress in quantum computing and fusion energy.

The observation of Pines’ demon marks a major milestone, turning a decades-old theoretical prediction into an experimentally verified phenomenon with profound implications for future energy technologies.

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