JUST IN: Mexican President Sheinbaum says she sees "no issue" with hosting Iran's World Cup team
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Video footage filmed by a U.S. Servicemember shows the launch of several tactical ballistic missiles from M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS) against targets in Iran during the recent round of hostilities, with the launches likely originating from from a site in Bahrain, Kuwait, or Qatar
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NOW: after major clashes, Anti-ICE Protesters are barricading the entrance and exit of Delaney Hall Detention Center in Newark NJ
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Newark, N.J. (May 25) β Antifa and far-left rioters are stealing debris and concrete chunks from the neighborhood to build a street blockade outside the Delaney Hall Detention Center. Video by elaadeliahu:
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BREAKING: The United States has carried out "SELF-DEFENSE STRIKES" in Bandar Abbas, Iran, per US Central Command
The strikes targeted missile launch strikes and fast boars attempting to lay mines, CENTCOM said
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The strikes targeted missile launch strikes and fast boars attempting to lay mines, CENTCOM said
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Tens of thousands of American flags cover Boston Common for Memorial Day weekend, honoring the sacrifices of the men and women who gave their lives for the freedoms Americans enjoy today
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>no crippling student debt
>safe from AI for now
Trade school resurgence when
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>safe from AI for now
Trade school resurgence when
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Two black men have been arrested in the New Orleans area for allegedly targeting a man on Grindr for a violent robbery, kidnapping and extortion.
Slidell Police arrested Emyni Hall, 20, and Griffin Batiste, 24. Police believe there are more gay victims who have not yet come forward.
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Slidell Police arrested Emyni Hall, 20, and Griffin Batiste, 24. Police believe there are more gay victims who have not yet come forward.
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Screws are beginning to appear in gas pump nozzle holders at American gas stations, and one man was caught on video installing one as concerns grow that thieves and fraudulent stations are using them to siphon money from customers
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Billionaires rarely support socialism the way the SSRI green hairs, third worldists, and downwardly mobile trust fund kids do.
They champion the socialist-adjacent state of big government, heavy regulation, and equity rhetoric, because it serves as a powerful tool for entrenching their dominance and keeping them firmly in control.
Complex regulations create protective moats that crush smaller competitors unable to afford armies of lobbyists and compliance teams, while crony bailouts, subsidies, and βtoo big to failβ protections deliver socialism for the rich at taxpayer expense.
They are happy to publicly support high taxes on βthe richβ for several strategic reasons:
(1) it signals virtue and buys public goodwill and political protection in an era of populist resentment
(2)the tax codeβs complexity allows them to exploit loopholes, deductions, offshore structures, and charitable foundations they control, shielding most of their wealth while the burden falls hardest on aspiring entrepreneurs and productive middle-class earners who lack such resources
(3) higher marginal rates reduce the formation of new competitive capital, making it far more difficult for upstarts to challenge their market positions
Through political alliances, they secure favorable laws, tariffs, and contracts, all while preaching compassion to distract attention from themselves as the primary beneficiaries of centralized power.
As Rand illustrated in Atlas Shrugged, this isnβt a battle between capitalism and socialism, but between producers and looters who rig the system.
True free markets threaten their empires built on political favors. Crony socialism, by contrast, lets them retain the gains while socializing the costs.
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They champion the socialist-adjacent state of big government, heavy regulation, and equity rhetoric, because it serves as a powerful tool for entrenching their dominance and keeping them firmly in control.
Complex regulations create protective moats that crush smaller competitors unable to afford armies of lobbyists and compliance teams, while crony bailouts, subsidies, and βtoo big to failβ protections deliver socialism for the rich at taxpayer expense.
They are happy to publicly support high taxes on βthe richβ for several strategic reasons:
(1) it signals virtue and buys public goodwill and political protection in an era of populist resentment
(2)the tax codeβs complexity allows them to exploit loopholes, deductions, offshore structures, and charitable foundations they control, shielding most of their wealth while the burden falls hardest on aspiring entrepreneurs and productive middle-class earners who lack such resources
(3) higher marginal rates reduce the formation of new competitive capital, making it far more difficult for upstarts to challenge their market positions
Through political alliances, they secure favorable laws, tariffs, and contracts, all while preaching compassion to distract attention from themselves as the primary beneficiaries of centralized power.
As Rand illustrated in Atlas Shrugged, this isnβt a battle between capitalism and socialism, but between producers and looters who rig the system.
True free markets threaten their empires built on political favors. Crony socialism, by contrast, lets them retain the gains while socializing the costs.
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One in three victims of Domestic Violence in Australia are male. Yet the government completely ignores this and doesnβt provide any support services for abused men.
In this rare segment, Ray Martin investigates Aussie men who have been abused by their female partners.
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In this rare segment, Ray Martin investigates Aussie men who have been abused by their female partners.
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Make families great again.
(cats and plants donβt count)
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(cats and plants donβt count)
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This is both a good thing and a bad thing, depending on your age and who you support
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She is one of the bus people.
She learned about flying on Spirit Airlines and thought this was normal behavior on other airlines also.
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She learned about flying on Spirit Airlines and thought this was normal behavior on other airlines also.
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What began inside a small Phoenix bungalow in 1931 would become one of Americaβs most infamous true crime cases.
Winnie Ruth Judd was a 26-year-old medical secretary living in Phoenix when tensions between her and two women she knewβAgnes Anne LeRoi and Hedvig βSammyβ Samuelsonβspiraled into violence. What exactly happened inside the house remains heavily debated to this day. Judd later claimed self-defense. Others believed the killings were deliberate. The truth became buried beneath conflicting stories, fear, and sensational headlines.
But it was the aftermath that shocked the nation.
In a desperate attempt to escape what had happened, Judd placed the victimsβ bodies into trunks and luggage before boarding a train bound for Los Angeles. For a brief moment, it may have seemed possible to outrun the crime itself.
Then the journey changed everything.
Passengers and railway workers reportedly noticed something disturbing coming from the baggage. Suspicion spread quickly. By the time authorities investigated, the horrifying discovery inside the trunks transformed the case into front-page news across America.
The media seized on every detail. Newspapers turned the story into national obsession, giving Judd the chilling nickname βThe Trunk Murderess.β Public fascination explodedβnot only because of the crime, but because of the strange, almost surreal imagery surrounding it: train compartments, locked trunks, and a woman trying to disappear before the truth caught up with her.
After her arrest, Juddβs statements shifted repeatedly. She was eventually convicted, declared insane, and confined to the Arizona State Hospital, where she later escaped multiple times, each incident deepening the mythology surrounding the case.
Decades later, after her release in 1971, she quietly lived under another identity in California until her death in 1998 at age 93.
Yet the story never fully faded from public memory.
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Winnie Ruth Judd was a 26-year-old medical secretary living in Phoenix when tensions between her and two women she knewβAgnes Anne LeRoi and Hedvig βSammyβ Samuelsonβspiraled into violence. What exactly happened inside the house remains heavily debated to this day. Judd later claimed self-defense. Others believed the killings were deliberate. The truth became buried beneath conflicting stories, fear, and sensational headlines.
But it was the aftermath that shocked the nation.
In a desperate attempt to escape what had happened, Judd placed the victimsβ bodies into trunks and luggage before boarding a train bound for Los Angeles. For a brief moment, it may have seemed possible to outrun the crime itself.
Then the journey changed everything.
Passengers and railway workers reportedly noticed something disturbing coming from the baggage. Suspicion spread quickly. By the time authorities investigated, the horrifying discovery inside the trunks transformed the case into front-page news across America.
The media seized on every detail. Newspapers turned the story into national obsession, giving Judd the chilling nickname βThe Trunk Murderess.β Public fascination explodedβnot only because of the crime, but because of the strange, almost surreal imagery surrounding it: train compartments, locked trunks, and a woman trying to disappear before the truth caught up with her.
After her arrest, Juddβs statements shifted repeatedly. She was eventually convicted, declared insane, and confined to the Arizona State Hospital, where she later escaped multiple times, each incident deepening the mythology surrounding the case.
Decades later, after her release in 1971, she quietly lived under another identity in California until her death in 1998 at age 93.
Yet the story never fully faded from public memory.
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