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Invaders are attacking whole families of French people.
Mother and father who are both disabled are attacked alongside their son.
Bring back the guillotine.
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Mother and father who are both disabled are attacked alongside their son.
Bring back the guillotine.
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βItβs the midterms. Falsely accuse a bunch of white guys of rape.β
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France in total chaos as police retreat and crowds take over the streets.
The city has simply lost control.
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The city has simply lost control.
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Breaking News France: 7000 Soldiers are being deployed across France as HamasTerrorist supporters continue to cause chaos and the French authorities scramble to prevent further killings
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A former Nvidia advisor says a stock option mistake from 1993 may have cost him more than $1 BILLION.
His disputed 9,375 options would be worth roughly $1.01 BILLION today but Nvidia says the decades-old claim came too late.
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His disputed 9,375 options would be worth roughly $1.01 BILLION today but Nvidia says the decades-old claim came too late.
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JUST IN: Russia's Dmitry Medvedev says many countries, including in the Middle East are now considering acquiring nuclear weapons following US-Iran war
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I thought for sure this was the set up for a comparison to South Africa by a conservative author, but no he just came out and said that
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βThe West needs migrants because it needs labor.β
Not from outside the EU though.
Non-EU citizens aged 20β64 were employed at 65% across the EU in 2025, against 77% for nationals.
The gap is wider where the inflows were largest, like in Belgium, France, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
Other EU citizens work at the same rate as natives.
The shortfall is really with non-EU migration, and the taxpayer is covering the difference.
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Not from outside the EU though.
Non-EU citizens aged 20β64 were employed at 65% across the EU in 2025, against 77% for nationals.
The gap is wider where the inflows were largest, like in Belgium, France, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
Other EU citizens work at the same rate as natives.
The shortfall is really with non-EU migration, and the taxpayer is covering the difference.
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Guys have you seen my harness?
"sire, the besu fortress has 22 open prs"
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"sire, the besu fortress has 22 open prs"
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BREAKING: Lula projected to finish first in todayβs opening round of Brazilβs presidential election, with a runoff expected later this month.
66% chance.
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66% chance.
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Calm down, babadook. No one is going to be dating you again
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Oil flows in the Strait of Hormuz have sharply rebounded:
Persian Gulf crude oil exports surpassed 14 million barrels per day last week for the first time since the Iran War began on February 28th.
This marks an over +210% increase from the ~4.5 million barrels per day low seen in March.
As a result, the 4-week average is up to 14 million barrels per day, the highest level in 6 months.
Persian Gulf crude oil exports have now recovered to ~80% of their pre-war levels.
This comes as the US military has increasingly secured the Strait of Hormuz and established a two-way shipping corridor along the coast of Oman, allowing oil convoys to resume through the waterway.
Meanwhile, refined fuel shipments, including gasoline, diesel and jet fuel, remain at only around 50% of pre-war levels, as these products are more expensive to transport than crude oil and some refineries in the Persian Gulf that were damaged during the early stages of the war have also yet to fully resume operations.
Oil flows are coming back, but the fuel market is still under intense pressure.
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Persian Gulf crude oil exports surpassed 14 million barrels per day last week for the first time since the Iran War began on February 28th.
This marks an over +210% increase from the ~4.5 million barrels per day low seen in March.
As a result, the 4-week average is up to 14 million barrels per day, the highest level in 6 months.
Persian Gulf crude oil exports have now recovered to ~80% of their pre-war levels.
This comes as the US military has increasingly secured the Strait of Hormuz and established a two-way shipping corridor along the coast of Oman, allowing oil convoys to resume through the waterway.
Meanwhile, refined fuel shipments, including gasoline, diesel and jet fuel, remain at only around 50% of pre-war levels, as these products are more expensive to transport than crude oil and some refineries in the Persian Gulf that were damaged during the early stages of the war have also yet to fully resume operations.
Oil flows are coming back, but the fuel market is still under intense pressure.
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LATEST: Goldman Sachs chief economist Jan Hatzius says markets are pricing too many Fed hikes.
Goldman now expects the next move in December, but says even that could be skipped if inflation stays soft.
Short-term yields may have more room to fall, while long-end rates could stay elevated.
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Goldman now expects the next move in December, but says even that could be skipped if inflation stays soft.
Short-term yields may have more room to fall, while long-end rates could stay elevated.
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