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Tech & Free Speech

Meta Rations AI Compute, Controls What Gets Built

Internal compute caps let corporate gatekeepers decide which AI tools thrive—and which get starved.

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World

Feds Throw $160M at China's Rare Earth Monopoly Decades Too Late

Taxpayers fund University of Missouri effort to onshore critical minerals—years late and billions short.

31m ago

Culture War

Meta Sued Over AI Purge of Workers on Medical Leave

The tech giant that lectures America on inclusion allegedly used AI to target workers who took legally protected medical leave.

51m ago

Border & Immigration

Maine Witness Confirms ICE Agent Warned Before Shooting; Press Buries It

Local witness corroborates DHS account—driver tried to run down agent after repeated warnings. Legacy media won't report it.

1h ago

Politics

American Scientist Youlin Chen Left in Chinese Prison as DC Cuts Beijing Deals

Youlin Chen has languished in a CCP cell without trial for nearly two years while Washington refuses to make his freedom a condition of doing business with Beijing.

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Crime & Justice

Judge Scolds Feds for Piling On Charges in Lil Durk Murder-for-Hire Case

Feds tacked on new gang charges a year in, then asked for a delay. The judge said no.

1h ago

Politics

Maine Dems Weaponize ICE Shooting to Distract From Senate Sex Scandal

After their Senate nominee quit over a sex assault allegation, Maine Dems pivot to attacking Collins over ICE.

2h ago

Media

Google Sued for Stealing Millions of Books to Train Gemini AI

Hachette, Elsevier, and author Scott Turow say Google scraped millions of copyrighted works without paying a dime—and then scrubbed the evidence.

2h ago

Media

Wisconsin Refers Musk for Prosecution Over Voter Giveaway Despite Court OK

State election cops refer Musk for prosecution over $1M voter checks, even after courts already cleared the payments.

2h ago

Education

USC Hides Nike Deal Terms While Small Businesses Collapse

University refuses to disclose apparel payout details as working families who pay tuition see their businesses fail.

3h ago

Economy

Buffett Yanks Billions From Gates Foundation Over Epstein Ties

Billionaires are fleeing the Epstein stench now, but the money trail proves they were happy to pal around with a convicted predator.

3h ago

World

EU Defends Discredited ICC as Trump Moves to Dismantle Court

European bureaucrats rally around a tribunal whose own chief prosecutor can't practice law at home — as Trump says enough.

3h ago

Border & Immigration

ICE Retreats: Vehicle Stops Halted After Two Fatal Shootings

Two bystanders dead in a week. ICE's answer: retreat, not accountability.

3h ago

Tech & Free Speech

New York Bans AI Datacenters, Kills Jobs and Cedes Tech to China

Hochul's year-long ban kills jobs, hands the AI edge to Beijing, and ignores the real threats to Americans: censorship and surveillance.

4h ago

Culture War

Disney-Backed FX Trailer Glorifies Teen Sex, Cocaine, Serial Murder

Ryan Murphy's FX production sells depravity as entertainment while its corporate backers lecture ordinary Americans on morality.

4h ago

Media

Parasite Outbreak Hits 30 States, FDA Clueless on Source

Thousands sickened by feces-tainted produce while federal regulators have zero answers.

4h ago

Politics

Court Extracts $5.6M From Trump as Carroll Payout Clears

A federal judge orders the release of Trump's deposited funds, while a separate $83M judgment still looms.

5h ago

Opinion

California Housing 'Fix': More Government for a Crisis Government Built

Sacramento promises cheaper homes while San Jose houses sell for $2,828 per square foot.

5h ago

Politics

Australia Destroys FBI Director Patel's Replica Pistol Gift Over Gun Hysteria

Australian police chief ordered Kash Patel's 3D replica pistol destroyed — while Canberra fast-tracks AI datacenter approvals for foreign investors.

5h ago

Politics

Graham's Death Stalls SAVE Act, Exposes Fragile GOP Coalition

The Senate Budget chair was the only path to reconciliation. Now the election integrity bill has no way forward.

6h ago

Opinion

Unelected Fed Nearly Hiked Rates as 6.5% Mortgages Crush Main Street

Unelected bankers were ready to hike rates and crush a generation of homebuyers—until a lucky inflation report stopped them.

6h ago

Economy

June Inflation Drop Is a Mirage: Iran Conflict Drives Prices Back Up

A brief ceasefire handed Washington a headline. The resuming conflict is already wiping out the relief.

7h ago

World

France Burns as Macron Parades Ukrainian Troops on Bastille Day

Macron's final Bastille Day showcases Ukrainian forces while wildfires force evacuations across France

7h ago

Politics

Supreme Court Wants Millions for Security; You're On Your Own

Justices Kagan and Barrett ask Congress for millions in security funding while the federal government leaves ordinary Americans to fend for themselves.

8h ago