Economy
Amazon to Sell AI Chips, Tightening Grip on Digital Economy
Amazon will sell its custom AI chips to outside firms, tightening its grip on the digital stack while regulators stand idle.
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Opinion
Brexit at 10: The Permanent Bureaucracy Won't Yield
A decade later, Britain's permanent bureaucracy proves a vote means nothing if you don't dismantle the establishment.
29m ago
World
Britain's PM Revolving Door Isn't Chaos — It's Voters Firing Failed Leaders
Elites mock the churn. The people call it accountability.
47m ago
Media
Tech Press Shills for Amazon During Prime Day
Yahoo, IGN, and Mashable push affiliate deal roundups as news—doing Amazon's work for free.
1h ago
Border
FIFA Priced Working Mexicans Out of Their Own World Cup
The globalist cartel that lectures on inclusion practices exclusion—and working people on both sides of the border pay the price.
1h ago
Top Stories
Culture War
UFC's Dana White on Pride Night: 'I Don't Give A Sh*t'
While MLB faces a DOJ probe over Pride Night uniforms, the UFC CEO says he runs a fight promotion, not a PR firm.
2h ago
Media
Kennedy Center Scrubs Trump's Name. Why Are You Still Paying?
The press obsesses over signage at a taxpayer-funded playground for coastal elites while the institution crumbles.
2h ago
Economy
Elites Declare Brexit a Failure by Their Favorite Metric: GDP
The same class predicting doom for America-first policies is using GDP to prove British voters got it wrong.
2h ago
Tech & Speech
Americans Pay to Escape Google: Free Market Beats Big Tech Surveillance
Paid search engines like Kagi prove Americans will pay to dodge Big Tech surveillance—and the free market is fixing what regulators won't.
3h ago
World
China Seizes Supercomputer Crown as Washington Prioritizes Everything But Winning
Beijing's LineShine dethrones America's El Capitan — the first Chinese system on top since 2017 — while U.S. leaders pour billions into foreign wars and DEI.
3h ago
Politics
Kennedy Heir Crushed In NY Primary, Voters Reject Dynasty
Jack Schlossberg's 10.8% finish in New York proves a famous last name can't buy a seat in Congress.
4h ago
Media
Iger Admits Disney Tried to Swallow Twitter, Apple, and Bond
The former CEO's exit interview reveals how close one mega-corporation came to controlling the platforms Americans use to speak and watch.
4h ago
Culture War
New York Primaries Expose Democrats' Civil War
Mamdani's socialist insurgents battle the establishment machine — and working Americans lose either way.
4h ago