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False prophet: Did Pete Hegseth really quote a fake Bible verse from Tarantino’s 'Pulp Fiction'?

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth mistakenly presented the made-up scripture as genuine Bible verse - and he's being trolled for quoting the gospel of Quentin Tarantino.

Euronews

A world going broke: IMF says America's $39 trillion national debt is actually a global problem—and AI may be the only rescue

Global public debt is barreling toward 100% of world GDP, the fund warned Wednesday. Governments everywhere are spending money they don’t have.

Fortune

‘Surrender!’: Cops swarm D4vd’s home to arrest him for murder of teen girl, ‘probable cause’ for the crime found

Took them long enough!

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RFK Jr. Hearing Video Goes Viral – Secretary Struggles to Turn Page as Hands Shake in Tense Testimony

A video of RFK Jr. struggling with notes during a congressional hearing has gone viral, sparking speculation about his health. No official explanation has been provided for his visible shaking.

International Business Times UK

ICE went on a hiring spree. Sterling credentials were not required, AP investigation finds

Some new U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers started working before passing background checks and had problems in their past

The Independent UK

Media coverage of violence against women reaches ‘dismal’ low, report finds

Analysis finds stories citing terms of misogynistic abuse fell to 1.3% of global online news in 2025

The Guardian - UK

Gallipoli has 4 lessons for the Strait of Hormuz crisis

The Iran war reminds us small strategic moves can mushroom into expanding military commitments. The United States decided to blockade Iranian ports by controlling access to and from the vital Strait of Hormuz, as a response to Iran’s asserting control over it – which it had long threatened to do…

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Comprehensive Care in New York: How PACE Helps Seniors With Medical, Prescription, and Transit Needs

For many seniors, managing healthcare feels like juggling too many moving parts at once. Doctor visits, prescriptions, transportation, and daily care needs can quickly become...

Saving Advice

SCOTUS justices air disputes in rare public rifts

Recent remarks have offered a rare public display of the deep ideological divides within the most secretive branch of the U.S. government.

Axios

Property Taxes Are Quietly Pushing Women Out of These States—What to Know

Rising property taxes are becoming more than just a line item on a homeowner’s bill—they’re quietly reshaping where people, especially women, choose to live. Over the past few years, shifting migration patterns across the United States have revealed a clear trend: people are leaving high-tax states in search of affordability…

Budget and the Bees

Senior Cost Surge: Transportation Expenses Are Quietly Increasing Adult Day Program Costs

If you’ve noticed adult day care costs creeping up lately, there’s a hidden reason many families are missing—transportation. While most people focus on staffing or...

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California Guaranteed Income Pilots: Some Counties Now Include Low‑Income Seniors in Monthly Support Programs

California is quietly testing a financial idea that could reshape how older adults survive rising living costs—and many seniors don’t even realize they may qualify....

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The Hidden Legal Risk Women Face After Divorce That No One Talks About

Divorce is often framed as a fresh start, but for many women, it comes with unexpected legal complications that can linger long after the paperwork is signed. While custody battles and asset division get most of the attention, a quieter issue tends to slip through the cracks. This overlooked challenge…

Budget and the Bees

75% of Women Are Skipping Healthcare in 2026—What This Means for Your Health

The rising trend of women skipping healthcare in 2026 is more than just a statistic—it’s a growing public health concern with real-life consequences. Recent surveys suggest that nearly three out of four women have delayed or avoided medical care this year, often due to rising costs, time constraints, or uncertainty…

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International Business Times UK

'Victims Or Whatever': Trump Spreads Epstein Files Lies While DOJ Faces Backlash From Traumatised Women

Donald Trump's dismissive remarks about Epstein survivors have sparked outrage, as survivors demand accountability and criticize the administration's handling of the case.

Latin Times

Foreign Policy Experts Give Kushner and Witkoff 'An F in Diplomacy' as Iran Talks Face Scrutiny

Scrutiny has intensified with major sticking points unresolved, including the duration of limits on uranium enrichment and the handling of existing stockpiles

TechRadar

The war in Iran is reaching cyberspace - here’s how to prepare

If companies aren’t already putting their teams in simulated cyber warfare environments, they’re not ready.

Kiplinger

How Alaska Became the Only State With No Medicare Advantage

While the Lower 48 shift to private plans, Alaska is proving that original Medicare can still deliver high-quality care at the edge of the world.

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April SSI Payment Update How the $994 Check Is Shaping Household Budgets

The Supplemental Security Income program provides vital financial support for older adults and individuals living with disabilities. In 2026, the federal government implemented a 2.8 percent cost-of-living adjustment. This increase pushed the maximum monthly payment for an individual to $994. Couples who meet the strict eligibility requirements can receive up…

Reason

'The Rich Don't Pay Their Fair Share' and 4 Other Tax Myths That Won't Die

The United States has the most progressive income-tax system in the developed world.

International Business Times UK

Why Are Protesters Throwing Sex Toys at ICE Agents? Inside 'Operation Dildo Blitz'

Anti-immigration protests in the US have turned provocative, with demonstrators using sex toys to mock federal agents and criticise ICE enforcement under Trump's administration.

Reason

In Poisoned Ivies, Stefanik Sees Censorship as a Cure for 'Anti-Americanism'

What is a greater rejection of America's founding ideals than an overreaching government trampling the First Amendment?

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‘Does your wife suspect anything?’: Disturbing website instructs men to drug and sexually assault their wives, proves humanity is a lost cause

The motherless website is a haven for depraved and sick individuals.

RideApart

Kansas Is Protecting Race Tracks From Idiotic HOAs and Nosey Karens

The world is shrinking as more homes are built around the U.S. in places where they once weren't. And attacks on local racetracks from HOAs and Karens complaining about noise has become common. Kansas of all places, however, is fighting back.

International Business Times UK

Donald Trump's Bizarre Explanation for AI 'Jesus' Meme Backfires as Expert Warns of a 'Roaring Bonfire'

Donald Trump's attempt to recast an AI-generated 'Jesus' meme as a harmless doctor image has deepened scrutiny of his judgement and exposed the volatile mix of politics, religion and synthetic media.

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