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Random Musing: Why a gunman at the White House Correspondents' Dinner epitomises American idiosyncrasy

Jean Paul-Sartre once said: Freedom is what you do with what’s been done to you, and America – with its freedom from Britain and other colonial powers – develop its own peculiarities, one of which is the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, a night where the press and the White House…

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Yankee Blue UFO Hoax Exposed by Sean Kirkpatrick as Secret Air Force Cadet Programme Sparks Misled Alien Claims

A Pentagon investigation reveals 'Yankee Blue,' an Air Force ritual that misled cadets into believing they were part of a UFO program, fueling decades of alien myths.

International Business Times UK

UFO War Ignites As Tim Gallaudet Accused Of Conspiracy Bias And Backing Fringe Alien Tech Claims

The UAP debate escalates as Gallaudet accuses Kirkpatrick of disinformation, sparking a UFO war. The clash highlights issues of credibility and transparency in UAP investigations

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Do you prefer to pay income taxes or sales taxes? Missouri voters will get to choose

Do you prefer to pay income taxes or sales taxes

The Independent UK

'The attacker completed in under five minutes': Experts warn of North Korea-linked campaign using fake Zoom meetings to target crypto execs

Highly sophisticated scam will leave you questioning what's real while hackers steal your crypto.

TechRadar

Under US law, Trump faces an impending deadline to end the Iran war. What happens if he ignores it?

US President Donald Trump is quickly approaching a deadline to wrap up his war against Iran – or he’ll be in breach of US law.

The Conversation

Six AI data centers proposed for a small town of 7,000, equal to 51 Walmart Supercenters in 17 square mile area — four out of the seven town council members have resigned from their positions as town fights back

The residents of Archbald, Pennsylvania have started pushing back against the six planned data centers in the town, which will take up about 14% of its land area.

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Decades-old pre-Stuxnet cyber sabotage tool breaks cover, NSA listed it as 'nothing to see here' — fast16 targeted nuclear reactors, dam design, and other high-precision civil engineering software years before Stuxnet broke cover

Security researchers have uncovered a cyber-sabotage platform that targeted software used for major civil engineering projects and predates Stuxnet by at least half a decade.

Tom’s Hardware

Trump admin revives COVID origins debate with indictment

The indictment could make the pandemic response a GOP talking point ahead of the midterms.

Axios

The $39 trillion national debt just got its own version of the viral Doomsday essay

Centrist political group No Labels is using science fiction to sound the alarm: "Neither party has any credibility on the debt or deficit right now."

Fortune

Silent operations to nuclear balance: The secret spy networks that quietly shaped the Cold War

The Cold War was shaped not just by leaders and weapons, but by vast intelligence networks that gathered and shared crucial information. From spies and defectors to surveillance technology and allied cooperation, these systems reduced uncertainty, influenced key decisions and helped prevent nuclear escalation, quietly steering the conflict through knowledge…

The Times of India

Missing This Spousal Benefit Rule Is One of the Top Reasons Retirees Lose Monthly Social Security Income

Retirement planning often feels straightforward until small details create big financial consequences. One of the most overlooked issues involves Social Security spousal benefits, which can significantly impact monthly income if misunderstood. Many retirees assume they automatically receive the highest possible benefit, but that’s not always the case. A single misstep—like…

Budget and the Bees

Retirement 2026: The 10 States Where $1 Million Lasts 5–7 Years Longer

If you’ve built up a $1 million nest egg, you might assume you’re set for retirement—but where you live could dramatically change that reality. In...

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Massive May Day Economic Blackout Could Cripple US Cities as Protesters Aim to Bring Daily Life to a Standstill

On May 1, 2026, a coalition of over 200 organizations will lead a nationwide economic shutdown in the U.S., demanding wealth taxation, ICE operation halts, and election integrity.

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Secret Service detains gunman Cole Allen. But the real debate is whether the shooting was all a set-up to spike Trump’s dwindling poll numbers

The Secret Service just detained a gunman named Cole Allen after shots were fired at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday, April 25, 2026. But within hours, the real story online wasn’t about the arrest — it was whether the whole thing was a setup to give a struggling…

TechRadar

Quantum can wait: Why CISOs should focus on today’s preventable cyber risks

The criminals of today are still exploiting basic security failures.

The Guardian - UK

Chlorinated chicken with a side of safety warnings

Letters: Erik Millstone and Tim Lang look at the evidence. Plus a letter from a woman who had campylobacter while pregnant

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Speech Delay Concerns: Why Pediatric Referrals Are Climbing Nationwide

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International Business Times UK

FBI Says No Proof of Link in Cases of Missing And Dead Scientists While NASA Says There Is No Threat

The FBI and NASA dismiss conspiracy theories linking missing and deceased US scientists, citing no evidence of coordinated targeting.

The Times of India

The red string and the widow: The mystery of the missing scientists in US

There is a running joke on the internet: Never get on the same flight as someone making a breakthrough in cancer research. Your flight is bound to crash under unfortunate circumstances.

International Business Times UK

Who is Melissa Isaak? Trump's Newly Appointed Immigration Judge Who's Called Women 'Warm, Wet Hole'

The Melissa Isaak immigration judge controversy has ignited a fierce debate over judicial standards and federal vetting processes.

The Conversation

Will attendance-based grading improve school absenteeism?

School absenteeism is a major concern across Canada — and beyond.

International Business Times UK

'Unconventional' DOJ Filing Claims National Trust is 'Fake' and Has 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' in Move to Dissolve Ballroom Injunction

The DOJ filed a motion against the National Trust for Historic Preservation, using unconventional language and citing national security concerns following a White House event shooting.

International Business Times UK

Police Surveillance Abuse Exposed as Officers Face Allegations of Using Licence Plate Data to Stalk Exes, Strangers

Police officers in the U.S. have been abusing license plate readers to track romantic interests, prompting legal challenges against warrantless surveillance databases.

International Business Times UK

Pentagon Report Debunks UFO Claims as Navy's Tim Gallaudet Calls Ex-Chief Sean Kirkpatrick a 'Liar'

A Pentagon report dismissing UFO claims has sparked a public row, with retired Navy figure Tim Gallaudet accusing officials of disinformation, intensifying the debate over extraterrestrial evidence.

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