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IDF spokesman argues murdered one-year-old Lebanese baby probably terrorist, had it coming either way

You'd think the IDF could at least come up with a new excuse for killing kids.

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'Biggest Scam Ever': Chinese Expert Professor Jiang Drops Shock Theory That Bitcoin was Created by US Intelligence

Chinese commentator Jiang Xueqin claims Bitcoin was created by US intelligence, sparking debate. His theory, shared in viral lectures, suggests Bitcoin is a state-sponsored surveillance tool

International Business Times UK

These Americans are refusing to pay their taxes in protest of the Trump administration

From a Brooklyn freelancer who hasn’t paid federal taxes since the Vietnam War to a new mom horrified by the Iran war, tax resisters say they’d rather face IRS consequences than fund policies they oppose.

Fortune

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The new National Defence Strategy feels written for a bygone era – and ignores the elephant in the room

Sometimes new government strategies really aren’t newsworthy. The 2026 National Defence Strategy (NDS) is like that.

The Conversation

Human Trafficking in Plain Sight: What Dr. James Frizzell and Others Are Learning to Identify

Human trafficking affects millions worldwide, often hiding in plain sight. Medical professionals such as Dr. James Frizzell are in a unique position to notice signs others might miss.

Medical Daily

Could more cattle cause record beef prices to drop? Ranchers say it's not that simple

It’s never been so expensive for Americans to buy a steak or hamburger, but cutting those costs requires ranchers to raise more cattle, and that’s not an easy ask

The Independent UK

'If these centers aren’t thoughtfully planned and coordinated, they can place extraordinary demands on electric infrastructure, the surrounding environment and host communities': Maine becomes first US state to pass data centre construction ban

Maine has issued a temporary moratorium on data centers requiring more than 20MW of power until November 1, 2027.

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Funeral Costs Are Up 11%: The Little‑Known Benefits Seniors Can Still Claim to Reduce Final Expenses

Planning for end-of-life expenses isn’t something most people want to think about, but avoiding it can leave families facing thousands of dollars in unexpected costs....

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Trump Gives Supporters a Fake Job Title — Then Asks Them for More Cash

Trump's fundraising employs fake promotions and intimidation tactics to secure donations, raising ethical concerns. Strategies include fabricated job titles and threats of deportation to pressure supporters.

International Business Times UK

Trump Shades Obama by Sharing Self-Soothing Meme on Social Media Months After Racist Post

Donald Trump reignites his feud with Barack Obama by sharing a meme on Truth Social, mocking Obama's past comments about Trump's presidency.

International Business Times UK

Aging Experts Warn: 4 Overlooked Signs of Declining Health You Shouldn’t Ignore

Aging doesn’t usually come with flashing warning lights—it creeps in quietly through small, easy-to-dismiss changes. The problem is that many of these subtle shifts are...

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AI could mean the end of the Wayback Machine, as news websites are increasingly blocking it to prevent content scraping

This isn't the first time the Wayback Machine has faced what could be deemed an existential threat.

TechRadar

1 in 3 Women Face Violence — 6 Self-Defense Tips That Could Save Your Life

Violence against women remains a global crisis, with studies showing that 1 in 3 women will experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime. That statistic isn’t just a number—it represents real people navigating everyday situations, from walking to their car at night to interacting with strangers in public. While…

Budget and the Bees

5 Hidden Medicare Costs That Can Reduce Your Monthly Budget

Medicare feels like a financial lifeline when retirement finally arrives, but the real story often looks a lot more complicated once the bills start rolling in. Plenty of people expect healthcare costs to shrink once they enroll, only to realize their monthly budget still takes a steady hit from expenses…

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Financial Abuse Can Be Subtle — 5 Signs You Should Never Ignore

Financial abuse doesn’t always look like empty bank accounts or obvious control. In many relationships, it starts quietly—small restrictions, subtle guilt, or decisions made “for your own good.” Over time, these behaviors can erode independence and leave someone feeling trapped without even realizing why. According to financial counselors and relationship…

International Business Times UK

Investigative Reporter Claims Nancy Guthrie Case Is an 'Inside Job' Despite Sheriff Nanos Clearing the Family

The disappearance of Nancy Guthrie has sparked debate, with investigator Jonathan Lee Riches suggesting an 'inside job,' despite Sheriff Nanos clearing the family of involvement.

The Mary Sue

Trump-loyalist Vance sees no problem in telling the Pope to ‘stick to matters of morality’ while he continues to promote his own book on Catholicism

Vice President J.D. Vance just drew a hard line between the Vatican and the White House, telling Pope Leo XIV to “stick to matters of morality” and leave American public policy to the president. The clash comes after the first American pope publicly criticized the administration’s stance on Iran and…

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JD Vance warns the Pope not to cross the line on war and then crosses every line by lecturing on faith

JD Vance wants Pope Leo XIV to follow his example.

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Nearly Half of Women Struggle With Healthcare Costs — Here’s Why Many Delay Care

For millions of women across the United States, managing healthcare costs is becoming an increasingly difficult balancing act. Recent data shows that nearly half of women report delaying or skipping medical care due to financial concerns. Whether it’s a routine checkup, prescription refill, or specialist visit, rising expenses force many…

The Conversation

Iran’s military forces combine state-of-the-art drones and hackers with out-of-date conventional weapons

Six weeks of U.S. and Israeli bombardment have served to degrade Iran’s nuclear facilities and cripple parts of its military.

Fortune

Over 296,000 happy users last year, 0 this year: How big tax prep crushed the IRS’s free filing tool

Kids Ain't Cheap

Texas Schools Update: Special Education Services Expand as Diagnoses Increase

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Latin Times

States Adjust Custody Laws to Address Children at Risk After Immigration Detentions

States including New Jersey, California and Nevada have passed or are considering legislation that would allow designated guardians to assume temporary parental rights in cases involving immigration enforcement.

Kiplinger

A Crisis That's Too Big to Ignore: Financial Illiteracy Puts Our Nation at Risk

With millions of people dealing with financial strain, it's long past time for schools to be teaching our students how to manage money.

Kiplinger

What's the Best Age to Take Social Security? 3 Questions Advisers Should Ask

The Social Security decision should reflect how clients want to spend, withdraw from wealth and experience retirement. Here's how advisers can find that out.

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