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Politics | Debunking Lies
Judea & Samaria: The "Settler Violence" Lie
Here we go again, another recycled media lie, another blood libel against proud Jews who dare to defend their homes. The truth is simple: there would be no n...
Politics | Politics
Muslim Brotherhood's 50-Year Stealth Invasion Now Exposed
A new report from the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP) makes some u
News | Interesting Stories
Kathy Ireland embarks on career as commercial fisherman
Supermodel and businesswoman Kathy Ireland obtains commercial fishing license to work as crew member on husband Greg Olsen's vessel while maintaining her global lifestyle brand.
News | Interesting Stories
Israel hits Hamas 'terrorist targets' in Gaza in latest ceasefire violation
The Israel Defense Forces struck Hamas "terrorist targets" in Gaza on Wednesday following the latest ceasefire violation threatening Israeli troops.
Science & Technology | Apps I've Written
Test scores drop nationwide as technology advances in the classroom
SDSU psychology professor Jean Twenge joins 'America's Reports' to discuss dropping test scores nationwide amid technological advancements such as school-issued laptops, and the drawbacks they bring.
Health & Fitness | Health
Scientists discover way to melt protein clusters before Alzheimer's starts
Scientists at Tokyo Metropolitan University discovered a way to dissolve early tau protein clusters that trigger Alzheimer's disease, potentially preventing the condition.
Politics | Hamas, Gaza & The Palestinian Authority
You can chant "peace" all you want, but Hamas won’t disarm
There’s a superstition in Western diplomacy: say the word “peace” enough times, and it will magically appear—like Beetlejuice. Repeat it in press releases, tuck it into UN resolutions, print it in headlines, and somehow, political physics will bend itself into reality. Speak of a “peace agreement,” insist one exists, and hope the incantation alone makes it true.
Politics | Opinion
Farewell to the Abraham Accords
MBS’s White House visit marked a return to normalcy in the Middle East, and a U.S. pivot toward China
Politics | Campus Watch
Muslim group CAIR cutting $1,000 checks for anti-Israel agitators who have been disciplined by colleges
A controversial Muslim nonprofit used cash from its donors to reward agitators who set up anti-Israel encampments at US colleges, according to a bombshell new report.
Politics | Politics
Freedom Caucus Calls for Removing Dem Stacey Plaskett From Intel Committee for Being 'Actively Coached' by Jeffrey Epstein
The House Freedom Caucus has introduced a resolution to remove U.S. Virgin Islands Delegate Stacey Plaskett (D) from the Intelligence Committee for being "actively coached" by the late billionaire accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein during a 2019 heari
News | News
US Congress approves release of Epstein files, putting matter before Trump
The White House was caught off-guard by how quickly the measure passed through Congress, having expected it to take longer in the Senate, according to two people with direct knowledge of the matter.
Health & Fitness | Health
RFK Jr. Says Government Going to Figure Out What’s Causing Food Allergies | The Epoch Times
One cause may be aluminum in vaccines, the health secretary said.
News | Interesting Stories
Dogs shoot owner, start house fire in Pennsylvania and North Carolina
A Pennsylvania dog shot its owner with a shotgun and a North Carolina dog started a house fire, raising questions about strict liability laws for canine-caused injuries.
Science & Technology | Tech News
Roku Just Released A Huge TV Update - Here's What Changed
Roku OS 15 is starting to roll out widely, and some of the biggest changes include upgrades to discoverability and improved HDR10+ and Dolby Vision passthrough.
History | HISTORY
Why Many US WW2 Planes Used In Battle Were Left Shiny, Silver & Unpainted
If you've ever noticed the aluminum look of some planes from World War II, here's the reason.
Science & Technology | Social Media
Twitter Co-Founder brings back a decade-old platform that bans AI content entirely
Vine Revival: Jack Dorsey has reintroduced Vine as diVine, a platform that rejects AI-generated content, emphasizing human creativity and archived videos from Vine's original creators. Discover how diVine aims to reshape social media by prioritizing authe
News | News
Will Los Angeles Be the Latest City to Elect a Democratic Socialist Mayor? Karen Bass Gets a Challenger
Los Angeles faces a pivotal mayoral challenge as Rae Huang runs against incumbent Karen Bass.
News | Interesting Stories
Amid talk of its disarmament, Hamas said stockpiling advanced arms abroad | The Times of Israel
Amid growing talk that the United States may forgo the demand for the disarmament of Hamas for now, the Kan public broadcaster reports that the Palestinian terror group has begun amassing advanced weapons abroad, in hopes of smuggling them in the future.
Politics | Politics
Thank LSU for Protecting Free Speech and the Students Supporting Israel Club!
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Politics | Politics
Thank the U of Houston for Refusing to Negotiate with SJP!
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Politics | Politics
Thank Trinity College for Keeping Justice in Palestine OUT of Classrooms!
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Politics | Politics
Acknowledgement of Removal of Harmful SEL Content and Request for Action
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Politics | Politics
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Tel Aviv Univ.: Leading Causes of Mass Mortality Events in Sea Urchins are Pathogens, Storms, and Extreme Temperatures
Tel Aviv Univ.: Leading Causes of Mass Mortality Events in Sea Urchins are Pathogens, Storms, and Extreme Temperatures Meta-Analysis of All Scientific Literature in the Field Finds: The Leading Causes of Mass Mortality Events in Sea Urchins are Pathogens,
