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Canada Makes Bizarre US Trade Talk Demand: No More Memes
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney suggested Tuesday that President Donald Trump’s administration needs to “stop doing memes” and “throwing shade” towards America’s northern neighbor. Carney also emphasized that a “positive opportunity” has “always existed with the U.S. for a mutually beneficial trade deal that respects Canadian sovereignty,” CNBC reported. “When…
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It Cost One Man This Insane Amount To Legally Carry Gun Across US
In videos posted to social media, a Maryland firearms instructor revealed it cost thousands of dollars to obtain enough concealed carry permits to legally carry…
Trump Meets Oil Refiners As Gas Still Over $4 Amid Iran War
President Donald Trump met with oil refining executives at the White House on Tuesday to discuss gas prices, hours after American forces struck Iranian targets…
President Donald Trump’s Schedule for Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Schedule Summary: President Donald Trump will have executive time, hold a few policy meetings, meet with travel executives, tape an interview, and attend a Rose…
Russian Hackers Claim They Released Data Stolen From ATF In Cyberattack
A Russian cybergang published data it claimed to have stolen during an August cyberattack on the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). The…
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Opinion
Democrats Mask Their Climate Agenda — For Now
Faced with the general craziness stemming from voters’ decisions to nominate far-left radical DSA candidates to represent the party in congressional races in half a dozen states now, Democrats are…
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Opinion
New York Times’ David Pierson Analysis Is a Calendar of Meetings, Not a Verified Map of Global Power.
The piece in question is a same-day New York Times news analysis by David Pierson (Hong Kong), published Sept. 1, 2026, under the title “China and the U.S. Offer Competing…
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Opinion
New York Times You Gotta Change Your Evil Ways
As Dolly Parton might say: The New York Times goes through a great expense to make its product read like cheap tabloid journalism: The CotoBuzz Journal Watchtower Framework For Tabloid Journalism…
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Measles by New York Times Weasels: Fails Scientific Scrutiny
While the news article is not a scientific publication (paper, preprint, methods paper, or institutional surveillance report), we run it through the Generalized Watchtower Framework for Scientific publications, understanding that applied…
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Pentagon Will Own 35% Of Venezuela Oil Venture, White House Reveals
House Passes Gov’t Funding Bill That Does Nothing To Fix Debt Crisis
As California Burns Billions To Fail At High-Speed Rail, China Laid Enough Track To Circle America Three Times
Here Are The 20 Biggest Donors In The 2026 Midterm Election Cycle So Far
Trump’s White House Ballroom Scores Major Supreme Court Victory
Flash Flooding At Grand Canyon Knocks Out Only Water Line, Leaves 1 Dead And 15 Missing
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Opinion
The ‘Gaza Genocide’ Is a Hoax
In May 2025, Tom Fletcher, the United Nations under-secretary-general for humanitarian affairs, went on BBC Radio and told the audience…
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Arthurdale’s New Deal Experiment, and the Debate Over Socialism
ARTHURDALE, West Virginia — The road into this quiet Preston County community gives little warning that it was once the…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
Young Gambling Addict Blew Through $100k On Sports Gambling — But It Didn’t End There
A former college student who previously lost more than $100,000 gambling on sports turned to prediction markets after moving home to Utah, where betting was prohibited. A man identified only…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
Grooming Children for Entrepreneurship
Most conversations about raising entrepreneurial kids start in the wrong place. Adults jump straight to business ideas, lemonade stands, or social media side hustles, as if entrepreneurship is mainly about…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
A Savvy Shopper’s Secrets for Buying in Bulk: How to Tell a Bum Deal from a Real Steal
Buying in bulk is an article of faith in these cost-conscious times, and judging by the boom in discount warehouse paradises and mega-markets, the trend is showing no sign of…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
Cases Of Kids Accidentally Eating Their Parents’ Drugs Skyrocket
The number of kids unintentionally consuming recreational drugs has risen greatly over the last 25 years, according to a new study. The recreational drug ingestion rate per 100,000 U.S. children…
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Pentagon Will Own 35% Of Venezuela Oil Venture, White House Reveals
A Bank of America VP Stabbed To Death In Grisly Times Square Murder
Letitia James’ Many L’s: New York AG Suffers Another Major Courtroom Defeat – This Time At Hands Of Obama Judge
House Passes Gov’t Funding Bill That Does Nothing To Fix Debt Crisis
Iran Offers Trump An Off-Ramp As US, Tehran Trade Strikes
Burglar With Uzi Chose Wrong House To Raid. It Didn’t End Well For Him