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To Our Establishment Friends in the Democratic Party | Bernie Sanders
30 April 2025 @ 12:27 am
@Peoples-Economy: Wow. Just watched this and... Bernie's still out here doing the work most politicians only talk about. Eleven states in eight weeks? Rallies packed with regular peoplenot just...
Louis Theroux: The Settlers
29 April 2025 @ 11:04 pm
Fourteen years after his first visit and 2011 film The Ultra Zionists, Louis Theroux meets some of the growing community of religious-nationalist Israelis who have settled in the West Bank.Louis...
Instagram SUSPENDED Me Over Gaza - Censorship Spirals Out Of Control
29 April 2025 @ 10:19 pm
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The Video Netanyahu Doesn't Want You To See
29 April 2025 @ 10:15 pm
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Bernie UNLEASHES On MAGA-Loving Fake Democrat | The Kyle Kulinski Show
29 April 2025 @ 8:24 am
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Universal Basic Income: Answering the Common Objections
27 April 2025 @ 11:56 pm
Whenever the idea of a Universal Basic Income (UBI) comes up, certain objections are raised almost immediately. These concerns deserve real answers, not soundbites. I get it - the stakes are high...
Why We Need a Workers' Bill of Rights in the Age of Automation
27 April 2025 @ 8:19 am
Theres a basic question hanging over the future of work that almost no one in power is asking out loud:Who will own the gains of automation and AI?Will it be the hedge funds, billionaires, and...
Stop Blaming Immigrants. Start Blaming the Real Criminals.
26 April 2025 @ 11:04 am
Let's get something clear right off the bat: undocumented immigrants commit less crime than U.S. citizens. This isn't speculation. It's not "just one study." It's the consistent finding of...
America Is OCCUPIED — Here’s the Proof!
26 April 2025 @ 5:22 am
In this segment of 51-49, James breaks down how a Jewish Congressman was ousted from a safe blue district not by voters, but by a $3 million cash dump from the pro-Israel lobby. What looks like a...
Planting Trees Won't Save the Planet. Protecting Forests Will.
26 April 2025 @ 3:11 am
What happens when a study goes viral? After the trillion tree campaign captured the internet's imagination, YouTube sensation, MrBeast, raised 20 million dollars to plant 20 million trees. But did...
ABC News' Day 100 interview with President Donald Trump went off the rails after reporter Terry Moran refused to accept Trump's false assertion that an altered photo was real.Trump and Moran were discussing the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia — the Maryland resident who the administration admitted was deported by mistake — when Trump brought up the photoshopped image of Abrego Garcia's knuckles that made it look as if Abrego Garcia was publicly affiliating with the MS-13 gang."He said he wasn't a member of a gang, and then you look on his knuckles, they said 'MS-13' — wait a minute — he had 'MS-13' 
President Donald Trump's ongoing trade war with China is apparently the source of panic from officials in his administration, and one journalist has described that tension in "private conversations" with some of her sources.During a Tuesday night interview with CNN host Anderson Cooper, New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman said that the Trump administration is largely positive as it takes stock of its accomplishments during the first 100 days of his second term. This includes the "near-total sealing of the Southern border," which she said is now "basically closed." However, she said that the administration's mood on the econo
The Wall Street Journal editorial board took Amazon founder Jeff Bezos to task for backing out of a proposal to indicate the price of President Donald Trump’s tariff on each affected Amazon product. The White House responded harshly to the proposal, declaring the move a "hostile and political act by Amazon" at a televised morning briefing, but Trump late praised Bezos for changing his mind Tuesday“He solved the problem very quickly and he did the right thing," Trump said. "He's a good guy."READ MORE: 'Extr
On April 28, the president issued an executive order titled “Protecting American Communities from Criminal Aliens.” The order on its face is a screed against so-called sanctuary cities. It directs the attorney general to compile a list of sanctuary jurisdictions around the U.S. and, among other things, threatens to withhold federal funding from them. To me, an attorney in a city with a long, proud history of welcoming and protecting people from all over the world, the executive order reads like a temper tantrum.
There isn’t a universal definition for a sanctuary city. The term refers to a non-federal jurisdiction — it could be a state, a county, o
President Donald Trump is now leaning on the Republican majorities in the House of Representatives and U.S. Senate to enact his agenda in a "big, beautiful bill" he hopes to sign this summer. But one key sticking point will be an extension of his 2017 tax cuts.But because the bulk of Trump's tax cuts exclusively benefit the richest Americans, some Republicans have suggested that the administration allow the lowered rates for the rich to expire and revert back to the previous top tax rate in order to pay for other elements of Trump's policy agenda. However, Kevin Hassett, who is the director of the White House's National Economic Cou
A prominent economist is challenging U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s claims about the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariff war on Americans’ ability to access goods in stores and online.Bessent, a hedge fund manager and Trump donor and fundraiser, was asked on Monday if he’s worried about the possibility of empty shelves.“Not at present,” Bessent told Fox News. “We have some great retailers. I assume they preordered.”Appearing to mock Bessent, Wolfers paraphrased the Treasury Secretary: “If I hurt the American consumer enough, we’ll see how quickly the Chinese w
Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) told Deadline: White House anchor Alicia Menendez that Democrats have nothing but “F” grades for President Donald Trump, even as their own poll numbers continue to sink.“There's some new polling from ABC News finding that 69% of Americans say the Democratic Party is out of touch with the concerns of most people in the country. Sixty percent say the same of Trump, 64% the same of the Republican party. I wonder, as Democrats, what do you do to counter those numbers?” Menendez asked Kelly.But the Arizona Senator believed the answer came down to messaging.READ MORE: Busted: MSNBC fact-checker corrects Karoline Leavitt's critical er
Just 100 days into President Donald Trump's second term, Trump has seen his public support largely evaporate despite being the first Republican president in 20 years to win the popular vote. Pollster and Republican strategist Frank Luntz said in a Monday segment on CNN that while Trump's base has continued to stand by him even as the economy has been rocked by his chaotic new tariffs, the moderates and independents that were more willing to support him than Vice President Kamala Harris aren't willing to stand by their vote."[Americans] still want lower prices. They still want immigration solved. They still want quality of life made easier for them, more affordable for them. But it's the execution and the communication that is increasingly costin
A recent exchange between President Donald Trump and one of the wealthiest Americans was particularly revealing in that it showed what the administration is most afraid of, according to one columnist.In a Monday essay, The New Republic's Greg Sargent remarked on how White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's answer to a reporter's question during her daily briefing shined a light on what may be the administration's biggest fear. Leavitt was responding to one reporter who brought up Trump's call with Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, where the t
In the wake of President Donald Trump moving to eliminate the U.S. Department of Education, his Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, says the "great jobs of the future" will be generations upon generations of Americans working in factories."It's time to train people, not to do the jobs of the past, but to do the great jobs of the future," Lutnick, a billionaire, told CNBC on Tuesday afternoon (video below). "You know, this is the new model, where you work in these kind of plants for the rest of your life and your kids work here and your grandkids work here.""You know, we let the auto plants go overseas," continued Lutnick, the former president and chief executive officer of the major financial ser
The internet has created numerous opportunities for a wonderful ecosystem, yet it also becomes the hunting ground for scammers. According t
Growing eco-conscious customers closely examine even little daily objects like wallets for their environmental effect. However, their simplicity and durability have made metal wallets very popular. But how environmentally friendly are the
In Part 1 of this tutorial series, we introduced the basics of Bash scripting on Linux. We learned how to write simple scripts, use vari
Building a good marketing strategy has always been important for any business. When it is perfectly tuned, the 
Blockchain technology is often seen primarily as the foundation of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. However, it offers much more, with potential applications across various sectors. At its core, blockchain is a decentralised digital ledger that records transactions across multiple computers. This setup ensures that any recorded 
When it’s time to deliver presentations to a large or small audience on the go, both projectors and portable monitors offer distinct advantages and disadvantages. It’s important to understand the key differences between these devices to choose the o
Check out the pull request for all the details on which icons were added and which were updated.
Spotify has added five million premium users in the first quarter of this year (between January and March), the company has just revealed. That's a 12% increase compared to Q1 2024, and brings the total paying subscribers to 268 million.
The streaming service has also reported a record quarterly operating income of €509 million (about $528 million). Revenue was €4.2 billion, or around $4.8 billion. Spotify now boasts that it has 678 million monthly active users, and 423 million ad-supported monthly active users, though the math doesn't quite add up - if 423 million users are ad-supported...
According to a new rumor from the usual reliable Digital Chat Station over on Weibo, all four iPhone 17 models will sport 12GB of RAM, and the A19 Pro chip used for the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max will be made on TSMC's 3nm process with significantly improved performance versus the A18 Pro. A previous rumor claimed three out of four members of the iPhone 17 family were set to get 12GB of RAM, with the vanilla model still up in the air until next month when Apple would be finalizing its decision regarding it.
Additionally, the iPhone 18 family is said to be switching to using a...
In what may be the weirdest promo in a few weeks at least, Samsung is now advertising its Galaxy S25 series and Galaxy AI by providing everyone with a free ride on The View Ferris wheel in Brussels, Belgium, on Place Poelaert.
This normally costs €10 to ride, but from May 3 until May 18, it will be free as Samsung is apparently paying for everyone's tickets.
As you can see from the image above, Samsung's Galaxy AI will feature prominently on the wheel itself. The Ferris wheel lets you have a "spectacular view of the Brussels skyline", the Korean company says, and of course it...
Samsung took a long time releasing the update to One UI 7, but it now finally seems to have resolved all the issues, and its rollouts are starting slightly ahead of schedule for many devices.
Case in point: the Galaxy S21 series, which was supposed to get One UI 7 in May, but the update is already being sent out in Korea with the software version G99xNKSU8HYD9.
2021 S Series joins the One UI 7 party.‼️The Galaxy S21 Series begins receiving the One UI 7 update in Korea.Build Version: G991NKSU8HYD9/G991NOKR8HYD9/G991NKOU8HYD9 pic.twitter.com/QuzDqCEqDT— Tarun Vats (@tarunvats33) April 29,...
Samsung is currently in the process of finally rolling out One UI 7 based on Android 15 to its devices, following a months-long delay. Next up will be One UI 8, based on Android 16, which will hopefully arrive in a more timely fashion.
When it does, it will have the ability to AI summarize any online video through Samsung's built-in Internet browser. This has been discovered as it's currently in testing.
Once it's implemented, you will be able to AI summarize any online video you come across in Samsung's browser, and on the Galaxy S25 series the AI magic will happen entirely...
Back in March we heard that the Xiaomi 16 would have a larger screen size compared to its predecessor's 6.36-inch panel. While that rumor didn't mention a specific size for the upcoming device, now a new rumor out of China kind of contradicts it, saying the Xiaomi 16's display will be in the 6.3" range still.
So that could be up to 6.39", which of course is larger than 6.36", even though by such a tiny amount that it wouldn't really be noticeable. Anyway, today's rumor goes on to claim that this will be the best and most beautiful smaller screen, coming with insanely tiny bezels and eye...
Amazon's recurring deal bonanza known as Prime Day is coming back, unsurprisingly, and this year will take place in July. The retailer has for some reason refrained from giving us the actual dates - yes, plural, as despite the name Prime Day is usually two days - but at least it has given us a list of countries and territories where deals will be had.
So, here goes: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Egypt, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Mexico, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, the US,...
Samsung's AI-ification continues. The company has announced that Galaxy A series mid-rangers will soon get the option to invoke Google's Gemini AI assistant through the power button, by pressing and holding it.
This will be offered on the Galaxy A56, Galaxy A36, and Galaxy A26. The feature was seen before on Galaxy S series flagships. It will be available through a software update that will be rolling out to the aforementioned trio of Galaxy A devices starting in early May (thus we assume it's the same update that will bring the May security patches).
Jay Kim, Executive Vice...
Apple will be unable to introduce a new anti-reflective coating on the iPhone 17 Pro displays, 9to5Mac reports. According to its sources, the new scratch-resistant display solution faced problems scaling up the production, and Apple is no longer considering the feature for the iPhone 17 Pro models.
The yields of the new anti-reflective coating iPhone displays was too low, considering the millions of devices that Apple needs to manufacture, even if the feature was limited only to the Pro and Pro Max units.
Currently, Apple does use a fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating, but it...
Oppo launched the Find X8 Pro in October, and so its successor is probably coming around the same month this year. Ahead of that, we're now hearing that the Find X9 Pro will significantly alter its camera setup compared to its predecessor.
According to a new rumor out of China, the Find X9 Pro will only have three rear cameras, unlike the X8 Pro which has four. There will be only one periscope, and it probably won't surprise you to find out that it will be using a large 200 MP sensor.
Oppo Find X8 Pro
It's unclear if this will be the same Samsung ISOCELL HP9 sensor that everyone...