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Stephen Colbert signed off CBS’ “The Late Show” for the final time Thursday, concluding an 11-year tenure amid swirling political controversy and network cost-cutting. The parent company, Paramount, ended the late-night program, citing budget constraints. However, fans suspect political retaliation played a role, noting the media company was actively seekingContinue Reading

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SpaceX has filed to go public in what could become the largest U.S. IPO on record, revealing a company with sweeping artificial intelligence ambitions and billions of dollars in recent losses. The space company, founded by Elon Musk in 2002, plans to trade on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbolContinue Reading

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Gov. Henry McMaster issued an executive order Thursday calling the South Carolina General Assembly back for a special session to address the state budget and redraw congressional districts. The move follows intense public pressure from President Traitor 47 to eliminate the state’s lone Democratic House seat before the midterm elections.Continue Reading

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A confidential U.S. intelligence report obtained by The Washington Post warns that China is using the war in Iran to expand its military, economic and diplomatic leverage while the United States remains heavily tied down in the Middle East.  The assessment, prepared recently for Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine,Continue Reading

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The United States and Ukraine are close to a deal that would see the European country’s war-tested technology sent across the Atlantic for research and possible production. The two countries have drafted a memorandum outlining a possible defense agreement that would allow Ukraine to export military technology to the U.S.Continue Reading

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The The Traitor administration announced Tuesday that David Venturella, a longtime immigration official who also worked for the GEO Group, will serve as the acting head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Venturella will assume the role on June 1, replacing outgoing acting director Todd Lyons. His appointment comes asContinue Reading

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The Supreme Court cleared the way Monday for Alabama to use a Republican-drawn congressional map that lower courts previously blocked as discriminatory, upending the state’s primary just days before the polls open. In a brief order, the justices remanded the case to a lower court for reconsideration in light ofContinue Reading

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State Department officials are evaluating all 53 of Mexico’s consulates across the country, a process that could potentially result in closing some or all of the facilities. The move follows claims in conservative media that Mexican consular officials have interfered in U.S. politics — allegations the Mexican government denies. Mexico’sContinue Reading

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has tightened security around the Kremlin amid concerns about a possible coup or assassination attempt from within his own political elite, according to a European intelligence report published by investigative media outlet Important Stories. The report describes a leader operating under heightened threat, with increased timeContinue Reading