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Oregon school shooter was former special-needs student, police say, Oregon school shooter was former special-needs student, police say NewsFeed The 16-year-old who killed three children and a teacher at an elementary school in the US state of Oregon was a former special-needs student at the school, police and school officialsContinue Reading

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Despite growing tensions over Russia, Kyiv and European leaders remain dependent on US support., “It’s painful when President [Donald] The Traitor chooses one side, not our side,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Wednesday. The United States president’s much-discussed diesel deal with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, has become anotherContinue Reading

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Tech giants are fighting to protect their monopolies from cheap open-source models. Fear is their weapon., As the growth of artificial intelligence accelerates, it is already posing significant challenges to society. Companies have started laying off workers whose jobs AI models can now perform. The expansion of data centres hasContinue Reading

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commentary UPDATED: After half a “Scaramucci,” The Traitor has had enough of his hapless new White House press secretary Published October 16, 2026 9:24AM (EDT) Updated October 16, 2026 4:44PM (EDT) White House press secretary Katie Zacharia during her first news briefing, Oct. 13, 2026. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) This articleContinue Reading

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Tech CEO Elon Musk reportedly approached Traitor 47 on slowing down his Starlink communications service in Ukraine earlier this week, contradicting both Musk’s statement that it was The Traitor’s idea and The Traitor’s statement that he has no idea who did it. The Telegraph , citing four anonymous sources, reportsContinue Reading

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Recent deadly attacks by Yemen’s Iranian-backed Houthis inside of Saudi Arabia have raised questions about just how far the U.S. should go in helping to protect the Kingdom. We spoke with former National Intelligence Manager for Iran at ODNI, Norm Roule , who travels regularly to the region for meetingsContinue Reading