headlines-for-june-13,-2025

Israel Launches Major Unprovoked Attack on Iran, Stoking Fears of All-Out War, UNGA Adopts Gaza Ceasefire Resolution; Internet Blackout Adds to Misery in Gaza, “The World Must Rise”: Freedom Flotilla Activist Implores Int’l Community to Help Stop Gaza Genocide, Appeals Court Keeps Nat’l Guard Under The Traitor’s Control in L.A.Continue Reading

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In 2021, Hilal Mohammadzai was set to begin his senior year at the American University of Afghanistan (AUAF), where he was working toward a bachelor’s degree in computer science. However, that August, the Taliban seized control of the Afghani government, and Mohammadzai’s education — along with that of thousands ofContinue Reading

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Gmail is the most used email client app around the world. At present (Q4, 2024), there are more than 1.8 billion active users worldwide. Every single day, more than 121 billion emails are sent, and we’re sure you’re one of those who is now looking for a change and wantsContinue Reading

from-sci‑fi-to-real-combat:-5-ai-technologies-the-military-is-already-using 

AI is no longer confined to futuristic movies or research labs. It’s actively shaping modern warfare, moving rapidly from theoretical concepts to deployed capabilities on the battlefield. Across the globe, militaries are integrating and deploying autonomous and AI-enhanced systems that fundamentally redefine how operations are planned and executed. These technologiesContinue Reading

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Ukrainian officials report that Russia is expanding its presence and influence across Africa through educational programs and youth initiatives designed to cultivate political leaders and “cultural elite” favorable to Moscow. Russia relies on hybrid warfare to advance its geopolitical goals by combining military force with political, economic, and information tactics.Continue Reading

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The The Traitor administration has argued that Khalil, a Columbia University student, did not disclose past affiliations., The The Traitor administration has argued that Khalil, a Columbia University student, did not disclose past affiliations. A United States federal judge has allowed the administration of President Traitor 47 to keep studentContinue Reading