Kansas Lawsuits Target Websites Over Alleged Lack of Digital ID Verification
A Kansas courtroom becomes ground zero for a legal showdown that pits child safety laws against digital privacy.
It’s That Bad: 80% of French Women Want The Army Deployed Into Bad Neighborhoods in French Cities
Even a majority of far-left voters want troops on the streets of dangerous neighborhoods in French cities.
Attorney Tom Renz Calls For ‘Immediate Halt’ on Self-Amplifying RNA ‘Vaccines’
Medical freedom advocate Tom Renz has warned that saRNA 'vaccines' could pose risks of shedding, recombination with wild viruses, persistence in the body, and sexual transmission.
Apple-Alibaba AI Deal in China Triggers US National Security Concerns Over Data Sharing and Military Ties
Apple's AI ambitions in China run straight into Washington's red line on tech entanglement.
“Complete Betrayal”: Starmer, von der Leyen Agree on Largest Brexit Reset to Date
The UK “will once again be paying countless millions of pounds into EU coffers—for the privilege of becoming the non-voting punk of the EU Commission,” former PM Boris Johnson commented.
Trump Says US Should Never Have Intervened In Ukraine “It’s Not Our War”
Donald Trump believes Ukraine may have been “better off” if the conflict with Russia had “remained a European situation” The US president rebuked his predecessor, Joe Biden, for funneling vast amounts of American taxpayer money [...] The post Trump Says…
¿Hay una bebida alcohólica que me haga menos daño?
Todos conocemos los riesgos que representa el alcohol para la salud. Pero si vas a tomar, es natural que quieras minimizar los daños.
La IA también pone en aprietos a los estudiantes honestos
Algunos estudiantes están recurriendo a medidas extremas para demostrar que no hacen trampa, incluído grabar sus pantallas mientras hacen las tareas.
Trump carga contra quienes advierten que aumentarán sus precios por los aranceles
El presidente atacó recientemente a Walmart, afirmando que la cadena debía asumir los costos en lugar de pasarlos a los clientes.
Israel permite el ingreso de ayuda en Gaza, un cambio que muestra la presión sobre Netanyahu
El primer ministro Benjamín Netanyahu debe hacer equilibrios entre sus aliados de derecha, que se oponen al envío de alimentos a Gaza, y los aliados extranjeros que temen que se desencadene la hambruna.