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Iran hackers taunted ‘Mr. Mustache’ John Bolton about stolen files that were allegedly classified

Iranian hackers taunted former National Security Adviser John Bolton about files allegedly obtained from his email account that they said were classified.

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to where we stand with a potential break in the government shutdown

Congress shows first movement in 35 days on shutdown as senators negotiate Band-Aid spending bill, needing 60 votes to break Democratic filibuster.

Trump warns Supreme Court tariff showdown is ‘life or death’ for America

President Donald Trump said the Supreme Court’s upcoming hearing on his tariff powers is a “life or death" moment for America, warning the nation’s security and economy are at stake.

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Trump renominates Musk ally Jared Isaacman to lead NASA after earlier reversal

SpaceX investor Jared Isaacman, who led civilian Inspiration4 mission, is getting a second chance at NASA administrator role under the Trump administration.

Oracle to secure, retrain TikTok’s algorithm in Trump administration deal

Technology company Oracle will provide security for the new TikTok entity in the United States, following the President Trump-backed deal to allow the social media company to keep operating in the U.S. The proposal will “allow Oracle, as the security provider for this new entity, to inspect it, to study how it behaves and see...

Earthquake jolts San Francisco Bay Area

ALAMEDA, Calif. (KRON) — A sizable earthquake jolted the San Francisco Bay Area shortly before 3 a.m. Monday. The quake, a magnitude 4.3, had its epicenter about a mile east of Berkeley. It was felt across the East Bay in Walnut Creek, Martinez, and Alameda, and across the Bay in San Francisco and Sausalito. Northward,...

Howard Stern knocks Disney over Kimmel ouster

Radio host Howard Stern blasted Disney for its decision to take comedian Jimmy Kimmel off the air, a move that has earned the media conglomerate a flood of criticism and accusations of bending to pressure from the federal government. "I don't know what their plan is," Stern said on his show Monday, revealing he has...

Just 32 percent believe UN doing good job attempting to solve global issues: Gallup

About one in three U.S. adults say the United Nations is doing a good job in trying to solve world issues, according to a new Gallup poll. The August survey, released on Sunday, shows 32 percent of Americans say the UN is doing a good job, while 63 percent say the international body is doing...

7 children found after escape from North Carolina psychiatric hospital

A massive search was conducted Sunday night for several children who escaped a psychiatric hospital in North Carolina, police said.

The UN must go ‘back to the future’ to meet today’s global challenges

What would today’s world look like without the U.N.? It seems we’re about to find out.

4.3 magnitude earthquake shakes San Francisco Bay area

A 4.3 magnitude earthquake struck the San Francisco Bay area early Monday morning, jolting many nearby residents awake, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The earthquake struck at 2:56 a.m. PDT, and was centered approximately 1.2 miles east-southeast of Berkeley, Calif. Shaking was also recorded some 4.4 miles away in Oakland, 11.2 miles away...

Nepal shows how Western media turn mob rule into ‘people power’

This oversimplified narrative conceals the real drivers of upheaval while implicitly condoning violence.

Trump, MAGA figures honor Charlie Kirk and point to ‘revival’

Trump and all the big names in MAGA joined together to honor conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

Lost your job because you celebrated a murder? That’s not ‘cancel culture.’

Sharing an opinion is one thing. The moral choice to glorify an assassination is another.

Inside the largest B-2 bomber mission in US history

The U.S. dropped more than a dozen 30,000-pound "bunker buster" bombs on Iranian nuclear facilities in June.

Hegseth’s purge of service members cheering Kirk killing comes under heavy scrutiny

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s campaign to oust service members celebrating or mocking the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk online has already seen at least eight people suspended or placed under investigation, with legal experts warning of a chilling effect on free speech. The disciplinary actions — including suspensions of at least five Army officers and...

GOP’s calls for Charlie Kirk social media crackdown hit roadblocks

Charlie Kirk’s assassination earlier this month spurred rare calls from the right for more for content moderation measures on social media.  At least two Republican lawmakers backed calls for social media platforms to remove graphic videos of the shooting, another called for lifetime bans for users who celebrated Kirk’s murder, while a senior Trump administration...

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