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Activist flotilla leaves Turkey for Gaza weeks after Israel intercepted a previous convoy

Dozens of boats carrying activists and aid for Palestinians set sail from Turkey's Mediterranean coast on Thursday in the latest attempt to break Israel's naval blockade of Gaza - just weeks after Israel intercepted a previous flotilla and detained two activists.

Democrats game-plan their fascist takeover of the courts

Democratic politicians wail about the rising tide of fascism just to turn around and demand a fascist takeover of the judicial branch because it won’t rule how they want. Democrats are particularly upset with two cases. The first was the Supreme Court striking down race-based congressional districts, which Democrats used to segregate black voters into Democratic districts […]

Trump’s state visit is a gold mine for China’s spies

Many hundreds of Americans of high interest to the Chinese intelligence services are visiting Beijing right now. Thus, whatever else comes of it, China will successfully exploit President Donald Trump’s state visit for intelligence collection purposes. The only question is how successful the Ministry of State Security and China’s military intelligence apparatus will be. Those […]

Cisco, LinkedIn to cut thousands of jobs in latest tech layoffs

Two of the biggest names in tech are planning thousands of job cuts between them.

Burgum touts new DC-area golf course design: Fazio’s ‘championship quality’ but ‘affordable’

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum on Thursday revealed a rendering of the renovated East Potomac Golf Links, located just outside of Washington, D.C. Burgum wrote on social platform X that he was “excited to unveil the design” of the renovated layout. Fazio Design, founded by golf course architect Tom Fazio, will work on the project, he...

What is MK-Ultra and why is it making headlines

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) has amplified her push to uncover the details of CIA’s Project MK-Ultra with claims this week that the agency took relevant documents from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. The program started in 1953 and over the next two decades used 80 institutes across the country, including 44...

Uninformed regulatory changes risk organ donation system and could cost lives

The U.S. organ donation and transplantation system is in jeopardy due to a federal policy that could destabilize the donation infrastructure, and CMS must consider implementing a phased transition period to protect the system's continuity while evaluating more comprehensive ways to measure OPO performance.

Navy admiral: Epic Fury could force tough cuts, personnel problems by July 

Naval Operations Chief Adm. Daryl Caudle said Thursday that without supplemental funding for the U.S. war in Iran, he will have to implement cuts in training, routine operations and personnel by July. “The [fiscal 2026] budget didn't bake in [Operation] Epic Fury,” Caudle said during a House Armed Services Committee hearing. “You see a large Navy force...

Border Patrol chief stepping down: ‘It is time’

U.S. Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks is stepping down from his role after nearly a year and a half with the agency, sources told NewsNation, The Hill’s sister network. Banks announced his retirement in an email to colleagues Thursday, describing the position as “the honor of my lifetime.” “After over 37 years in public service...

Watch live: Defense tech officials testify before House on Pentagon’s digital posture

Emily Michael, the Pentagon‘s top technology officer, and others will testify before a House Armed Services Committee panel on Thursday afternoon about the U.S. military's digital posture. The hearing comes just two weeks after eight major artificial intelligence firms agreed to deploying their artificial intelligence systems within the Defense Department‘s classified networks. That news followed a...

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