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Why Finland is blaming Russia for a sudden influx of migrants on its eastern border

When Finland joined NATO earlier this year, Russia threatened retaliation.

Hamas resumes second release of hostages, after delay claiming Israel violated terms

Hamas will continue with its second release hostages, after the militant group briefly delayed the exchange, negotiators said Saturday. The pause came after Hamas accused Israel of violating it's terms of the deal. “The Al-Qassam Brigades decide to delay the release of the second batch of prisoners until the occupation adheres to the terms of...

Dean Phillips says ‘it’s delusional’ to think Biden can beat Trump

Rep. Dean Phillips (D-Minn.) on Saturday criticized President Biden for his recent poll numbers, arguing it's "delusional" to think he could overtake former President Trump in a rematch. "As a member of House Democratic Leadership, I supported and promoted the Biden agenda, Phillips wrote Saturday on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. "I campaigned...

Chip Roy makes 2024 endorsement clear: ‘I proudly fight for Ron DeSantis’

Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) announced his endorsement of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for the White House Saturday, saying he stands "100 percent" with the GOP hopeful. "I stand 100% alongside this wonderful woman & her husband, @RonDeSantis, because they are truly good & decent people," Roy posted on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter,...

Former Russian prime minister added to Putin’s ‘foreign agent’ list

Russian President Vladimir Putin added a former Russian prime minister to the country's “foreign agent” list Friday. Mikhail Kasyanov, Putin's first prime minister. later became the Russian president's opponent. With his designation by the Russian Justice Ministry as a “foreign agent,” Kasyanov’s credibility could be undermined. Law in Russia allows for organizations and individuals who...

A bold step to secure cloud computing for the AI era 

The American people whom our government serves deserve nothing less.  

X could lose $75m in ad revenue post Musk antisemitic tweet: report

X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, could lose $75 million in advertising revenue by the end of the year following owner Elon Musk's apparent endorsement of an antisemitic conspiracy theory last week, The New York Times reported Friday. The Times said it had viewed “internal documents” revealing that the social media company is in...

No Americans among hostages released by Hamas

Hamas on Friday released 24 hostages held captive since the onset of its war with Israel in Gaza — but Americans were not included. Fifty hostages are expected to be released during the four-day truce between the militant group and Israel. The White House has been optimistic that at least three of those freed will...

Ex-cop convicted in George Floyd killing stabbed in prison, AP source says 

The ex-police officer convicted for the murder of George Floyd was reportedly stabbed in an Arizona prison Friday. Derek Chauvin was stabbed by a fellow inmate and seriously injured at the Federal Correctional Institution in Tuscon, Arizona, a source told The Associated Press. FCI Tucson is a medium-security prison that has reportedly faced problems with...

He saved humanity: The better way to remember JFK

This time of the year should not be remembered for the day Kennedy’s life was taken, but rather for the time he literally saved humanity from nuclear annihilation.

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