The proposed radical overhaul of the welfare system would move under-25s off the main sickness benefits. Continue Reading »

Activist Danny Tommo pleads guilty to criminal damage at Portsmouth Crown Court. Continue Reading »

For parents in parts of Ukraine, trying to lead a normal family life with just a few hours of power each day is taking its toll. Continue Reading »

Following a ceremony marking Veterans Day, a group that included Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth was shouted at to be quiet. Continue Reading »

His latest pleas of not guilty mean he now denies a total of 17 charges concerning allegations from 1983 to 2016. Continue Reading »

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Starshield is SpaceX's military-grade satellite network designed for government and national security use, building on the technology developed for Starlink. Continue Reading »

Scott Colom will be the first Democrat elected to the Senate from the state since 1982, and Mississippi's first Black senator since Reconstruction. Continue Reading »

U.S. officials are accusing two top officials of a Canadian company of operating a scheme to illegally import prescription drugs, court records show. Continue Reading »

Huang was notably opposed to strict export controls on AI chips to China, which ruffled feathers with congressional China hawks. Continue Reading »

Par AFP Par Pol-Malo LE BRIS © 2026 AFP L'économie britannique a accéléré au troisième trimestre, portée par les services liés à l'intelligence artificielle, qui l'aident à résister aux répercussions de la guerre au Moyen-Orient.Le produit intérieur brut (PIB) a augmenté de 0,7% entre juillet et septembre, conformément aux attentes des analystes, après une progression de 0,5% au deuxième trimestre, a indiqué jeudi l'Office national des statistiques (ONS).Le secteur des services informatiques, de la programmation, du conseil et des activités connexes "a été celui qui a le plus contribué à la croissance trimestrielle au cours de chacun des sept derniers mois", explique l'ONS.Parmi les entreprises affichant les plus fortes hausses de chiffre d'affaires, beaucoup exercent des activités liées à l'intelligence artificielle et au cloud (informatique à distance), ajoute l'organisme."La croissance s'est exceptionnellement concentrée dans les secteurs liés à l'IA", relève Ruth Gregory, économiste chez Capital Economics.La Banque d'Angleterre (BoE) avait déjà mis en avant la vigueur des investissements des entreprises pour répondre à la demande liée à l'IA pour justifier le rehaussement de ses prévisions de croissance pour cette année et l'année prochaine. Choc énergétique Ces chiffres constituent une bonne nouvelle pour le gouvernement du Premier ministre Andy Burnham, ... Continue Reading »

Par AFP © 2026 AFP Un militaire russe a été tué jeudi dans l'explosion à l'origine encore indéterminée d'une voiture à Saint-Pétersbourg, dans le nord-ouest de la Russie, a indiqué le comité d'enquête local qui annonce l'ouverture d'une enquête pour "meurtre".Plusieurs militaires russes ont été la cible d'assassinats sur le sol russe depuis le début de l'offensive à grande échelle de Moscou en Ukraine en février 2022.Le militaire, qui avait le grade de colonel selon des médias locaux, a péri dans "l'explosion d'une voiture dans le district de Pouchkinski", dans le sud de Saint-Pétersbourg, a annoncé le comité d'enquête dans un communiqué. Les enquêteurs et la police tentent "d'établir toutes les circonstances" de l'explosion, ajoute le communiqué.Une journaliste de l'AFP a vu la carcasse d'un véhicule noir déformé par l'explosion, et des policiers et experts inspectant les lieux.Fin août, l'explosion d'un véhicule, dans le même district de Saint-Pétersbourg, avait tué un autre militaire et grièvement blessé son épouse. Selon le média local Fontanka, l'homme qui avait alors perdu la vie était un lieutenant-colonel de l'armée russe servant dans les forces de défense antiaérienne.Depuis le début de la guerre en Ukraine, les services secrets ukrainiens ont revendiqué ou ont ... Continue Reading »

Par AFP © 2026 AFP Un photographe amateur de "cosplay", est jugé jeudi et vendredi par la cour criminelle du Gard, accusé d'avoir drogué puis violé ou agressé sexuellement des jeunes femmes rencontrées dans des événements mangas, des agressions qu'il filmait à leur insu.Yann de Carné de Trecesson de Coetlogon, transporteur de profession, 66 ans, s'est présenté devant la cour en veste noire sur une chemise blanche. Trois des six parties civiles étaient présentes à l'audience jeudi.Après la lecture de l'acte d'accusation où des experts pointent "un véritable comportement de prédateur sexuel", l'accusé a voulu "présenter à nouveau [s]es excuses très sincères et [s]es regrets aux victimes", se disant reconnaissant d'avoir été stoppé dans ses agissements.Le sexagénaire a été arrêté dans son parcours criminel en juillet 2023, quand une jeune femme se réveille en panique chez lui, dans sa maison isolée dans le Gard, et appelle une amie. Les gendarmes découvrent, chez Yann de Carné de Trecesson de Coetlogon, une jeune femme allongée sur le ventre, dénudée et "dans un état comateux".Grâce aux analyses sanguines de la victime, qui ont révélé la prise d'un hypnotique puissant, le zolpidem, et aux vidéos trouvées dans le téléphone de Yann de ... Continue Reading »

Par AFP Par Valentin GRAFF © 2026 AFP En l'absence d'offre de reprise, le tribunal de commerce de Toulouse a prononcé jeudi la cessation d'activité de l'usine de pâte à papier Fibre Excellence de Saint-Gaudens, en Haute-Garonne, déjà techniquement sous le régime de liquidation judiciaire depuis juillet.L'ex-numéro 1 de la pâte à papier en France va donc devoir licencier l'intégralité de ses quelque 300 salariés du site industriel et du siège, installé à Labège près de Toulouse, en attendant l'éventuelle concrétisation d'un nouveau projet, porté conjointement par un groupe portugais et la région Occitanie, dans le courant de l'année à venir."On est déçus et tristes parce qu'on va entrer dans une période très compliquée", a réagi auprès de l'AFP Nicolas Bruel, représentant CGT de l'usine. "On a senti que jusqu'à maintenant, c'était la lutte, c'était le combat, on était au front, on va dire. Et là, le couperet est tombé, et c'est plus dur pour les salariés. C'est très dur même", a-t-il soufflé. Rentabilité en berne Le groupe Fibre Excellence, grevé par une rentabilité en berne face notamment au renchérissement du prix de l'électricité et du bois ces dernières années, avait demandé son placement en redressement judiciaire au mois ... Continue Reading »

Par AFP Par Daphné ROUSSEAU © 2026 AFP C'est une nouvelle page pour un restaurant mythique de Marseille. Le chef triplement étoilé Gérald Passedat, connu pour sa "Bouille Abaisse" en plusieurs services, a annoncé son retrait du Petit Nice, vendu à la famille Saadé, propriétaire de l'armateur CMA CGM."J'ai bientôt 67 ans, mon fils ne reprendra pas et j'ai souhaité le meilleur avec une famille de notre terroir, pas une famille d'ailleurs, et assez proche de la famille Passedat pour faire ça avec la noblesse nécessaire pour donner la réussite à ce lieu magique, fruit du travail de trois générations", a-t-il déclaré à l'AFP."Mon père s'entendait très bien avec Jacques Saadé qui avait sa table, moi avec Rodolphe, Véronique et Tanya (Saadé Zeeny, NDLR). J'ai pleinement confiance dans leur capacité à continuer à faire briller cette institution", dit-il à propos de la famille déjà actionnaire minoritaire. L'établissement, qui gardera son nom, va faire l'objet d'un an de travaux. Gérald Passedat, qui a souhaité développer son activité de conseil, restera associé au projet comme conseiller spécial de la famille Saadé dans ce projet ou d'autres. Retrouver trois étoiles "ne sera pas le but", a-t-il précisé. ... Continue Reading »

German opposition parties have backed Russia’s return to the 2027 Ice Hockey World Championship despite European boycott threats Read Full Article at RT.com Continue Reading »

Telegram founder Pavel Durov has mocked spy agencies for failing to send women matching his tastes after Nvidia CEO’s “honeypot” scandal Read Full Article at RT.com Continue Reading »

Nine civilians have been killed in a drone strike in Sudan’s Blue Nile state, with a local official blaming the paramilitary RSF Read Full Article at RT.com Continue Reading »

Western Sahara’s separatist movement has declared mobilization over an alleged Moroccan military buildup in the disputed territory Read Full Article at RT.com Continue Reading »

India has banned exports of lithium-ion battery waste, known as black mass, to secure critical minerals and strengthen domestic recycling Read Full Article at RT.com Continue Reading »

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Al Jazeera’s Rosie Birchard asks a humanoid robot about AI's future at the Web Summit in Lisbon. Continue Reading »

Nvidia CEO is under investigation for an affair with a woman whom US intelligence believes to be a Chinese spy. Continue Reading »

Carrick exits after United drop to 18th in Premier League table; he led them to three wins across all competitions. Continue Reading »

For decades, these bases allowed the US to wage faraway wars. Now, Iran has changed that calculation. Continue Reading »

The meeting with Kushner and Witkoff comes after two days of trilateral talks in the UAE yielded no breakthrough. Continue Reading »

Political rivals will hold a security and diplomatic briefing in Jerusalem after clashing over Eisenkot’s demand for intelligence updates during Israel’s government transition and Netanyahu’s calls for a unity government Continue Reading »

Washington's new Task Force Iron Gate aims to choke off Iran's remaining land trade routes, but neighboring countries fear economic damage and civil unrest; Iraq has refused to close most border crossings, while Tehran presses regional allies to resist US demands Continue Reading »

IDF has yet to confirm Khaled Abu Anza was killed; security officials say a drone fired 2-3 missiles at Hamas targets including an interrogation and torture facility inside the hospital, where MSF previously suspended operations over armed men Continue Reading »

Reservists who served hundreds of days during the war warn of a severe troop shortage and urge Israel's incoming government to prioritize military conscription over political interests; 'We trusted you and voted for you. Don't betray us' Continue Reading »

Nine days after Democrats seized both chambers of Congress, Scott Colom ousts Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith in deep-red Mississippi, becoming the state’s first Black senator since Reconstruction and giving Democrats their 55th Senate seat Continue Reading »

Mr. Huang has been under scrutiny for an affair with a woman said to be a Chinese spy, as well as for a relationship with an executive at his A.I. chip company. Continue Reading »

Mr. Huang, Nvidia’s chief executive, is already facing scrutiny over an affair with a Chinese businesswoman who U.S. intelligence determined was a Chinese spy. Continue Reading »

News of the board’s deliberations about Jensen Huang’s job drove Nvidia’s stock down more than 8 percent in after-hours trading. Continue Reading »

Jensen Huang’s affair with a woman U.S. officials say is a Chinese spy has drawn attention to the role of intimate relationships in espionage. Continue Reading »

Plus, the downfall of Russia’s most daring newspaper. Continue Reading »

The Chinese upstart says it has trained high-performing AI models cheaply, without using the most advanced chips. Continue Reading »

DeepSeek, SoFi and more in the latest Market Talks covering Technology, Media and Telecom. Continue Reading »

DeepSeek is called “amazing and impressive” despite working with less-advanced chips. Continue Reading »

The LinkedIn co-founder is starting Manas AI with “The Emperor of All Maladies” author Siddhartha Mukherjee. Continue Reading »

Apps can add flexibility and freshness to your routine. Just try not to get injured. Continue Reading »

Israel allowed displaced Gazans to begin crossing a military zone that bisects the enclave after a deadlock over hostage releases was broken. Continue Reading »

Troubles at Vanke raise questions about the continued spread of the property crisis and whether the Chinese state will step in. Continue Reading »

Some of the women were held alone for extended periods and spent eight months in tunnels, an Israeli medical official said. Continue Reading »

The alliance mounted its first coordinated response to a suspected sabotage campaign against critical infrastructure after another cable was severed in the Baltic Sea. Continue Reading »

Residents of Goma reported gunfire and shelling after rebels overran Congolese troops. U.N. officials estimated that more than one million displaced people were now inside the city. Continue Reading »

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Colom's win is a boost to the Democratic Party as it seeks to gain a larger foothold in the South. Continue Reading »

More and more Republicans see a wide open 2028 presidential race — and are eyeing Marco Rubio. Continue Reading »

The former president also called his debate performance “not very consequential” in an interview with People magazine. Continue Reading »

They focused less on the historic nature of their bids and more on parenting in a tough economy. Continue Reading »

The group’s co-founder is now the top House Republican leader, posing an identity crisis for the hard-line splinter faction. Continue Reading »

They warn that Republicans are driving a “sham” process to pick the next Government Accountability Office head. Continue Reading »

The Ohioan defeated Republican Rep. Max Miller in a closely watched race. Continue Reading »

The Oklahoma lawmaker would work alongside incoming Democratic chair Maggie Hassan. Continue Reading »

Democrats accused GOP leaders of slipping a controversial measure through by voice vote. Republicans say Democrats were asleep at the switch. Continue Reading »

The bipartisan permitting deal could be a test of bipartisanship in the new Beltway power dynamic. Continue Reading »

The D.C. Circuit upheld a lower-court ruling preventing the administration from removing Michael Abramowitz without approval from an independent advisory board. Continue Reading »

Trump said he supported the bipartisan bill, but vowed not to allow more wind projects Continue Reading »

Asked if the government is investigating the chipmaker’s CEO Jensen Huang, President Donald Trump said that the FBI is “looking into it in terms of something else.” Continue Reading »

The president offered little detail about what a deal might look like but suggested a legal pathway for some immigrants as one point of discussion. Continue Reading »

Measure to let states and survivors sue over withheld files faces tight deadline and uncertain path to law Continue Reading »

Iran's top national security official warned that it would strike American bases beyond the Gulf, including in Europe, if the United States resumes air strikes against the Islamic Republic. Continue Reading »

Companies have always tried to maximize profits, but now there are a host of sophisticated tools to determine the prices of the goods and services they sell. Continue Reading »

Mass murderers — along with prison, child, and cop killers — shared their thoughts with the Daily Caller about Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom's decision to commute the sentences of death row inmates across the state. Continue Reading »

Democratic socialist New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's new housing plan could hand left-wing nonprofit organizations the keys to valuable real estate, potentially turning them into wealthy political players, a conservative commentator warned. Continue Reading »

For six months, no one really noticed Culper Research's report. All that changed this week. Continue Reading »

Shares in Nvidia sank Wednesday night after the New York Times reported CEO Jensen Huang had a second affair with a senior executive who reports to him. Continue Reading »

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang tried to act "business as usual" as he returned to the chipmaker's California offices this week — shortly before it emerged that the company's board was reportedly moving to oust him amid a separate report that he had a second affair with a subordinate. Continue Reading »

Nvidia's board is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, its founder and chief executive after he had two extramarital affairs, including one with a suspected Chinese spy. Continue Reading »

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) spent much of the past year trying to establish himself as the Democrat most willing to take the fight directly to President Donald Trump. Continue Reading »

# Columbia grad claims free speech suppression turned her conservative Liza Libes says her grades suffered when she refused to adopt Marxist and progressive frameworks in English classes The sharp flick of textbook pages, the smell of studied parchment and a litany of knowledge surrounded Liza Libes during her time at Columbia University, an experience she entered as a bright-eyed, liberal freshman, before leaving a conservative with a deep commitment to free speech. "I was very upset with my su Continue Reading »

US Secretary of Treasury Scott Bessent walks towards the presidential motorcade ahead of US President Donald Trump departing the White House in Washington, DC, on October 29, 2026. President Trump is travelling to South Carolina for a midterm campaign event. (Photo by SAUL LOEB / AFP via Getty Images) Continue Reading »

The tectonic blue wave that washed over the country in last week's midterms also brought about a historic night for the pro-Palestine movement. Continue Reading »

The father of two who followed a gunman into his daughters' elementary school and killed him last month is opening up about the harrowing encounter. Continue Reading »

If the end his near for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, the president's longtime biographer says Donald Trump will not deliver a pink slip privately, but will fire him in front of the whole world. Continue Reading »

The House voted to scrap impeachment articles against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth for carrying out military operations without congressional approval. The vote was 211-204 to send the articles of impeachment to the House Judiciary Committee — effectively killing the resolution on the floor. Libertarian-leaning Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) had introduced eight articles of impeachment against Hegseth, who took the unprecedented step as the Pentagon honcho of campaigning against his reelection bid earlier this year... Continue Reading »

The Democratic lawmakers who missed a House vote amid an effort to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have faced backlash from within their own ranks after the resolution was turned aside. A motion to refer Republican Representative Thomas Massie's eight articles of impeachment against Hegseth succeeded by a 211-204 vote on Tuesday, sending the matter back to committee and effectively blocking the effort. Some 11 Democrats did not vote, a total larger than the final margin, along with seven Republicans... Continue Reading »

Progressives erupted at House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) and the 11 Democrats who failed to show up for Tuesday's vote on impeaching Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, allowing Republicans to kill the effort despite their narrow House majority. The House voted 211-204 to send eight articles of impeachment introduced by Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) to committee, effectively ending the push to remove Hegseth. Massie was the only Republican to oppose the procedural maneuver. According to The New York Times, Republican leaders had initially worried they lacked the votes to defeat the measure. Instead, 11 absent Democrats handed them a victory... Continue Reading »

House Republicans on Tuesday evening scuttled a measure to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and the flame-out is a fitting fate for the shoboating effort by departing GOP Rep. Thomas Massie. The Defense secretary is fortunate in his enemies, and the episode is a particular embarrassment for Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries . Continue Reading »

MAGA ally and conservative commentator Victor Davis Hanson is urging President Donald Trump to "clean up" the corruption in government, including in his own administration. Continue Reading »

1000s Of European Troops Train In Poland For A Possible Postwar Ukraine Force Authored by Timothy Frudd via The Epoch Times,Thousands of European troops are participating in a major military exercise in Poland this week in preparation for a potential postwar mission in Ukraine to support peace if Moscow and Kyiv can reach a deal to end the ongoing war.Hundreds of British troops and RAF jets are joining 10 nations in Poland for Exercise Koalicja, the first major exercise of the UK-France-led Multinational Force - Ukraine (MNF-U).We are strengthening our readiness to support a lasting peace in Ukraine.Ukraine's security is our...— Ministry of Defence 🇬🇧 (@DefenceHQ) November 3, 2026The military rehearsal, dubbed Exercise Koalicja, will be led by the United Kingdom and France from Nov. 9 to Nov. 22. The joint military exercise, which includes 2,800 troops from 11 nations, marks the first major exercise launched by the Multinational Force Ukraine.Participating nations include Belgium, Estonia, France, Germany, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, and the UK. The military exercise will involve land, air, and naval forces.The Multinational Force Ukraine is the military component of the "Coalition of the ... Continue Reading »

French-Style Chaos Coming To America? Anti-communist analyst Karlyn Borysenko has been on a roll describing the far left's next move, or, as we described last week, "the next chapter in chaos," as these groups plot their revenge on Trump and, most importantly, prepare for a French-style revolution to crash the US economy. In a reaction clip shared Tuesday evening, Borysenko focused on a recorded Zoom call in which far-left activists plotted with their French counterparts. In her own words:I'm sorry—the head of the executive committee of the French teachers' union was on the May Day Strong organizing call with the American teachers' unions last night.Borysenko wrote on X:Remember a few weeks ago when I exposed the Chicago Teachers Union for working with Antifa activists in France? They did it again over the weekend, except this time there were teachers' unions from around the country were on the call. This is from a May Day Strong organizing call that took place on Sunday, November 8. May Day Strong is a coalition of leftist activists made up primarily of members of the teachers' unions who are organizing for the May 1, 2028 mass general strike ... Continue Reading »

Korybko: Zelensky's Reported Rejection Of An Alleged Early 2023 Peace Deal Is Incriminating Authored by Andrew Korybko via Andrew Korybko's Newsletter,Zelensky's fateful decision was responsible for killing an unthinkable number of Ukrainians over the intervening nearly four years, and if Trump is serious with his claims of wanting to stop the killing, then he can cut Ukraine off to force Zelensky into peace and therefore save the country from him.Ukrainian lawmaker Alexey Goncharenko, who was recently placed on Myrotvorets' de facto "kill list" for floating a detailed peace proposal, confirmed the Financial Times' report last month alleging that Zelensky rejected a peace deal with Russia in early 2023. According to him, the terms would have essentially mirrored those of spring 2022's peace talks that were sabotaged at the time by the UK (and Poland), which is very generous if true since it would have entailed significant compromises by Putin:"Russia withdraws its troops from most of the four oblasts it had just declared 'annexed.'; The new line of demarcation runs roughly along the line as of February 24, 2022: Crimea and the part of Donbas that Russia controlled before the ... Continue Reading »

Reuters Ravaged After Labeling Poland's Independence Celebration A "Far-Right March" Poland's annual independence march drew an estimated 250,000 people on November 11, according to local officials, commemorating the country's independence in 1918 after 123 years of partition by Russia, Prussia and Austria, Poland is today celebrating the 108th anniversary of regaining its independence.In a few hours, hundreds of thousands of conservatives, nationalists and patriots will be filling the streets of Warsaw for the Independence Day March, the world’s largest annual conservative event pic.twitter.com/ZQQmmgE4Jn— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) November 11, 2026 Organizers told AFP News that the independence day march had a substantially larger turnout. "There are surely over half a million Poles," said Rafal Buca, a spokesperson for the event's organizers. #11listopada kolejne piękne widoki naszego marszu niepodległości 🇵🇱 Warszawa dzisiaj jest stolicą Europy 🇵🇱Media zagraniczne piszą o Polsce jako przykład 🫡🇵🇱Około 1 000 000 ludzi 🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴#warsaw #poland #Polska #Niepodległa pic.twitter.com/cc46oSBPxi— Życiowy Mentor 👺 (@BKPRnews) November 11, 2026 Conservative-nationalist President Karol Nawrocki attended the celebration amid a political crisis sparked by globalist-controlled Prime Minister Donald Tusk's efforts to reshape the judiciary, which has been described by right-wing politicians have described as an attempted ... Continue Reading »

Iran Security Chief Vows To Strike US Bases In Europe If War Restarts Via The CradleMajor General Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, said Tehran could strike US bases in Europe if they are used to launch a new attack on Iran during an interview with Al-Mayadeen."We may even target some US military bases in European countries, if American aircraft take off from them and come to Iran to bomb it; then we will strike that base as well," he said, noting that Iran’s capabilities stand "far greater than on the first day of the war." US Dept of War file image Rezaei did not identify specific targets but said Iranian missiles would reach locations, including islands, long considered beyond their range. "Today there is no family in America or Europe that has not been harmed by the American attack on Iran, and no economic institution in the world… has not been affected by this attack," he stressed.Rezaei also vowed that "not a single gram, however small, of enriched [uranium] will leave Iran," and that Tehran will put its stockpile toward the nuclear-powered vessels and submarines it is designing, ... Continue Reading »

"We Have Come To Annihilate You": Bomb Threats Empty Hundreds Of Schools Across Europe Hoax bomb threats emailed to thousands of schools forced evacuations across Italy on Wednesday, and the same kind of message landed in schools in Ireland, Scotland and Northern Ireland, a week after a wave of bomb threats diverted flights across Europe. Italy's Education Ministry said the email reached about 6,000 schools, and at least 300 were evacuated, ANSA reported. Police officers inspect a classroom inside the A.B. Cairoli primary school after it was evacuated following a bomb alert that prompted evacuations in at least 300 schools across Italy, in Rome, Italy. REUTERS/Francesco Fotia "We have come to annihilate you. We will carry out a genocide against the Italians" (translated), the email read, according to Il Sole 24 Ore. It claimed a "powerful device" (translated) had been left in a plastic bag "with a remote detonator" (translated), and another line claimed a bomb had been planted in the engine of the prime minister's car. It was signed "Mikhail Antropov, leader of the Vilayat of Misoginistan" (translated), a name Italian reports also spell Andropov.Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni wrote on ... Continue Reading »

German Taxpayers Bled Dry: Nearly 60% Of Welfare For Families With Kids Goes To Foreigners Authored by Remix News Staff via Remix News,In 2025, foreign beneficiaries of social welfare in households with minor children received a total of €12.2 billion in benefits, representing 59.4 percent of the total €20.54 billion paid out in this budget group, according to data obtained by the Alternative for Germany (AfD) from the federal government.Ukrainian nationals made up the largest share among foreign recipients, accounting for €3.44 billion. They were followed by Syrians with €2.2 billion and Afghans with around €1 billion. Together, these three groups received roughly €6.7 billion, amounting to 55 percent of the benefits paid to foreigners in households with minor children.These figures for welfare, also called citizens' money, cover both single parents and couples with children. The money covers accommodation, heating, and social security contributions.AfD MP René Springer told Bild newspaper: "Anyone who, as a foreigner, cannot permanently secure their livelihood on their own will lose their residence permit."He further added on X: "What could we do with these 12 billion euros? Lower fuel prices. Ease the burden on families. ... Continue Reading »

"This One Smells": Ex-CIA Analyst Says Russian Death Toll Leak Arrived Right On Cue Authored by Larry C. Johnson via Sonar21,In the intelligence business, timing is everything. On February 5, 2026, Finland's National Defence University, which is hardly a Kremlin front, posted a paper by Alexander Grable titled "Irretrievable Losses: Casualties in the Russo-Ukraine War (2022 - present)." Grable concluded that Ukraine's dead far outnumber Russia's and that Kyiv is losing the war of attrition. In polite Western company, that is heresy.The paper was presented at the university's Russia Seminar a week later. It was folded into the seminar's proceedings volume this fall and began circulating widely in late October. Then, right on cue, the cavalry arrived. Two hacker groups announced they had breached Rosstat, Russia's state statistics agency, and come away with numbers showing between 393,881 and 450,100 Russian dead. The Moscow Times and Euronews ran the story on November 8. Narrative restored. Everyone can relax.I don't relax that easily. I spent enough years at the CIA to know what a planted story smells like. This one smells. But before I get to the leak, let me get ... Continue Reading »

More Cancer Cases But Fewer Deaths In Hong Kong Hong Kong has made considerable progress in reducing cancer deaths, despite a steady increase in diagnoses over the past four decades. Between 1983 and 2023, annual new cases rose from approximately 15,000 to 38,000, while the age-adjusted mortality rate fell from 136.7 to 71.1 per 100,000 people. Cancer nevertheless remains the city's leading cause of death, responsible for nearly 15,000 fatalities in 2023. Medical advances have contributed to improved survival, but healthcare professionals believe further progress depends on prevention, earlier diagnosis and better access to treatment, according to the South China Morning Post.One major concern is that many patients only discover their illness after it has progressed significantly. In 2023, more than half of lung cancer cases and over 45% of liver cancer cases were identified at advanced stages, limiting treatment options. Although Hong Kong has established screening services for several common cancers, participation remains relatively low. For instance, only around half of eligible women have ever received cervical cancer screening, compared with the World Health Organization's recommended coverage target of 70%. Specialists suggest that wider access, clearer screening guidance and greater involvement from ... Continue Reading »

Noted Anthropologist Tells Rogan Indonesian Villagers Described 'Hobbits' Before Scientists Found Their Bones Canadian anthropologist Gregory Forth told Joe Rogan this week that villagers on the Indonesian island of Flores were describing small, ape-like "hobbit" creatures to him more than a year before scientists announced the bones of Homo floresiensis, the extinct human relative nicknamed the hobbit, and that he thinks the creatures could still be alive in the island's mountains. Forth, who wrote the 2022 book Between Ape and Human, appeared on episode #2577 of The Joe Rogan Experience, released Thursday.Forth said he began fieldwork on Flores in 1984 and first heard stories of small, human-like creatures that year, among the Nage people in the middle of the island, who described them as extinct for two or three hundred years. Further east, among the Lio people, the stories were of creatures "still around, rare, but still present." He told Rogan he recorded "over 30 reports of encounters, some of them not terribly credible, others, you know, a dozen or so much more interesting", and that the less credible ones tended to come from the coast, where people could ... Continue Reading »

"They Test The Jesus In Me": Pennsylvania Truckers Pushed To Their Limits As Diesel Prices Soar In Pennsylvania, truck drivers are being pushed to their limits as skyrocketing diesel prices eat into their earnings, leaving many frustrated and struggling to keep their businesses running.For Lamar Buckwalter, owner of Buckwalter Trucking LLC, the mounting cost of keeping his trucks on the road is testing both his patience and his wallet.“They test the Jesus in me,” Buckwalter said of fuel prices. “They’re just ridiculously expensive.”With diesel averaging about $6.56 a gallon across Pennsylvania, according to AAA, truckers are finding themselves forced to make tough financial decisions just to stay afloat, according to CBS 21. Buckwalter says he's become increasingly strategic about where he fills his tank, using mobile apps to compare prices and adjusting his travel plans in hopes of saving a few dollars.“I would be paying $6.57 up in Carlisle. I can go down to Greencastle; it would be $6.59,” he said.CBS writes that finding cheaper fuel is only part of the battle. Buckwalter says the amount he spends on diesel during a typical weeklong round trip has climbed sharply, ... Continue Reading »

"Texas Will Be Red Again": Cruz Opens 'Saving Texas' HQ After Democrat Rout Authored by Jack Phillips via The Epoch Times,Sen. Ted Cruz's (R-Texas) office on Tuesday announced the senator will launch a new headquarters for his "Saving Texas" initiative following major losses in his state during last week's midterm elections.In a statement from Cruz released by his communications director on X, the senator said a Cruz-aligned nonprofit office will open in the state capital, Austin, to establish Republican infrastructure designed to win future elections."Texas is my home. It's where I've raised my family, where I've fought for conservative principles, and where I've had the extraordinary honor of representing 32 million Texans in the United States Senate," his statement said.Efforts would include "recruiting strong candidates who share our principles, rebuilding the grassroots infrastructure that has powered Republican victories for decades, and raising the resources necessary to compete in every corner of our state."Cruz is now one of the few statewide elected GOP officials in the state after Democrats were able to capture the governor's office, replace the lieutenant governor, attorney general, comptroller, and one seat on the railroad commission, ... Continue Reading »

"We'll Be Seeing You Son": Jailed Murderer Sends Russell Brand A Chilling Message From Prison A drill rapper serving life for murder has sent Russell Brand a message from inside prison after the comedian was jailed for rape: "Russell Brand you naughty boy, we'll be seeing you son."Terngu Agera, who raps as Mover, posted the line on Snapchat over a photo of a prison window on Monday. Brand had been sentenced that afternoon at Southwark Crown Court to 10 years and six months, four days after a jury convicted him of one rape and three sexual assaults against four women between 2004 and 2009.Jailed UK rapper Muni Mover, real name Terngu Agera, appears to have reacted to Russell Brand being sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison.Agera posted a Snapchat image apparently taken from inside his prison cell with the message: "Russell Brand you naughty boy, we'll... pic.twitter.com/yk9BZVEdZs— BPI News (@BPINewsOrg) November 9, 2026He followed it with a rap lyric video promoting his latest project, the Daily Mail reported. In it he sings: "I've got blood on my hands, blood on my hands right now, look what ... Continue Reading »

"Best Massage Ever": Final GOP Epstein Report Drags Obama's White House Counsel, Clears Trump House Oversight Republicans on Tuesday released their final word on Jeffrey Epstein, a 137-page report concluding that the crimes Epstein committed after 2005 "could have been prevented and justice served had it not been for the repeated failures of law enforcement and federal prosecutors." It lands two months before Democrats take control of the House and the committee.The report, the product of a 15-month investigation with 19 transcribed interviews and depositions, names a former Obama White House counsel, a sitting cabinet secretary, Bill Gates, billionaire Leon Black and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries' campaign. It also finds no documents implicating President Trump."The federal government has failed the survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell's horrific crimes for decades," Chairman James Comer said. In a video released with the report, he went further: "These women endured unimaginable abuse, and the federal government failed them at nearly every turn. Had the government done its job, much of this abuse could have been prevented."Today, we released a report detailing the findings and recommendations from our review of the ... Continue Reading »

Putin's Man In Washington Dies "Suddenly" At 66, Then Moscow Rewrites The Story Alexander Darchiev, Russia's ambassador to the United States, has died at 66, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced Wednesday, saying only that he "passed away suddenly."◾️ The Russian Foreign Ministry announces with profound sorrow that Alexander Darchiev, Ambassador of Russia to the USA, passed away suddenly on November 11, aged 66.The cherished memory of our colleague will forever remain in our hearts.https://t.co/YKgRc2yuZk pic.twitter.com/bBLu9zMAe1— MFA Russia 🇷🇺 (@mfa_russia) November 11, 2026Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova later said Darchiev died in Moscow of an unspecified chronic illness, according to the Associated Press. A source told CNN that he had left Washington and gone back to Moscow, where he was being treated for a long-term illness.The ministry's statement called him "an outstanding diplomat, an experienced leader, a kind friend, and a mentor" and "a brilliant expert on American affairs" who worked in "one of the most critical areas of Russian foreign policy." It gave no date or place for a funeral, and Zakharova said details of a memorial service would follow.Putin sent Darchiev to Washington in March 2025 to run ... Continue Reading »

Mississippi Goes Blue: Democrat Scott Colom Ousts "100% MAGA" Hyde-Smith Democrat Scott Colom has unseated Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi, NBC News, CNN and the Associated Press projected Wednesday. President Trump carried the state by 23 points in 2024, and the win gives Democrats at least 55 Senate seats next year.CNN PROJECTS THAT SCOTT COLOM WINS THE SENATE RACE IN MISSISSIPPI! pic.twitter.com/7MVfp94PAh— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 11, 2026Hyde-Smith called Colom late Wednesday afternoon to concede, two sources close to his campaign told CNBC. Thank you, Mississippi. pic.twitter.com/DtNPffutPu— Cindy Hyde-Smith (@cindyhydesmith) November 11, 2026 Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer posted on X: "Blue Mississippi is here."Colom is the first Democrat Mississippi has elected to the Senate since 1982, a few weeks before he was born, and he will be the state's first Black senator since Reconstruction. He is the eighth Democrat to flip a Republican-held Senate seat this year, and no Democrat in the next Senate will represent a redder state.Election night ended with Colom ahead by 43 votes with more than 95% counted, as we noted the next morning. Affidavit ballots, cast provisionally when a voter's eligibility is in question, ... Continue Reading »

Tom Homan Has A Message For Open Border Democrats As Third Worlder Caravan Nears Southern Border For several weeks, we've tracked the third-worlder caravan heading north towards the US southern border, made up largely of migrants from Honduras, and now tracking through southern Mexico. .@OscarRamirezTJ tells @JackPosobiec that Democrats "are waiting on the migrant George Floyd" as a new migrant caravan heads north. pic.twitter.com/9HZZAI2D90— Human Events (@HumanEvents) November 11, 2026 The migrants' departure coincided with last week's Democratic victory in the US midterms and hopes that a more left-leaning Congress will allow them to flood the US - just like the open-border days under the Biden administration. Also, many of these migrants probably have hopes of blue states welcoming them in and showering them with free money. Via @TheLastRefuge2 pic.twitter.com/gNKzbXZ3CL— RealGBitch (@RealGBitch1) November 11, 2026 But on Wednseday as the migrants tracked closer and closer to the border. Border Czar Tom Homan had a very unwelcoming message for the Democrats: Congress may be more blue. Texas may be more blue. But the White House is red, bright red. And again, President Trump created the most secure border in history. These caravans can come to ... Continue Reading »

Voter ID Laws Win Big In Midterms Despite Blue Wave Senate Republicans are making another push to pass the SAVE America Act, the voter ID and proof-of-citizenship bill, before the current Congress runs out of time. The effort comes days after the midterm elections and weeks before lawmakers leave Washington for the year. Voting booths on Election Day. (Getty Images) "I've been fighting for over two years to get the SAVE/SAVE America Act passed in the Senate," Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) wrote Sunday on X. "We have two months to get it done. Every candidate for a leadership job must commit to passing it. Failure is not an option."I've been fighting for over two years to get the SAVE/SAVE America Act, passed in the Senate.We have two months to get it done. Every candidate for a leadership job must commit to passing it. Failure is not an option.— Rick Scott (@SenRickScott) November 8, 2026The formula remains the same:(1) Put the SAVE America Act on the Senate floor.(2) Require filibustering senators to speak, calling the vote at a simple-majority threshold when they stop speaking.(3) Announce that debate will continue until it passes. ... Continue Reading »

G7 Demands Iran Stop Arming Houthis, Condemns 'Plots' Abroad G7 foreign ministers have been meeting in Paris this week, from where Secretary of State Marco Rubio has been issuing Iran-related comments to the press.The G7 issued a joint statement Wednesday upon the conclusion of two days of meetings. Ministers from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and the US, along with the EU’s High Representative, condemned Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, and also strongly condemned Iranian attacks on international shipping and its Gulf neighbors."Absent a diplomatic solution, we committed to continuing our coordination to economically and politically constrain the Iranian regime's ability to sow instability in the region and around the world," the ministers said. via AFP This seems to back Washington's current playbook which has fallen into a 'status quo' (or defeat?) of tightening sanctions while seeking to decimate the Iranian economy, but importanly while holding off on a renewed bombing campaign.Among the more interesting parts of the statement focused on alleged Iranian military support to the Houthis, who have been attacking Saudi territory on a near-daily basis with ballistic missiles and drones."The ministers urged Tehran to stop supporting ... Continue Reading »

Watch: What Hegseth's Entourage Did At The Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier That Made A Sentinel Shout A US Army sentinel guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier reprimanded Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, his wife and a group of his senior advisers on Wednesday after some in the party laughed and chatted beside the memorial following the Veterans Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery."All visitors will maintain an atmosphere of silence and respect at all times," the sentinel called out across the plaza, in footage CNN aired live Wednesday afternoon.A group with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was reprimanded by a U.S. Army sentinel at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery on Veterans Day after someone in the group appeared to laugh following a photo.“All visitors will maintain an atmosphere of… pic.twitter.com/40qRCTy2Df— CBS News (@CBSNews) November 11, 2026 Hegseth had been posing for photos in front of the tomb with his wife, Jennifer, chief of staff Ricky Buria, deputy chief of staff Patrick Weaver and senior adviser Tami Radabaugh when the laughter started, according to CNN. The footage doesn't show who in the group laughed, or whether ... Continue Reading »