Syrian Protests Spread To Aleppo, Raqqa While Jolani Enjoys Red Carpet At Dubai Media Event
Demonstrators have been burning tires, blocking highways, and confronting security forces after Damascus announced sudden massive increase in fuel prices
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US Treasury Chief Warns AI Firms Against Expecting Government Protection
Bessent said humans, not AI systems, remain responsible for their actions
Rothbard’s Unfinished Question: What About Power?
In The Ethics of Liberty, Rothbard sought to establish a “social ethic of liberty.”
Watch: Meet Tigrino, The World's Newest Cat Species Makes Its Debut In Bolivia
Scientists have formally named and described Leopardus tilcayo marking the first time in over a century that a new living cat species has been identified.
Watchdog Exposes Hidden Academic Pipeline Behind Left-Wing Election Litigation
The report focuses on the disparity in election law course offerings and the overwhelming number of left-leaning professors teaching these courses compared with right-leaning professors.
Russia’s Ruling Party Leads Wartime Election Amid Ukraine Drone Strikes
United Russia had secured 57.5% of the vote with more than 71% of ballots counted
US, China Discuss AI Safety And Trade Ahead Of Trump-Xi Meeting
Bessent said greater transparency between the world’s two leading AI powers would be important as their technological competition intensifies.
CNN, MS NOW And Politico Seek Court Order Against Trump
The lawsuit, expected to be filed in federal court in Washington, seeks a temporary restraining order that would restore the reporters’ White House press credentials and prevent further enforcement of the ban.
Why Are Greenland-Linked Stocks Surging After Trump’s Security Deal
Greenland Energy jumped more than 141% in premarket trading, while Greenland Mines rose nearly 70% and Critical Metals Corp gained more than 30%
Sweden’s Election Has A Harsh Lesson For America First Conservatives
Mass migration has transformed Sweden’s social fabric, strained public order, and helped create an electorate very different from the one that built the country’s postwar consensus
Who Pays For AI Data Center Costs? House Says Big Tech, Not Consumers
The data center operation legislation was brought forward by Rep. Gabe Evans, R-Colo., who says it isn’t just a cost-savings bill, but also a national security bill that will protect American data from communist China.
Federal Union Suing Trump Endorses AOC, Tlaib, Omar, Talarico, 100+ Democrats
AFGE endorsed at least six Republicans among a slate otherwise dominated by Democrats.
Top Cabinet Official Signals Prices Will Drop Soon
Beef prices fell 1% in August, after a 0.8% decline in July. But Rollins said the Trump administration is not done working toward lower prices.
House Closes Up Shop A Day Before Scheduled 7-Week Recess
The speaker’s move comes as the House already had a seven-week recess, which was supposed to start Thursday.
Hawley Advocates Mifepristone Ban With Pro-Life Declaration
The senator called on members of Congress, beyond Missouri and pro-life Republicans, to join him in signing the pledge.
Trump Administration Begins Border Wall Construction In Big Bend
Customs and Border Protection said construction of the project, known as Big Bend 1, is part of a broader initiative to expand barriers along the nearly 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border.