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Month: July 2026

New Strikes On Iran Significantly Stronger Than Earlier Attacks, As IRGC Targets US Navy Warships

Summary:  US strikes on Iran announced, as ‘heavy costs’ for earlier targeting of multiple commercial vessels Oil rises as Treasury revokes June 21 Iran oil waiver Hormuz Threat Level Raised To “Severe”  Three maritime incidents reported on Hormuz in last 24 hours  Another unidentified vessel hit by a Drone IRGC forces hit a Saudi Tanker  IRGC forces hit a Qatari LNG tanker *  …

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WHO Predicts ‘Another Pandemic Within The Coming Decade’

The World Health Organization (WHO) is demanding that governments complete negotiations on a permanent international system for transporting purported pathogens with pandemic potential and their proxies across the world, while simultaneously claiming that another pandemic is likely within the coming decade. The proposal raises biosafety, international security, and national sovereignty questions about whether an unelected …

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Don’t Panic Over Democratic Socialism

Primary-election successes don’t necessarily translate into a national political realignment. here’s a great deal of worry on the right these days over the recent electoral successes of Democratic Socialist  candidates. (Democratic Socialist is a world class oxymoron. There’s no democracy when one’s life is totally controlled by politicians and bureaucrats.) But coming off this Independence …

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Caitlin Clark’s Treatment in the WNBA Faces Fresh Scrutiny After Delayed WNBA Response

After punching superstar Caitlin Clark in the thorat, Alyssa Thomas claims to be the “real victim” and alleges online death threats and gets a tepid response from WNBA. Sports media mogul Dave Portnoy jumped into the fray to defend Clark. Arecent foul against WNBA star Caitlin Clark during a recent Indiana Fever v. Phoenix Mercury …

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Europeans Should Embrace the American Revolution

We made it to our two-hundred-fiftieth birthday, America.  What’s next?  Let’s get back to work, so that our descendants can celebrate one thousand. Making sure the American Experiment endures is work, after all.  Protecting American ideals from our ideological enemies is never easy. Well before our nation declared independence from Great Britain, the American system repudiated the whole “ruling class” …

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11-year-old dies from rabies after bat landed on his face while he was sleeping

Doctors urge immediate public health consultation after any bat contact, even without a visible bite or scratch An 11-year-old boy died of a rabies infection in Ontario, Canada, according to a medical journal article published Monday. The Canadian Medical Association Journal did not identify the boy or his family but wrote that he was first brought …

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Victor Davis Hanson: “Birthright Citizenship Was Never Meant for This”

What does birthright citizenship mean in modern Americn—and what does it really mean to become an American? In this episode of The Brief: Insights From The Inside, Shabbos Kestenbaum sits down with Professor Victor Davis Hanson, American classicist, military historian, and conservative commentator, to discuss the Supreme Court’s latest rulings, the culture war over women’s sports, …

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Raleigh Mayor Janet Cowell weighs youth curfew after July 4 shots

Around 10,000 teenagers flooded Brier Creek and Glenwood South as businesses shut doors to protect staff The mayor of Raleigh, North Carolina, is weighing whether to impose a curfew for minors following a series of shootings and chaotic events over the Independence Day weekend, in which several fights broke out and nine people were shot amid …

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NYPD detective shot in back confronting gun-toting teen was apparent victim of friendly fire: sources

Investigators believe that the veteran NYPD cop shot during a chaotic confrontation with a gun-toting teen Sunday was struck by friendly fire, law-enforcement sources told The Post. Detective Robert Karroll was hit in the back by a slug — and only saved from potentially deadly injuries by his bulletproof vest — around 4:15 a.m. when a deranged 18-year-old ran up …

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