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UN Rights Office Warns Israeli Attacks on Lebanon May Amount to War Crimes
The UN Office for the High Commissioner on Human Rights is warning that Israel’s deliberate attacks on civilian targets across Lebanon may amount to war crimes, because international law demands a distinction between military and civilian targets. Since Israel started its new war against Lebanon on March 2, at least 912 people have been killed, […]
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Yemen’s Ansar Allah, known as the Houthis, took credit on Monday for attacks targeting oil infrastructure in eastern Saudi Arabia while Riyadh blamed the incident on Iraq’s Shia militias. Ansar Allah military spokesman Yahya Saree said that “a number of sensitive sites and points related to the supply and transport of crude oil from eastern […]
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"I Want Guns": Bill Maher Blasts California's "Ridiculous" Self-Defense Laws
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Bill Maher just cornered California Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna when he admitted he 'wants a gun,' - but that it makes "no sense" to own one in California because "you might be the one to go to jail" for using it.
Khanna's answer was some grade-A bullshit. As The Vigilant Fox notes:
Bill Maher confronts Ro Khanna over California's "ridiculous" gun laws.
Maher caught Khanna off guard when he revealed he wanted a gun — but complained it makes "no sense" to own one in...
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Apr 29, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Bank of Canada Keeps Rates On Hold As It "Looks Through War's Immediate Impact On Inflation"
Bank of Canada Keeps Rates On Hold As It "Looks Through War's Immediate Impact On Inflation"
As expected, the Bank of Canada - which was the day's first G5 central bank to hit the tape ahead of the Fed's decision at 2pm ET - held interest rates unchanged at 2.25% as expected, saying adjustments to borrowing costs would likely be small if the economy and inflation evolve as expected, while stating that it is looking through the war's immediate impact on inflation but will not let higher energy prices become persistent...
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