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Catching Print? New Feminist Trend Proves They Have Smooth Brains
Catching Print? New Feminist Trend Proves They Have Smooth Brains
For decades insecure women have used feminism as a vehicle to crusade against "body shaming" and male objectification - Which is essentially a war on men who dare to have beauty preferences.
Nearly every feminist movement has roots in female physical insecurity, from the "fat positivity" movement, to the "slut walk" protests, to diversity requirements that are eliminating attractive women from popular media, to the "inversion" movement in which average women deliberately make themselves uglier "in rebellion" against the men who...
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Jul 7, 2026 / Tyler Durden
The Push For A Robotic Workforce: Chris Murphy Introduces Bill For Massive Minimum Wage Hike
The Push For A Robotic Workforce: Chris Murphy Introduces Bill For Massive Minimum Wage Hike
Authored by Jonathan Turley via jonathanturley.org,
Sen. Chris Murphy has finally found a constituency that truly gets him. Robots and automated systems around the country likely whirled and beeped with approval as he introduced the Senate version of the Living Wage for All Act. At a time when workers are being replaced at record numbers due to the cheaper labor of automated systems and AI programs, Murphy moved to price out millions of more workers by...
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Jul 2, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Core Durable Goods Orders Soar Most In 4 Years
Core Durable Goods Orders Soar Most In 4 Years
US durable goods orders plummeted 4.5% MoM in May (as expected), dragging orders down 4.3% YoY - the worst annual decline since Nov 2024...
Source: Bloomberg
However, ex-transports, orders rose 1.4% MoM - up for the 14th straight month - with orders soaring over 10% YoY, the strongest annual surge since May 2022...
Adding more confusion, US factory orders fell 1.3% MoM in May (better than the 2.0% MoM decline expected) but dramatically divergent from the 4.8% MoM surge in April (revised down from...
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Jun 3, 2026 / Alastair Crooke
Iran War Effect Marks the Resetting of World Geo-politics
Seemingly, every day brings breathless new claims that an U.S.-Iran “deal” awaits only a signature. As so often happens, the mediators (Pakistanis and Qataris) hope to manage both sides by telling one side that the other party is at the brink of agreement when it is not so, especially in an atmosphere of total mistrust. […]
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