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Samsung Joins Blue-State Exodus, Moves U.S. HQ From New Jersey To Texas
Samsung Joins Blue-State Exodus, Moves U.S. HQ From New Jersey To Texas
We're still trying to settle on a name for the new "Rust Belt" for blue states, where high taxes, de-growth climate policies, permitting paralysis, and an obsession with woke governance have sparked a historic outflow of people, businesses, and capital to red states.
The old Rust Belt was hollowed out by decades of deindustrialization. This new version in blue states is being hollowed out by self-inflicted progressive policy failures after policy failures after policy failures.
The latest, and one of...
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May saw multiple significant milestones and announcements in the Western nuclear industry. One of the biggest achievements was in the US last week when microreactor developer Antares brought their pilot design critical for the first time.
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At Least Six Killed, Dozens Wounded in Lebanon as Israel Attacks Area Around Hospital in Tyre
The casualties among healthcare workers in Lebanon have continued to grow this weekend, with the IDF attacking the area around Hiram Hospital in the city of Tyre, causing “severe damage” to the hospital itself and wounding at least 13 paramedics in the district. At least six people were killed and dozens wounded in various strikes […]
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Jun 12, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Half Of Israelis Agree Deterrence 'Weakened' Following Wars In Iran, Lebanon: Poll
Half Of Israelis Agree Deterrence 'Weakened' Following Wars In Iran, Lebanon: Poll
Via The Cradle
Israelis are raising doubts about their government and military's ability to provide security after more than three months of renewed war against Iran and Lebanon.
According to a Maariv poll released on Friday, 50 percent of Israelis believe their country's deterrence has declined following the recent escalation with Iran and Lebanon, compared to 28 percent who say it has strengthened, while 22 percent are undecided.
via Le Monde
The US and Israel launched a renewed bombing campaign on Iran on February 28....
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