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EU Could Lose 1.3 Million Jobs Due To Energy Price Surge From Iran War
EU Could Lose 1.3 Million Jobs Due To Energy Price Surge From Iran War
Up to 1.3 million jobs across the EU are at risk because of the ongoing war in the Middle East, European Commissioner for jobs Roxana Mînzatu said on Wednesday.
"Due to the war in the Middle East, up to 1.3 million jobs are at risk, particularly in energy-intensive industries," Mînzatu said at a press conference.
"Let me also underline that increased energy costs will have a particular negative impact on lower-income households in Europe, which is why we...
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Bad Signs: Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" Looks Like A Woke Disaster
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The signs are not looking good. Christopher Nolan's version of Homer's classic Greek epic "The Odyssey" was, at first, greatly anticipated. The director's filmography is largely celebrated with blockbusters like Interstellar, The Dark Night, Dunkirk and Inception. However, woke ideology is like a virus infecting everything in Hollywood, and rumors were spreading from very early in the production that wokeness has invaded the brain of Christopher Nolan.
Even though the vast majority of "woke coded" films fail miserably at the...
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Apr 30, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Here Come The Cancellations: Brookfield-Backed Compass Pulls Out From Major Northern Virginia Data Center Project
Here Come The Cancellations: Brookfield-Backed Compass Pulls Out From Major Northern Virginia Data Center Project
Compass Datacenters has decided to withdraw from its plan to develop a major data-center corridor in Northern Virginia after spending years pursuing approvals and investing tens of millions of dollars, according to Bloomberg.
The company ultimately concluded the project wasn’t feasible due to mounting legal challenges, stricter regulations, and weakening political support, particularly around tax incentives.
This move highlights a broader shift in how communities and policymakers are responding to data-center projects. Local residents have increasingly raised...
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Jul 15, 2026 / Dave DeCamp
Over 100 Democrats Join Thomas Massie in Voting To Cut $3.3 Billion in Military Aid to Israel
Over 100 House Democrats on Wednesday voted in favor of an amendment put forward by Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) to cut $3.3 billion in military aid to Israel, marking a major shift as Democrats in Congress have to grapple with the growing skepticism of the US-Israel relationship among their voter base. The amendment would have […]
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