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The American Revolution and the Danger of Standing Armies
Among the key men involved in the American Revolution and the following periods, we find an oft-repeated concern that may seem foreign to us today—the threat of standing armies. This was a heritage of British legal thought and history, and it became an underappreciated part of American political thought and experience. Why were peacetime standing armies […]
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Jul 7, 2026 / Tyler Durden
World's First Fully Robotic Pharmacy Automates Prescription Dispensing
World's First Fully Robotic Pharmacy Automates Prescription Dispensing
Authored by Jijo Malayil via Interesting Engineering,
Queue, a California-based robotics startup, has unveiled the world's first fully autonomous robotic pharmacy, designed to automate prescription dispensing, verification, and delivery.
Queue has deployed its robotic pharmacy with a major US pharmacy chain for early commercial use.Queue
The platform accepts sealed wholesale medication bottles and produces filled, verified prescriptions with minimal human intervention.
Queue says the technology aims to reduce pharmacy operating costs, improve dispensing accuracy, and expand access to prescription services by enabling automated pharmacy operations closer...
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Jul 15, 2026 / Kurt Nimmo
The House Speaker’s Refashioned Red Scare
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson finalized the Republican plank for the upcoming midterm election. It will not be about affordability, inflation, and the economy. It will not be about Trump’s undeclared war. The position going forward will be about communism. “The election will be over whether we’re gonna maintain our freedom in a constitutional […]
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Apr 30, 2026 / Tyler Durden
GDP Shocker: 75% Of US Growth In The First Quarter Was Due To AI
GDP Shocker: 75% Of US Growth In The First Quarter Was Due To AI
On the surface, today's Q1 GDP print was unremarkable: Real GDP grew 2.0% annualized in the first quarter, somewhat below consensus expectations of 2.3% and reflecting a surprisingly small rebound in government spending after the shutdown drag in Q4. Federal government spending contributed only half as much to real GDP growth in Q1 (+0.6%) as it subtracted in Q4 (-1.2%), implying that the level of real federal government spending in Q1 is 2.2% below its level...
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