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DHS Deports Convicted Child Rapist Gov. Tim Walz Pardoned
DHS Deports Convicted Child Rapist Gov. Tim Walz Pardoned
The Department of Homeland Security deported Tou Lue Vang on Friday, the Laotian national Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz pardoned last month in an effort to keep him in the country.
Vang, 42, entered the United States illegally and built a life in Minnesota that included, by his own admission, sexually abusing a 10-year-old girl. He pleaded guilty in 2006 to first-degree criminal sexual conduct after admitting he abused the girl over four years, starting in 2002. When police arrested him in 2005,...
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May 31, 2026 / Dave DeCamp
Five Americans Injured by Recent Iranian Attack on Kuwait Air Base
Five Americans suffered minor injuries due to a May 28 Iranian missile attack on an airbase in Kuwait that was launched in response to US airstrikes targeting southern Iran, according to a report from Bloomberg. The report said that the injured included US contractors and military personnel, and that one US MQ-9 Reaper drone was […]
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Two Billboards In New York Capture The Conflict Of Our Time
Two Billboards In New York Capture The Conflict Of Our Time
Authored by Kay Rubacek via The Epoch Times,
Two billboards went up in New York City recently. This is a city of advertising, where images appear when someone wants the whole world to see them. One billboard is selling artificial intelligence, and the other is warning about it. The juxtaposition between these two advertisers, who most likely wouldn’t have seen the other’s message in advance, captures the conflict of our times and cements the uncertainty about the future within an...
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Apr 28, 2026 / Tyler Durden
BOJ Keeps Rates On Hold In Rare 6-3 Vote Split As It Warns Of Looming Stagflation
BOJ Keeps Rates On Hold In Rare 6-3 Vote Split As It Warns Of Looming Stagflation
In the first G5 central bank announcement of the week, overnight the Bank of Japan held its benchmark interest rate in a 6-3 vote, despite forecasting a sharp rise in inflation as the war in the Middle East sends commodity prices higher and clouds the global economic outlook while testing Japan's given its exposure to rising energy prices.
While the decision on Tuesday to keep rates at about 0.75% was in line with market expectations,...
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