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North Korea Condemns ‘Hostile’ US Weapons Sales to South Korea
North Korea said that a US sale of Sidewinder air-to-air missiles to South Korea is evidence of Washington’s hostile policy towards Pyongyang. “The US approved the sale of various lethal equipment worth an astronomical sum of money, including the latest air-to-air missiles, new-type helicopters for naval operation, attack helicopters and precisely guided bombs, encouraging the […]
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Trump Says Financial Situation for Americans Not a Factor in His Decision Making on Iran War
President Trump said on Tuesday that the financial situation for Americans was not a factor in his decision-making when it came to Iran, comments that come as Americans continue to face rising gas prices as a result of the war the US and Israel started. “Not even a little bit,” the president told reporters before […]
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Aug 6, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Investigators Unveil Charges Against Dismissed Ukrainian Ambassador To The US
Investigators Unveil Charges Against Dismissed Ukrainian Ambassador To The US
Another top level Ukrainian official has been booted from office over significant corruption allegations, which comes at a moment of a broad shake-up of military and cabinet leadership initiated by President Zelensky.
Olha Stefanishyna was dismissed as Ukraine's ambassador to the United States earlier this week, both local media as as Reuters have confirmed.
via Associated Press
Reuters writes that she is "suspected of illegal enrichment and failing to declare assets, authorities said on Thursday, the latest high-ranking official targeted in an anti-graft probe"...
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Mar 24, 2026 / Tyler Durden
California Schools Try Rap While Scores Keep Falling
California Schools Try Rap While Scores Keep Falling
Authored by David Manney via PJ Media,
California's education system continues to search for answers while student performance struggles to recover. In one case, the Merced City School District approved a contract worth about $270,000 to bring a rap-based curriculum into classrooms, even as academic performance remains weak.
AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli, file
The district serves over 11,000 students, yet only 13% meet math proficiency standards. The program includes a summer “Rap Camp” and specialized programming tied to cultural themes, all framed to boost student engagement.
The...
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