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An Eerily Quiet Summer Of No Riots. Is Bessent's NGO Crackdown Working?

An Eerily Quiet Summer Of No Riots. Is Bessent's NGO Crackdown Working? As summer enters its final days, attention turns to why early-year anti-ICE protests and riots in Minneapolis did not develop into a sustained nationwide wave of unrest comparable to the 2020 BLM riots. Those demonstrations created a potential flashpoint, but protests failed to spread like wildfire across left-wing-controlled cities - in what could have only been a 2020 redux of the "Summer of Love" Marxist revolution. Operation Metro Surge deployed thousands of ICE/CBP and federal officers to the Twin...
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Sep 3, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Baltic Dry Index Nears Breakout As "Perfect Storm" In Global Shipping Emerges
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Trump Says He Is Open to Talks With Iran
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Jul 16, 2026 / Tyler Durden
"Free Speech Has Its Limits", Rules Czech Supreme Court
"Free Speech Has Its Limits", Rules Czech Supreme Court Via Remix News, The Czech Supreme Court has upheld a suspended prison sentence imposed on a former dissident who publicly wore clothing displaying symbols associated with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. According to Echo24, botanist Pavel Křivka walked through Pardubice in April 2024 wearing a black sweatshirt bearing a large white letter ‘Z’ and the Russian words “For Victory.” Lower courts convicted him of publicly approving a crime against peace and sentenced him to six months in prison, suspended for two years. An appeal to the...
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