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‘Do the Israelis pay for our military?’: Journalist lashes out at Trump, questions his decision to ally with Israel and wage war on Iran

A lot has happened over the last five years, but things have been especially bad since last year, particularly for the United States. No need to guess: the same happened when Donald Trump became President. Since he began his second term last year, incidents have continued to occur that have…

The Mary Sue

Trump Confidant Dragged Into 'Buried' JFK Files Storm As Ex-CIA Officer Claims 10,000 Documents Hide Alleged Israel Link

Discover the hidden JFK assassination documents as a former CIA officer reveals 10,000 files still classified. Explore the implications of Trump-era delays and potential foreign intelligence links. Read more to uncover the truth.

International Business Times UK

Politicians Want To Ban Gambling Ads To Stop Youth Addiction. What Do the Data Say About Teens and Betting?

Colorado lawmakers are considering a bill that would make it illegal to broadcast sports betting ads between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m.

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What Went Wrong? US Military Mistakenly Bombed Dairy Farm in Ecuador After 'Drug Camp' Mix-Up

A US-backed anti-drug operation in Ecuador is under scrutiny after a strike reportedly hit a dairy farm instead of a narcotics site, raising questions about intelligence and civilian safety.

International Business Times UK

Why saving power makes economic sense in the transition era

How much will a kilowatt-hour (kWh) of electricity cost in 2040? The short answer is: a lot. How much would it cost to preserve the energy service of that kWh without actually generating it? Less — much less, in fact.

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64% of Americans Fear Going Broke in Retirement: 7 Smart Ways to Stay Secure

Discover effective strategies to overcome the fear of running out of money in retirement. Learn how to build financial resilience with practical tips on savings, Social Security, debt management, and tax planning for a secure future.

International Business Times UK

Police Departments Nationwide Are Warning About a New Car Break‑In Tactic

You likely believe your car acts as a safe haven for your family and belongings. However, a sophisticated new theft method makes traditional security measures obsolete for many drivers today. Multiple police departments and auto-theft task forces have issued warnings about a tactic known as CAN-bus injection. This high-tech break-in…

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Soaring gas prices and disrupted supply chains will ripple out to increase costs in every store and sector of the economy

The disruptions from the U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran spread quickly to commercial aircraft, shipping lanes and the world’s energy supply. Those repercussions have already hit fuel costs, including for motorists, truckers and fishermen, and are set to spread even more widely, to packaging, household goods, appliances, medicines and…

The Conversation

Nancy Guthrie Update: Sheriff Sparks Outrage After Claiming Kidnap Case 'Could Take a Decade'

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos has been criticised for comparing the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping to a decade-long Arizona abduction case, with a legal expert accusing him of 'conditioning' the public for a slow investigation.

International Business Times UK

More Seniors Are Being Denied Coverage for Skilled Nursing Care—And Appeals Are Surging

Older Americans are running into a growing—and frustrating—problem when they need help the most: getting Medicare to cover skilled nursing care. Families often assume that...

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Jeffrey Epstein Death Mystery: The Chilling New Details Discovered Inside the Late Paedophile's Jail Cell

New US DOJ report reveals chaos in Jeffrey Epstein's final hours at a New York prison, with improvised nooses and falsified guard logs. The findings highlight gross negligence that left the convicted sex offender unsupervised.

International Business Times UK

Canadian Mom Detained by ICE With Daughter Issues Chilling Warning to Immigrants

Canadian national Tania Warner and her young daughter have been detained by ICE in Texas despite claims of legal status. Speaking from detention, Warner warned other immigrants to 'stay out of sight' as enforcement measures tighten. The case has sparked international scrutiny over the treatment of families and minors in…

International Business Times UK

7 Financial Transactions That Could Be Reported Without You Realizing It

We all know that money moves faster than gossip, and some of your financial transactions might already be under the microscope without you even knowing. Every swipe, transfer, and deposit has the potential to catch the attention of regulators, banks, or the IRS. Most people think only massive transfers ring…

The Free Financial Advisor

Georgia Woman Charged With Murder in Abortion Pill Case Released on $1 Bail

A Georgia woman charged in a murder case linked to abortion pills has been released on $1 bail, raising questions about abortion laws, criminal charges, and legal boundaries in the US.

International Business Times UK

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UFO General and NASA Boffin Vanish: Inside the Suspicious Disappearance of the World's Top Alien Tech Experts

A retired 'UFO general' and a NASA-linked scientist have both vanished in the US, fuelling clashes over whether the case points to espionage, a cover-up or something stranger.

International Business Times UK

US Troops Told To 'Get Ready' For Iran As Conscientious Objection Requests Surge '1,000%' And Fears Grow Among Ranks

US service members are increasingly filing for conscientious objector status as tensions rise with imminent deployments to the Middle East.

Everybody Loves Your Money

The Child Tax Credit in 2026: How Families Could Miss Out On Expansions

A tax credit can quietly reshape a family’s entire year, and in 2026, that quiet shift is continuing to grow louder. More states have been expanding or refining their Child Tax Credits over the past few years, and those changes are now reaching families in meaningful ways. Some states have…

The Conversation

Pittsburgh’s post-steel economy is a success – and a warning for other cities

Few regions pose as much of an economic conundrum as Pittsburgh.

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New federal student loan limits affect social work graduate students, with impacts for survivors of domestic violence in Colorado and elsewhere

As of July 2026, graduate degree programs in nursing, public health, social work, public policy and more will no longer be defined as professional degrees by the Department of Education.

Sports Illustrated

The Best Version of Max Fried Is Still Being Unearthed

The Yankees’ Opening Night starter and highest-paid left-handed pitcher in MLB history joined New York looking for answers. He thinks he’s found quite a few.

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5 Most Affordable Places in the World To Retire in 2026

International Living consulted expats and listed the cheapest places retirees can live abroad in 2026, with low monthly costs. Find out where to head now.

The Guardian - US

ICE made their neighbors ‘prisoners in their own homes’. So 130 Memphis residents signed up to deliver food

As US raids spread, a grassroots pantry delivers food, medicine and basics to immigrant families too afraid to leave home

The Conversation

The crisis of youth aging out of care is why Canada needs a children and youth commissioner

Youth in Canada’s child welfare system need stronger government leadership to improve educational outcomes. Fewer than half of youth who have spent time in foster care — known as care-experienced youth — complete high school and even fewer attend or complete post-secondary education.

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‘Trump should send his own son first’: Jesse Ventura says ‘draft-dodging coward’ Trump must send Barron to Iran

"How can you send somebody else's kids to a war if you can't send your own?"

The Conversation

U.S. actions in Iran are politically motivated, not the result of intelligence failures

Intelligence agencies are often blamed when the use of military force has an unexpected or negative outcome. Pundits often argue leaders end up in difficult situations because they are not fully informed, or intelligence agencies got it wrong.

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