September 2025

Zelenskyy’s Threat: Ukraine Signals Potential Kremlin Attack

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy issued a warning to Russian leadership, suggesting that if the war doesn’t cease, they may become targets of Ukrainian attacks. He stated that the country’s military possesses combat drones with substantial range capabilities, and emphasized that the lifting of restrictions on weapons provided by allies has expanded Ukraine’s strategic options. Zelenskyy affirmed that Ukraine would not target civilian areas and reiterated his commitment to ending the war, and that he has no intention of remaining in power once the war is over.

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Trump’s West Bank Stance: Empty Promises and Self-Interest

Trump says he won’t let Netanyahu annex the West Bank, a statement that, frankly, lands with a resounding thud in the current political climate. It’s a statement that immediately triggers a cascade of questions, skepticism, and, let’s be honest, a healthy dose of cynicism. The very idea of Trump drawing a line in the sand is complicated by his history, his financial interests, and the general perception of him as a negotiator who operates on a very specific – and often self-serving – set of terms.

The first thought that pops into your head, right? Is this really about stopping annexation, or is it about the terms of the deal?… Continue reading

Comey Indicted: Political Persecution or Justice Served?

Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted by a federal grand jury, marking a significant escalation in President Donald Trump’s efforts to prosecute his political adversaries. Comey faces charges of making false statements and obstruction of a congressional proceeding related to the 2016 Russia investigation. Attorney General Pam Bondi stated that no one is above the law, reflecting the Justice Department’s commitment to accountability. The indictment comes amid internal concerns and debates within the Justice Department, as well as pressure from Trump, who has publicly expressed his desire for action against his political opponents.

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Million-Year-Old Skull Discovery Raises Questions About Human Origins

A newly analyzed million-year-old human skull from China has led researchers to propose that *Homo sapiens* emerged at least half a million years earlier than previously believed. The skull, identified as an early form of *Homo longi*, suggests a longer period of co-existence with other sister species like Neanderthals. This finding dramatically shifts the timeline of human evolution and challenges existing understanding of early human species. Although compelling, other experts caution that further evidence is needed to confirm these conclusions.

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Trump Nominee’s Deleted Posts: Calls for Violence Underscore Right’s Rhetoric

Petro expressed deep concern over the state of the world, drawing parallels between current events and the rise of Nazi Germany. He condemned the treatment of migrants, comparing it to Hitler’s persecution of Jews, and criticized the United States for its perceived embrace of such ideologies. Petro also highlighted climate inaction, criticizing powerful figures who deny science and advocating for a rapid transition to renewable energy sources. Furthermore, he labeled Trump an accomplice to genocide in Gaza, expressing disillusionment with the UN’s response to the conflict.

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Soybean Sales to China Plunge: Farmers Suffer as Argentina Gains, Trump’s Policies Questioned

Soybeans Were America’s Biggest Export to China. Now, Sales Are Down to Zero.

It’s a stark reality: America’s soybean farmers are facing a crisis. What was once a thriving export market to China, the world’s largest consumer, has dwindled to nothing. The shift is almost palpable, a complete turnaround from a time when U.S. soybeans were a staple on Chinese tables and in their economy.

What’s driving this dramatic change? Well, let’s start with the tariffs, those imposing import taxes that fundamentally altered the trade landscape. These tariffs, were put in place, and they made American soybeans significantly more expensive for China.… Continue reading

Jessica Chastain Reacts to Apple’s Delay of Hate Group Series

Apple TV+ has decided to postpone the premiere of “The Savant,” a series starring Jessica Chastain, which was slated to debut on Friday. Chastain, while valuing her partnership with Apple, stated she does not align with the decision to delay the show’s release. The miniseries, focusing on an investigator infiltrating online hate groups, was adapted from a 2019 article. The postponement comes at a sensitive time for media companies facing political pressure, following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and other recent acts of violence.

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Greece Considers Social Media Ban for Under 16s: Debate and Doubts Emerge

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced that Greece is considering banning social media use for children under 16, mirroring potential age restrictions implemented in Australia. This announcement was made at the “Protecting Children in the Digital Age” event. Mitsotakis highlighted concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence and chatbots on children, recognizing the need for proactive measures. He also emphasized shared responsibility, including governmental actions like banning smartphones in schools and launching a parental control tool, as well as collaboration with families and technology companies.

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Vance Criticized for Hypocrisy After Demanding End to “Nazi” Label for Opponents

In the wake of recent political violence, Vice President JD Vance, who now blames the left for inflammatory rhetoric, faced scrutiny regarding his past comments about Donald Trump. Multiple social media users resurfaced a 2016 text message in which Vance referred to Trump as “America’s Hitler.” This prompted responses from prominent figures like Representative Eric Swalwell and the Lincoln Project. Despite his past criticisms, Vance has since become a staunch supporter of Trump, aligning himself with the president’s views on issues like political discourse.

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Pentagon Orders Military Officials to Virginia Amid Loyalty Fears

Pentagon chief orders US military officials from around the world to Virginia next week, and it immediately sets off alarm bells. The decision to gather senior military figures from around the globe in one place, especially during times of heightened geopolitical tension, raises a multitude of questions. The very idea of concentrating such a significant portion of the military’s leadership in a single location creates a tempting target, whether for a hostile nation seeking to cripple the US military or an internal power play. The timing, combined with the current political climate, only fuels the speculation and concern.

The concerns are amplified when considering the potential motives behind such a gathering.… Continue reading