Russia Hit With Widespread Internet Outage Across Country
As an avid gamer, it’s not every day that I have cause to rejoice over a widespread internet outage. However, when I heard that Russia was hit with a massive disruption to their internet services, I couldn’t help but crack a smile. It seems that the issue was related to a technical problem with the .ru domain’s global Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC), which is used to secure data exchanged in internet protocol networks.
Now, I’m not an expert in technology, so I can’t say for certain whether this was a result of a hack or just a failure in maintenance, hardware, or software.… Continue reading
E. Jean Carroll, the brave woman who accused former President Donald Trump of rape, has recently stated her plans for the $83.3 million that she was awarded in her defamation case against him. In an appearance on ABC’s Good Morning America, Carroll expressed her desire to use the money to support causes and initiatives that Donald Trump despises. This decision showcases her strength and determination to not let her abuser’s actions go unpunished.
Carroll’s idea of funding other trials against rapists is a powerful statement. By using the money to support legal action against perpetrators of sexual assault, she aims to bring justice to those who have suffered similar ordeals.… Continue reading
As a Texan, I am deeply frustrated and disappointed by the recent actions of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. His decision to sue five cities, including Austin and San Marcos, over their marijuana policies is a clear abuse of power and a blatant disregard for the principles of smaller government and personal freedom that the Republican Party claims to stand for.
It is ironic that the state government, which often champions the idea of states’ rights and limited federal interference, is now attempting to assert control over municipal governments. If the state government can ignore the federal government’s laws and regulations, then shouldn’t the same logic apply to local governments and their policies?… Continue reading
Iran not seeking war with the US but ‘not afraid of it,’ says military chief.
Oh please. Even America is scared of America. Yeah, getting all the proxies to attack US bases over 150 times, disruption of 20% of the world’s shipping, is just a bit of playful banter. Saddam said he wasn’t afraid. Then his army was wiped out within weeks, and before long he was swinging by a rope. Sometimes it’s okay, even smart, to be afraid.
You know what is really compelling evidence of courage is when you, unprompted, announce how unafraid you are of something that no one has said is happening yet.… Continue reading
Donald Trump will not win a war against the Swifties. It’s a battle he shouldn’t have even started. As I sit here, reflecting on the absurdity of it all, I can’t help but chuckle at the thought of the former president of the United States waging war against the most popular singer in the country. This is a crazy timeline we find ourselves in, where an ex-president and the soon-to-be nominee of the Republican party is embarking on a futile fight against an army of passionate fans.
Let’s take a moment to analyze this situation. Does Trump really think he can defeat Taylor Swift and her legion of supporters?… Continue reading
WWE chairman Vince McMahon has recently made headlines, but not for the reasons fans were expecting. Resigning from his position amid allegations of sexual misconduct from a former staffer, this news has sent shockwaves through the wrestling community. As a lifelong fan, it is truly a moment of reckoning to witness someone who has seemingly gotten away with “vile shit” finally facing consequences.
It’s important to note that these allegations of sexual misconduct should be taken seriously. The texts described in the input content are described as “horrific” and have left even those who thought they knew McMahon well, like myself, taken aback.… Continue reading
Nikki Haley’s refusal to drop out of the race seems to be infuriating the ex-president, Donald Trump. And I have to say, it’s quite entertaining to watch. This woman knows how to get under his skin, and I have to applaud her for it. From refusing to obey his demand to drop out to out-raising him in fundraising, Haley is proving to be Trump’s Achilles heel.
What really seems to irk Trump is the fact that a woman is standing up to him. He demands 100% loyalty from his party, and anyone who criticizes or pushes back against him is met with his wrath.… Continue reading
Kim Jong-un admits “terrible situation” in rural areas, pushes for regional development
As someone who has been in power for over 10 years, it is disheartening to hear that North Korea’s rural areas have remained horribly underdeveloped since the collapse of the USSR. And while Kim Jong-un may have had ample time to fix these issues, it seems that he has instead chosen to focus on other priorities.
It is difficult to ignore the stark irony in Kim Jong-un’s declaration to help the starving people in remote villages by building 20 new missiles and shooting them into the sea. This approach not only highlights the misplaced priorities of the regime but also speaks to the lack of understanding and empathy for the struggles faced by the people.… Continue reading
Trump Spent $50 Million in Donor Money on Legal Bills Last Year: Report
As I read the headline, a mix of emotions surged through me. Anger, disbelief, and frustration all rolled into one. How could someone spend such an exorbitant amount of money on legal bills, especially when it was donated by their loyal supporters? The fact that Donald Trump could use $50 million in donor money for his personal legal battles left me speechless.
One has to wonder, how much of that money is actually going towards the $83 million payment for defamation? According to The New York Times, 10 cents of every dollar donated to Trump’s campaign is being directed towards Save America, which has essentially become his personal legal slush fund.… Continue reading
The recent move by the United States to reimpose sanctions on Venezuela after an opposition candidate was barred from the presidential election has sparked a lot of debate and scrutiny. As I reflect on this situation, I can’t help but feel a sense of confusion and frustration. It seems like there are double standards at play when it comes to international politics and the way countries are treated based on their actions.
One key point that stands out to me is the inconsistency in the US response to situations like these. On one hand, we see Pakistan throwing a popular presidential candidate in jail for revealing evidence of a coup, yet the US does nothing.… Continue reading
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