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The Chinese military has reportedly released a "hit list" of U.S. naval targets it would prioritize in the event of a conflict, raising concerns over its increasingly aggressive posture in the Indo-Pacific region.
Why is demand at food banks all over the country higher than it has ever been before? The media keeps insisting that economic conditions are just fine, but it has become quite obvious to everyone that this is not true.
Imagine holding a treasure in your hands—a book that holds answers to life’s biggest questions. Now imagine not being able to read it.
Imagine sending your child to school expecting them to learn math or science, only to discover they were forced into a role-playing exercise that required them to "come out" as gay or lesbian. This is not a hypothetical scenario but an alarming reality at Rancho Buena Vista High School in California.
Our leaders in Washington promised us that food inflation was under control. According to CNN, we just witnessed the largest monthly jump in grocery prices in almost two years and it could get worse in 2025.
A cryptocurrency known as "Fartcoin" that was created as a joke is now worth more than 800 million dollars. How in the world is that possible?
The proposal to phase out the AM radio band -- the one medium dominated by conservative political voices -- touched off waves of protests from rural farmers, emergency personnel, urban listeners, foreign-language speakers, and religious broadcasters worried about losing another avenue for evangelism to Big Tech.
A poll by Emerson College indicates that 41% of individuals aged 18 to 29 consider the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson either somewhat or completely acceptable, surpassing the 33% who find it completely unacceptable. The acceptance of such violence signifies a departure from foundational ethical principles that have traditionally underpinned our society.
One compelling theory gaining traction and spreading rapidly across the web involves the use of these drones as sophisticated nuclear radiation detectors engaged in highly specialized sensing missions.
In an era where churches face dwindling attendance and growing competition for the attention of younger generations, some congregations are turning to unconventional methods to draw people into the fold which may be doing more harm than good.
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