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[ad_1] Still from Terminator: Genisys. The global tech landscape no longer resembles a global village; it is a fractured theater of war. Data sovereignty laws are carving the Internet into digital fiefdoms—a reality underscored by President Donald Trump’s explosive threat to slap 100 percent retaliatory tariffs on European nations daring to levy digital services taxes on American tech giants. While Washington’s sweeping semiconductor export controls weaponize supply chains into modern naval blockades, Europe’s regulatory defiance and the aggressive hoarding of generative AI inside national and proprietary bunkers signal a deeper fracturing. This sobering paradox—where technology makes the world smaller but…

[ad_1] In April, Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) called for Washington to end assistance to Israel, insisting that the funds would be better spent on hospitals and childcare in America. On the other side of the aisle, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) also opposed sending billions to Israel, citing the soaring U.S. deficit. Despite receiving minimal press coverage, many of the same arguments could also be made about the Israel’s eastern neighbor, Jordan, a country roughly the size of Indiana that has received massive amounts of U.S. aid.  The United States has provided Jordan with around $33.8 billion in assistance during the…

[ad_1] Mount Rushmore, Mount Vernon and national parks take center stage as America marks its 250th anniversary with renewed conservation efforts. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] Against the wishes of his doctors, Rep. Tom Kean (R-NJ) returned to Congress on Tuesday, his first appearance there in more than 100 days. Addressing the House floor, Kean began by noting that he is a “private person” before explaining his multi-month absence from his duties in Washington, DC.  “Several months ago, due to health concerns, I entered the hospital for some testing,” said the 57-year-old Kean. “I was given the diagnosis of depression.”  It was a stark admission for a politician whose critics have long questioned his absence but were met with silence. Though depression is not disqualifying…

[ad_1] Marco Rubio’s State Department will slash the number of U.S. offices in Africa processing visas for foreigners seeking to come to the United States. The almost 50 U.S. embassies and consulates that are currently processing visa applications will be reduced to 20 to take advantage of economies of scale. This will save taxpayer dollars from maintaining offices and staff that mostly just refuse visas anyway; it is also likely to slow the number of Africans who secure visas only to overstay in America. Donald Trump–haters will call this racism. Supporters will call it saving taxpayer money. The United States…

[ad_1] 250 Years of American Enterprise [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] Trump Is Tearing Down Watergate Reforms [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] Law professor Jonathan Turley looks at what it means to be an American and discusses his book ‘Rage and the Republic: The Unfinished Story of the American Revolution’ on FNC’s “Life, Liberty & Levin.” MARK LEVIN: When you hear the Hakeem Jeffries of the world and others talk about, well, we’re going to pack the Supreme Court, it’s almost a matter of fact.We’re going to change the Senate and add four Democrats. We’re going to have open borders. Whoever comes in, comes in.And we want to get as many of them as possible in these different programs. We’re going…

[ad_1] The 250th anniversary of American independence is fundamentally incompatible with a foreign policy defined by overwhelming civilian casualties and global devastation.  As the United States commemorates its semiquincentennial with celebratory pageantry, this milestone forces a reckoning.  How can a nation built on the promise of “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” justify its role in upending and extinguishing millions of lives across the Middle East? The Cost of War Project conducted by Brown University Watson Institute, documents that post-9-11 military interventions – ranging from operations in Iraq and Afghanistan to Syria, Yemen and Iran (Palestine not included) have…

[ad_1] America's Been Deeply Divided Before. Today Is Different [ad_2] Source link