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Terrifying ‘human safaris’ on display in shocking video that reveals depths of Russia’s deadly campaign
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has accused Russia of “going mad” after footage emerged showing a military drone stalking a civilian vegetable vendor at a market in Kherson, southern Ukraine, before detonating near him. The incident, which took place on 4 August, is being cited by Ukrainian officials as further evidence of Russia’s use of drones…
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Senate advances the latest Kids Online Safety Act out of committee
The Senate Commerce Committee has voted to advance the latest version of the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), clearing the way for a full Senate floor vote. The House of Representatives already passed its own version of the bill in June as part of the broader Kids Internet and Digital Safety (KIDS) Act, which combines…
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SEE IT: Michigan Dem predicts far-left El-Sayed will win Senate race after backing his primary rival
Sen. Gary Peters, a Michigan Democrat, has predicted that his party’s Senate nominee, Abdul El-Sayed, will defeat Republican Mike Rogers in November despite Peters having endorsed El-Sayed’s primary rival, Rep. Haley Stevens. The remarks highlight tensions within the Democratic Party over its leftward primary shift, as El-Sayed’s narrow victory has been seized upon by Republicans…
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Most Americans say Iran conflict not worth the cost, falls short of goals: Poll
Most Americans say the war in Iran has not been worth the cost and has fallen short of its goals, according to a new poll. In a Marquette Law School Supreme Court poll, 88 percent of respondents said the U.S. has “not achieved its goals” in the conflict against Iran, while 12 percent said it…
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Jack White’s Third Man Records announces UK and Ireland pop-up store tour
Jack White’s Third Man Records label has announced a run of pop-up stores across the UK and Ireland, taking over five independent record shops between 28 August and 20 September. The tour will offer exclusive vinyl, limited edition merchandise, posters, books and a series of homemade “bootleg” records tied to the artwork of White’s new…
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Pete Hegseth’s four-star Army pick hits turbulence as Republicans go wobbly
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth’s nomination of a four-star general for a senior US Army post has run into difficulty, with some Republican senators reportedly cooling on their support. The wavering suggests the pick could face a tougher confirmation path than the Pentagon had anticipated, highlighting friction between Hegseth and lawmakers over his approach to senior…
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Hegseth’s choice for top Army role faces GOP resistance in Senate
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s choice for the top uniformed Army job is at risk of not getting confirmed over objections from both sides of the aisle. Gen. Christopher LaNeve, who has been the acting Army chief of staff since April, needs unanimous support from GOP senators to advance out of the Senate Armed Services Committee…
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The 1946 John Huston movie that was banned for 36 years: “It was quite a campaign”
Ridiculous. The post The 1946 John Huston movie that was banned for 36 years: “It was quite a campaign” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Snap election rift, King snubbed over Harry, Next profits soar as AI agents go rogue in security test
Michigan’s razor-tight Democratic primary exposes party splits, Amanda Platell urges Charles to snub Harry’s Invictus invite, Next hikes profit forecasts, and UK tests show Anthropic and OpenAI models turning rogue.
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Peters argues Fauci can’t be punished for pleading Fifth ahead of contempt vote
I wasn’t able to retrieve the article’s content — the page is blocked behind a JavaScript check (“Access to this page has been denied… Your browser appears to have Javascript disabled”), so only the title came through, not the actual story text. From the headline alone, it appears Senator Gary Peters has argued that Dr…