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LIVE coverage of the âUnite the Kingdomâ rally in London, led by activist Tommy Robinson. Thousands gather in central London as the event draws major attention across the UK and internationally. The rally comes amid heightened political tensions and a large-scale police operation, with authorities deploying thousands of officers and live monitoring systems to manage crowds and ensure public safety. Supporters say the march is about free speech and national identity, while critics and counter-protesters raise concerns about far-right rhetoric and community tensions. This video includes live footage, speeches, crowd reactions, and on-the-ground reporting from central London.
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Michigan man Stephen Huesgen got a set of lucky numbers from a Zoltar machine 30 years ago and immediately started buying lottery tickets using them. And in traditional midwestern fashion, he didn't let decades of failure persuade him to stop using his mystical digits. If Zoltar could fulfill Tom Hanks's wish to be big, surely it could fulfill Stephen Huesgen's wish to be rich. And then, just like the in the movie, he woke up, and Zoltar had made him a wealthy man. The man used a set of three-decade-old lucky numbers from an animatronic fortune-teller machine to score a...
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There is nothing new about Americaâs conflicts with Islam. That aggressive theocratic system has been at war with America almost since the U.S. was born. Islam is not a religion in the sense that Western Civilization understands the word. Islam is a fusion of social, political, and theological authority. It is antithetical to our constitution and, in practice, has been militarily hostile to America since our nationâs inception. The only English word that comes close to describing Islam is âTheocracy,â a system of government that fuses religion and autocracy, but even this falls short of the mark. In the words...
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Country music star Eric Church earned praise for delivering the âgreatestâ commencement speech with his now-viral address to University of North Carolina graduates â after working on the piece for nearly a year. Church â armed with a Tar Heel-emblazoned guitar â invoked family and faith as he dedicated his oration by giving a lesson on the instrument, explaining what each of the âsix stringsâ means at Kenan Memorial Stadium in Chapel Hill on May 9. âSix strings. When all six are in tune, the chords they make can stop a conversation cold, carry a broken person through the worst...
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Heather Cox Richardson is a historian and academic who teaches at Boston College. In a recent video made for her subscribers, she claimed that Republicans use a 'propaganda technique' of accusing other people of what they themselves are doing. There are MOUNTAINS of evidence that show this is actually, exactly what the left does, but it gets even worse. She goes on to suggest that this makes Republicans just like the Nazis because that's where she claims this tactic comes from. Now before you dismiss this woman as the idiot she clearly is, you should know that she holds a...
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Last December, in a piece called âThe Data Center Backlash Is Global,â I reported that residents around the world were rising up against Big Tech just as they have risen up against Big Wind and Big Solar, rejecting applications to use land.Sure, AI may be a world-changing technology, but the rush to build massive new data centers has resulted in dozens of rejections or restrictions on projects from Indianapolis to Dublin, Ireland. People are worried about property values, water usage, electricity costs and what it means for the neighborhood: âquality-of-life impacts,â as a member of the Indianapolis council, who led...
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Canadian rapper Drake surprised fans by releasing three new albums first thing Friday morning. The White House wasted no time appropriating art from one of those projects to promote the MAGA movement. The trio of recordings are titled âMaid of Honour,â Habibtiâ and âIceman.â The album cover of the last features a sparkling glove against a black backdrop. It was introduced with a social media post titled âICEMAN.â The White Houseâs X account responded by posting that same glove holding a diamond encrusted âMAGAâ necklace. Its caption reads, âICED OUT.â
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New York City and Chicago voters made the most injudicious decisions possible electing Zohran Mamdani and Brandon Johnson to be their mayors. Both democratic socialists are inept yet destructive, unserious yet dangerous, demagogues who spew venom and traffic in incendiary divisive rhetoric. Their deranged policies will bankrupt their cities, financially, morally and culturally. Will Los Angeles voters do the same? Actually, they already have. The question is, will they repeat their mistake and reelect Karen Bass? The current mayor is a Fidelista and a member of the Venceremos Brigade, a Cuban âenterprise that had a goal of encouraging the health...
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The hunt for the next James Bond has officially kicked off. Amazon MGM Studios started auditioning actors for the part of 007 in the past few weeks, Variety has learned, with the studio enlisting the help of Nina Gold to find the man with the suaveness and danger necessary to replace Daniel Craig as Ian Flemingâs super-spy. âThe search for the next James Bond is underway,â Amazon MGM Studios said in a statement. âWhile we donât plan to comment on specific details during the casting process, weâre excited to share more news with 007 fans as soon as the time...
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From October 2022 to February 2025, the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center released more than a thousand deportable illegal immigrants onto the streets in direct defiance of over 1,150 immigration detainers lodged with local officials, according to ICE records obtained by the CIS. In terms of noncompliance, the CIS reported that Fairfax County, over that period, outpaced many other uncooperative facilities of much larger U.S. cities, including San Francisco County Jail at No. 9 with 462 declined detainers, Minnesota's Hennepin County Jail at No. 11 with 363, and New York Cityâs Rikers Island at No. 16 with 237.
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The federal government last week revealed it intended to use eminent domain to wrest a 1.3-mile stretch of New Mexico borderland from the Catholic diocese for a border barrier, but church officials in federal court filings Friday argued that doing so would violate their religious freedom. The U.S. Customs and Border Patrol first announced last summer that it intended to build a border wall along the southern skirt of Mount Cristo Rey in Sunland Park, which the Roman Catholic Diocese of Las Cruces owns. Officials told Source NM at the time that site âwas a major human smuggling infiltration site...
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Israel is facing a mounting mental health crisis, with post-traumatic stress disorder rising sharply among soldiers and the broader mental health system under extraordinary strain with no end in sight. A report released in February 2025 by Israelâs State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman...revealed that...approximately 3 million adults in Israel have experienced anxiety, depression, and symptoms of PTSD... The scale of the need has overwhelmed existing systems. According to Bishvilenu, more than 70,000 IDF soldiers are on the waiting list for the IDF Rehabilitation Department, including at least 9,539 diagnosed with PTSD... The crisis has also brought a rise in suicide attempts....
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Welcome to this week's news quiz The late Ted Turner, the new Trionda, plus TikTok and Trump: They're all in this week's quiz. Can you go 8 for 8?
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Nigel Farage said the âUnite the Kingdomâ rally should be treated no differently from the pro-Palestinian march, calling the police measures âtwo-tier justice.â Mounted police officers look on as a Union Jack flag is displayed during a âUnite the Kingdomâ march, in central London on September 13, 2025. CARLOS JASSO / AFP. London is preparing for one of the largest and most complex policing operations in recent years as tens of thousands are expected to attend two major demonstrations taking place on the same day in the capital. The Metropolitan Police confirmed that live facial recognition (LFR) technology will be...
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Stephen Colbert's 11-year run as host of "The Late Show" will end on May 21. That its untimely end was announced mere weeks before the Trump-loyalist Ellison family finalized their CBS-Paramount takeover led many to believe it was a move to appease Trump, while the network claimed Colbert's late-night program was losing around $40 million a year - a figure that led friendly rival Jimmy Kimmel to quip, "Not a snowball's chance in hell that's accurate." Snip... Well, whatever the reason, Colbert is out in a week. And so, for his final weeks, the funnyman has welcomed an assortment of...
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With Iran militarily decimated and economically squeezed, Trump holds all the cards. But is a deal possible or worthwhile with a fragmented regime? Something has changed in the Iran nuclear negotiation that many analysts are not fully accounting for. The military balance between the United States and Iran has shifted more dramatically than at any point since the Islamic Republic acquired its first centrifuges. Iranâs air defense shield, the infrastructure that for years effectively concealed and protected its nuclear program, has been destroyed. Its proxies are severely degraded. Its economy is under sanctions and naval blockade pressure that is genuinely...
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The Democrats canât let go of the tired and played race card, so my optimism about November is at an all-time high. Here is a prediction. The GOP holds the House in November, wins Michiganâs Senate seat, and the balance of power doesnât change much. Donât bet your house on my prediction, but I feel pretty good about it. Why do I feel good about it? Because the Democrats are getting crazier by the minute. Let me explain by sharing this from Jamelle Bouie, who I believe used to frequently appear on MSNBC panels, before they changed the name to...
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Does Spencer Pratt, the conservative Los Angeles mayoral candidate whose home burned up in the Palisades fire, ever get a break over his housing arrangements? They're still picking on him over his desperate post-fire living arrangements, this time with TMZ attacking Pratt's decision to put his family in a nice hotel for a few days. Hypocrite, you see, he's supposed to be living in a silverstream trailer on the rubble of his burned home as if an arrangement like that would even be safe for a family with two small children. First, the Los Angeles Times went after him for...
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Those Chinese are full of themselves. If they are so special, why not just stay over there, and stop sending their people over here to have babies, steal, and spy? Smart people can suffer delusions, and it appears that Chinese Communist President Xi Jinping is delusional, if not so smart after all. Full of hubris, he once asserted Chinese intentions to become the dominant world power. Now he suggests their strategic relationship with the U.S. will be one of cooperation and âmeasured competition.â Competition? Measured? What a joke. All they do is steal our intellectual property. Revealing his supercilious delusions,...
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The hosts of ABCâs daytime program The View tore into Billy Bob Thornton after the actor explained that he prefers not to discuss politics, claiming that remaining quiet amounts to complicity. Thornton, currently starring in the Paramount+ series Landman, made the remarks during an appearance on the Howie Mandel Does Stuff podcast. He told Mandel that he intentionally avoids political commentary, citing comedian Ricky Gervaisâs past warning to award show attendees to accept their trophies and move on. âI donât know anything about politics,â Thornton said. âI have no idea. And the stuff that I do believe, I donât want...
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