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NOBUNAGAđŻđ”đŻ@japan_nobunaga·10hA Japanese diplomat in a morning coat and top hat stepped onto the deck of USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay, bracing for the worst humiliation.His name was Toshikazu Kase. He had passed the Japanese Foreign Service examination in 1925 and studied at Amherst and Harvard. He had been on duty at the Foreign Ministry on the weekend of Pearl Harbor, and had helped prepare the document breaking off negotiations with the United States. Now, on an American battleship, he was there to end the war.It was Kase who had suggested the civilian delegation wear formal diplomatic attire of morning dress...
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Wall Street Apes@WallStreetApesThis is INSANE đšAlaska has major voter irregularities for Midterms- Alaska has 606,007 registered voters- Thatâs 67,194 more than there are citizens of legal voting age- That's 112.5% of the citizen voting-age population- It's also 40,437 more than all adults living in the stateBut thatâs not even the craziest part, Alaska implemented Ballot Measure 1, eligible people applying for the âPermanent Fund Dividendâ are automatically registered to voteThe Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend is an annual cash payment distributed to eligible Alaska residents from a portion of the state's oil and mineral wealthSo essentially, EVERYONE gets registered to vote,...
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Earlier this week, The (London) Times newspaper reported Jaguar Land Rover (a division of Tata Motors) had appointed bailiffs to raid the Dutch offices of BYD, on suspicion that the Chinese marque had copied the design of the Defender SUV. The raid, which reportedly occurred in August, centred around Jaguar Land Roverâs claims that the BYD Ti7 SUV had benefited from alleged reverse engineering of the technology in the Land Rover Defender. Despite BYD claiming it had attempted to cooperate with Jaguar Land Roverâs requests for information, the bailiffs were able to seize digital records from BYDâs Schiedam and Hoofddorp...
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The Associated Press called the race for Democratic challenger Eileen Laubacher, who defeated Boebert in a 48.8% to 47.9% split. The Libertarian candidate Douglas Mangeris secured 3.3%.
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Letter to the Youth: American Freedom Is Not InheritedâIt Must Be Learned, Defended, and Shared Young Americans: the freedoms you take for granted were not inevitable, and they are not self-sustaining. They were secured through blood, argument, and a deliberate rejection of concentrated power. The Constitution is not a suggestion or a living mood board. It is a set of hard limits on government and a charter of individual rights that has produced the freest, most prosperous large society in history. Losing knowledge of that charterâand of the costs paid to keep itâinvites exactly the failures the Founders feared. The...
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USS South Dakota (SSN-790) command triad was removed last month following a grounding incident, according to a statement from a member of Congress. The submarineâs commanding officer, executive officer and chief of the boat were relieved from command on Oct. 14, with the relief allegedly attributed to a grounding incident, according to a letter released Thursday by Reps. Joe Courtney (D-Conn.), Ranking Member of the House Seapower and Projection Forces Subcommittee, and Adam Smith (D-Wash.), Ranking Member of the House Armed Services Committee. Cmdr. Dan Goodwin was relieved as commander of South Dakota, according to a story in the Day...
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Brian Cates - Political Columnist & Pundit repostedFarai Mazhindu@FaraiMazhindu·5hIn Haiti, they told the Haitian people the Clintons came to save Haiti.After the earthquake in 2010, the world watched Port au Prince crumble, and then the saviors arrived. Bill Clinton became the UN Special Envoy to Haiti. Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State, controlling America's aid. And the Clinton Foundation was right there, raising money in Haiti's name.Husband approving the projects. Wife controlling the money. Foundation collecting the donations. That was a family business.The world pledged 13.5 billion dollars. America pledged 4 billion. It was supposed to rebuild a nation. Instead,...
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A new report alleges that the vineyard management company contracted by PlumpJack, the wine business founded by California Governor Gavin Newsom in which he still holds a financial stake, has a long history of employing illegal alien labor. Reporters spent weeks in Napa examining operations at Oso Vineyard, a 129-acre property PlumpJack purchased in 2022 for $14.5 million, where Renteria Vineyard Management handles field work, for a new City Journal investigation. PlumpJackâs own materials identify Oscar Renteria as Osoâs long-time vineyard manager, and neither PlumpJack nor Renteria Vineyard Management disputed the arrangement when contacted. RVM was founded in 1987 by...
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A University of Chicago student who exposed remarks by Sen. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., about deterring young conservatives from working in the administration of President Donald Trump told Campus Reform in an interview that her warning has only motivated students to stand up for their political beliefs. Michael Bicksel, a second-year student and senior editor of The Chicago Thinker, has since filed a formal Senate ethics complaint against the Michigan Democrat for threatening political persecution against young Americans interested in serving in a Republican administration. âThe power imbalance here is really, really stark,â Bicksel told Campus Reform, describing the controversy as...
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Residents of federally funded public housing will be required to show proof of U.S. citizenship or eligible immigration status under a new rule published Thursday by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The measure could displace nearly 80,000 people, including tens of thousands of citizens in mixed-status families, from their homes, according to the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, a nonpartisan research and policy institute. Since 1995, mixed-status families have been permitted to live together in HUD-funded housing as long as federal subsidies covered only eligible household members. The new rule may force these families to decide...
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House Intelligence Committee ranking member Jim Himes pushed Senate Republican leadership Tuesday to reauthorize a warrantless spying tool before Democrats take the majority. Himes, a Democrat from Connecticut, told Politico he spoke to Senate Majority Leader John Thune about reauthorizing Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which allows the government to collect and search American citizensâ data without a warrant if they were in contact with targeted noncitizens. Democrats blocked the reauthorization of Section 702 over the summer and have since remained split on its passage. âMy preference would be, letâs just take the win thatâs on...
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The intellectuals date the rise of right-wing populism to Trumpâs 2015 descent down the escalator. But it had the 8 p.m. ET time slot on Fox News for the better part of two decades. The network was run by Roger Ailes, the son of a factory foreman from Warren, Ohio, who had figured out how to make Richard Nixon acceptable on television. Republicanism as presented by Fox News was not about asserting ordered liberty against the administrative state; it was the experience of being informed on what pinhead was looking down on you and how youâd show them in the...
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Things are getting spicy in D.C., and I am not referring to all the backbiting in the Democrat and Republican caucuses, the Congressional investigations that will plague us for the next two years...at least...or even the sex scandals that will inevitably leak out as they always do when there isn't other news to cover. No. The ongoing saga of Ilhan Omar's immigration status, her incestuous marriage (to be fair, her brother is gay and they didn't live together, kinda proving the marriage was a sham), and her rather flexible birth date. The Department of Homeland Security is saying they have...
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Pilots across the country may now receive routing and schedule recommendations from air traffic control (ATC) that were informed by an AI-powered system. The FAA told FLYING on Tuesday that its new Strategic Management of Airspace, Routes and Trajectories (SMART) platform is now active in the airspace of all of the nationâs air route traffic control centers (ARTCCs). The agency in a statement said that following SMARTâs âsuccessful initial rolloutâ in the Washington, D.C., area, it has deployed the system to all 22 ARTCCs to âreduce delays, reduce fuel consumption, and improve the travel experience for the flying public.â The...
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According to ChainCatcher, U.S. President Donald Trump filed a disclosure on Aug. 21 this year reporting the sale of up to $1 million in Nvidia shares. Since the filing, Nvidia stock has fallen 29% to $160.64.
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An aviation monitoring account reports the FAA has halted flights across the United States until 10 p.m. Central Time, citing frequency issues affecting the National Airspace System. OKLAHOMA -The Federal Aviation Administration issued a nationwide ground stop on Friday afternoon, ordering flights across the United States to remain on the ground until further notice. According to an advisory issued by the FAAâs Air Traffic Control System Command Center on Nov. 13, the nationwide ground stop took effect at 2:54 p.m. Central Time and is scheduled to remain in effect until 10 p.m. Friday. The FAA cited extraordinary circumstances and safety...
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A tanker collided with a docked cruise ship carrying about 129 passengers on the Mississippi River Friday. The Atlantic Asphalt tanker hit the American Cruise Linesâ American Heritage around 12:30 p.m. outside the Port of New Orleans Administration Building, Port NOLA told The Post. Harrowing footage posted to social media showed the cruise ship nearly sideways in the river. Some people were seen in the river wearing life jackets, while others appeared to cling to the vesselâs railings. âOur immediate priority is the safety of all passengers, crew members and first responders,â Port NOLA press secretary Kimberly Curth said. âThis...
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The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a nationwide ground stop at all airports "due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety." According to the advisory from the FAA, all aircraft operators were told "by order of the Federal Aviation Command Center" that airports were ground stopped and all departing traffic should remain grounded "until further notice." "Inbound flights will be managed on a case by case basis," the alert stated.
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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito warned on Thursday that Congress could "turn off the lights" at the high court by defunding its activities, defending the importance of an independent judiciary.The remarks occurred at the annual Antonin Scalia Memorial Dinner, held one week after Democrats swept control of both houses of Congress as a tentpole for the conservative legal movement.Alito told a crowd of more than 1,000 conservative lawyers that the judiciary remains "vulnerable" to Congress, while Justice Elena Kagan and Justice Amy Coney Barrett visited Capitol Hill over the summer to advocate for increased security funding.In the same speech, Alito...
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The son of former CIA Director John Brennan has been arrested for allegedly possessing child pornography, Fox News has learned. Kyle Brennan, 40, is charged with transportation of child pornography, according to a federal complaint. The case originated when Adobe CyberTipline reports flagged accounts linked to Brennan for uploading illicit files involving minors. In April and June 2024, Adobe submitted two reports to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) regarding an account allegedly used to upload suspected child sexual abuse material.
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