Secular News

Former Georgia congresswoman and one-time Donald Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene has joined the disgruntled group of MAGA stalwarts raising questions about the assassination attempt on the president when he was running for office. “President Trump, of all people, should … The post Marjorie Taylor Greene Stokes Trump Assassination Plot Rumors appeared first on Global Research.

Two months after US and Israeli strikes began, their war on Iran has settled into a costly stalemate. The fighting has paused under a fragile Pakistan-brokered ceasefire, but the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked, direct talks have collapsed and neither side shows signs of yielding. Last weekend, Washington’s envoys cancelled their planned trip to the Pakistani capital for further talks after Tehran declared it would not join negotiations until the US Navy ended its blockade of Iranian...

The software engineering landscape is undergoing a shift in 2026, driven by the rapid integration of Artificial Intelligence, as is every industry. As software engineers navigate this, the question is no longer if AI will impact coding, but how deeply it has already permeated the daily workflows of engineering teams worldwide. According to recent data, […]

Russell's bold and unsettling turn as a racist cop in the 2002 crime film veers from dark comedy to haunting tragedy without missing a beat, resulting in Russell's most provocative and multifaceted antihero.

This spring constituents and grassroots organizations have been raising awareness in Congress and in public forums of the harms caused by Unilateral Coercive Measures (UCMs or “sanctions”). Sanctions have become the “go-to” foreign policy tool of the United States government, … The post Cuba: Growing Calls to End Unilateral Coercive Measures. “Sanctions Kill” appeared first on Global Research.

An ABC LA interview from 2017 appears to feature Cole Allen, the Torrance, California man accused in the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting. The interview was from an aging conference when he was a student at CalTech and had designed a new way to make wheelchairs safer.

King Charles III and Camilla will stay in the United States for a four-day visit that many hope will strengthen the ‘special relationship’

Get over your case of the Mondays with some movie chains. Here's The Reel Deal #8. 🎬View Entire Post ›

On April 6, 2026, Ben Shapiro appeared on the Hoover Institution's Uncommon Knowledge with Peter Robinson and argued that three institutional lies, stacked in sequence, had produced a collapse of trust so severe it was generating dangerous anti-establishment radicalism. The post The Fifth Assassination Attempt: Ben Shapiro on the Media Lies Driving Political Violence appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

After the start of air strikes against Iran by the United States and Israel on February 28, 2026, Iran successfully blockaded the Strait of Hormuz and restricted shipping traffic through it. On March 2, 2026, the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) threatened … The post Iran Exercises Its Sovereignty Over Its Territorial Waters in the Strait of Hormuz appeared first on Global Research.

Chinese optical chipmaker Yuanjie Semiconductor Technology reported an elevenfold surge in first-quarter profits as domestic firms capitalise on soaring demand for computing power amid the artificial intelligence boom and the country’s tech self-sufficiency drive. Net profit in the three months ended March 31 jumped 1,153 per cent year on year to 179 million yuan (US$26.2 million), while revenue grew 321 per cent to 355 million yuan, the Shanghai-listed company said in a stock-exchange filing on...

Yellowstone is the world’s largest active volcanic system – its eruptions are hundreds of times more powerful than Vesuvius’ blast and its ash could blanket half the US. Yet, for decades, scientists could not agree on what drove its underground magma system. A new finding detailed by Chinese researchers could settle the dispute. They declared that Yellowstone’s magma channels were not blasted open by magma forcing its way upwards. Instead, tectonic forces tore the lithosphere apart first and...