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President Trump Makes Huge Announcement on Venezuelan Oil Following Capture of Maduro

President Trump on Tuesday evening announced that Venezuela will give the United States between 30 and 50 million barrels of oil. The post President Trump Makes Huge Announcement on Venezuelan Oil Following Capture of Maduro appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
China’s powerful new microwave weapon system can destroy drone swarms within 3km

China’s powerful new microwave weapon system can destroy drone swarms within 3km

China’s new high-power microwave system to counter drones has a longer range than its US military equivalent, according to its developer. The truck-mounted Hurricane 3000 was showcased during China’s huge military parade in September. This week its developer – state-owned defence contractor Norinco – disclosed some details of the weapon system for the first time. “Its effective interception range exceeds 3km [1.86 miles] against light and small [unmanned aerial vehicles] and drone swarms,...
From music to mind reading: AI startups bet on earbuds

From music to mind reading: AI startups bet on earbuds

AI companies are on the hunt to design the ideal device to deliver AI's superpowers, and some new enterprises are convinced that headphones or earbuds are the way.
'Of course it's not safe': small city in Russia tries to shrug off war

'Of course it's not safe': small city in Russia tries to shrug off war

In Russia's Tver, a medieval city two hours' drive from Moscow, locals have got used to not being able to use their phones for hours on end.
Fletcher asked for Ferguson's advice before taking Man Utd interim role

Fletcher asked for Ferguson's advice before taking Man Utd interim role

Darren Fletcher revealed Tuesday he asked for former Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson's advice before accepting the role of interim head coach.
England lose Crawley as they battle to save final Ashes Test

England lose Crawley as they battle to save final Ashes Test

Mitchell Starc removed Zak Crawley before England recovered to reach 80-1 at lunch on day four of the fifth and final Ashes Test, still trailing Australia by 103.
'Simple' goodbye to Bardot lined up in Saint-Tropez

'Simple' goodbye to Bardot lined up in Saint-Tropez

French screen icon Brigitte Bardot will be buried in her hometown of Saint-Tropez on Wednesday, with the low-key funeral set to reflect her lifelong love of animals as well as her far-right political views.

Poor decisions in extending prison lease, MPs say

A committee report says "poor commercial decisions" were made when the lease was signed.

Crime and Homelessness, the Debate over Involuntary Civil Commitment

President Trump’s recent executive order, Ending Crime and Disorder on America’s Streets, has reopened a long-standing debate over involuntary civil commitment of adults into psychiatric care facilities. The post Crime and Homelessness, the Debate over Involuntary Civil Commitment appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
How the CDC's vaccine guidance changes could affect your next pediatrician visit

How the CDC's vaccine guidance changes could affect your next pediatrician visit

For parents, visits to the pediatrician could bring new confusion now that the CDC has overhauled its recommended childhood vaccines.

Neocolonial Drug Trafficking and the British Empire’s Opium Wars. Today’s “Narco-States” and “The Laundering of Drug Money”

When China's Qing Emperor Daoguang ordered the destruction of opium stocks in the port of Canton (Guangzhou) in 1838, the British Empire declared war on China on the grounds that it was obstructing the "free flow" of commodity trade. The post Neocolonial Drug Trafficking and the British Empire’s Opium Wars. Today’s “Narco-States” and “The Laundering of Drug Money” appeared first on Global Research.
Why coastguards, not warships, are shaping future of South China Sea

Why coastguards, not warships, are shaping future of South China Sea

When ships from China and the Philippines encounter each other near the Second Thomas Shoal, most incidents are resolved without diplomatic intervention. No shots fired, no ministerial calls, no carrier deployments. Within days, encounters are logged, reviewed and absorbed into routine reporting channels. That administrative resolution reveals how stability is maintained in the South China Sea. Debate over these waters still defaults to navies, deterrence and great power rivalry. However, most...