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The war over fossil fuels

America and China are in a war over developing power to fuel AI advancement.

Trump will STOP DEBANKING conservatives

President Trump says there will be no more de-banking done by financial institutions based off of people's political ideologies.

More Than 1,000 United Airlines Flights Delayed in the U.S. Due to Technology Problem

An undisclosed “technology issue” delayed more than 1,000 United Airlines flights across the U.S. United Airlines said in a statement Wednesday that flights on major routes were held at their departure airports because of a technology issue. The airline on Wednesday night said the underlying issue had been resolved but some delays remained. An alert on the Federal Aviation Administration website Wednesday says all United Airlines flights destined for Chicago were halted at their departing airports. The agency says Denver, Newark, Houston, and San Francisco airports were also impacted by halted flights.

Blue collar jobs and American Energy

Blue collar jobs and American Energy with MANDY GUNASEKARA - Former Chief of Staff at the EPA

Trump says ‘great progress’ made in envoy Witkoff’s meeting with Putin

“My Special Envoy, Steve Witkoff, just had a highly productive meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social.

Lula rejects ‘humiliation’ of calling Trump over US-Brazil tariff

As U.S. tariffs on Brazilian goods jumped to 50%, Brazil’s President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva told Reuters in an interview that he saw no room for direct talks with U.S. President Donald Trump which he believes would turn into a “humiliation” for him.

Trump calls on ‘highly conflicted’ Intel CEO to resign over China ties

President Trump demanded the immediate resignation of Intel’s new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, calling him “highly conflicted” due to his ties to Chinese firms and raising doubts about the future of the American chip icon.

Netanyahu to Seek Approval for Expanded Gaza Military Operations as 29 Palestinians are Killed

The Israeli security cabinet is meeting Thursday evening to discuss expanding military operations in Gaza. An Israeli official says the cabinet is expected to approve a plan to gradually increase pressure on Hamas. Israel’s Chief of Staff warns this could endanger hostages and exhaust troops. Demonstrations are planned across Israel to protest the expansion. Meanwhile, Israeli authorities have returned the body of a Palestinian activist allegedly killed by an Israeli settler last week, following a hunger strike by his relatives, and aid organizations denounce Israeli policies in Gaza.

Trump to meet Putin soon, the Kremlin says as a White House deadline looms on Ukraine

The Kremlin says a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump has been agreed to.

Shooting in Fort Stewart!

Alex Marlow Discusses His New Book ”Breaking the Law”

Apple announces $600 billion Investment in US

Apple announces $600 billion Investment in U.S.

Harvard Deserves Everything That's Happening to Them

Arrest Warrants for Democrats in Texas

Trump, Cook announce $100 billion Apple investment

As part of the Apple announcement, the investments will be about bringing more of its supply chain and advanced manufacturing to the United States as part of an initiative called the American Manufacturing Program.

CA Wildfire Grows To State's Largest Blaze Of Year

Rising temperatures pose new challenges for firefighters who have made incremental progress against a massive wildfire in central California that has injured four people as it has become the biggest blaze in the state so far this year. More than 870 remote homes and other structures at the northern edge of Los Padres National Forest are threatened by the Gifford Fire, which grew only slightly overnight after burning out of control for days. The fire has scorched at least 131 square miles of Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties, with just 9% containment on Wednesday.

DHS Removes Age Limits For ICE Recruits

The Department of Homeland Security said Wednesday that it is removing age limits for new hires at the agency responsible for immigration enforcement, as it aims to expand hiring after a massive infusion of cash from Congress. The department said in a news release that it would waive age limits for new applicants so “even more patriots will qualify to join ICE," the agency responsible for finding, arresting, detaining and removing people who are in the U.S. illegally. The agency is at the center of the Trump administration's efforts to carry out President Donald Trump's mass deportation agenda. Earlier this summer Congress passed a spending bill that gives ICE money to hire 10,000 more staff. Currently, ICE applicants must be 21 years old and no older than 37 or 40, depending on what position they are applying for. In an interview with Fox & Friends, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said applicants could be as young as 18. “We no longer have a cap on how old you can be or you can continue at age 18, sign up for ICE and join us and be a part of it. We'll get you trained and ready to be equipped to go out on the streets and help protect families," Noem said. The department said all recruits would have to go through medical and drug screening and complete a physical fitness test. ICE earlier announced a recruiting campaign aimed at finding and hiring the deportation officers, investigators and lawyers it will need to meet its hiring goals. As part of that campaign the agency is offering an eye-catching bonus of up to $50,000 for new recruits as well as other benefits like student loan forgiveness and abundant overtime for deportation officers.