- X.com on August 27 reported that a suspected Chinese bot farm of 200,000 accounts has tried to get Americans to oppose AI data centers by using 200 of them to post "in a manner that could manipulate a legitimate debate about American AI and energy policy
- Developing nuclear fusion energy — which will be indispensable to generate the enormous amounts of energy that will soon be needed for AI, data centers, quantum computing, and to prevent the Communist Chinese Party from overtaking the United States as
- Just days before the terrorist group launched its latest campaign against the Board of Peace, a senior Hamas delegation traveled to Tehran and met with senior Iranian officials, including Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Parliament Speaker Mohammed
- On April 8 the family received a WhatsApp call from a Muslim man identifying himself as Sohail Riaz, based in Dubai. He claimed Jia was in his custody and warned them against pursuing the case. Masih said Riaz had contacted her through social media and
- At some point, people will also ask the obvious question: if the US had military dominance, why is the regime still in power? This is a regime that defied America yet remains in power. What does that mean? Can the US no longer defeat its enemies? Has the
- The leftover Khomeinists… want the war to continue at a low intensity to keep their claim of "resistance" alive and postpone the inevitable volcano of popular anger against their ramshackle rule. They need the war to continue to justify their failure
- Iran's Islamist regime has not been in power by accident for nearly 50 years. The regime is already laying the groundwork for conditions that will make the world far more perilous after President Donald Trump's term of office ends. What Iran is doing now
- Trump's biggest objectives at the moment concern not only Iran, Russia and China, but also how to help his party retain control of the House of Representatives and Senate. Most important is to remind voters not of his accomplishments, but to return to
- [Jared Kushner] then… told me something simple: he would not give up. There was no drama in the words. They were an expression of conviction—the promise of a man who believes that the next generation deserves a different future. For him, a method has
- Hamas official Osama Hamdan recently said, "No one said that we will hand over our weapons." According to Hamdan, the word "hand over" was never part of the agreement his terrorist group reached with the mediators. Instead, Hamdan said, the agreed
