Britain's domestic intelligence agency has barred white applicants from its summer internship program.
Britain’s Security Service (MI5) has barred white applicants from its internship program, sparking concerns about anti-white racism. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Britain’s domestic intelligence agency has barred white applicants from its summer internship program. DETAIL: The agency’s summer internship program only allows applications from “black, Asian, mixed heritage or ethnic minority backgrounds” who are also from “socially or economically disadvantaged backgrounds.” The internship applies to applicants in their final or penultimate year at university during the 2026/27 academic year. The intelligence agency has defended the program, stating it aims to address underrepresentation and “increase diversity.” “We’re…Open
She’s at it again. Randi Weingarten is good at everything but doing her actual job, and America’s teachers are terrific followers of their leader. Our […] Source
The petition asks AmeriCorps to abolish the role and restore merit-based leadership, reconnecting the organization with its roots of strengthening communities, preserving natural resources, and fostering civic engagement.
By Susan Quinn The ABA has been using its accreditation powers to force law schools to adopt leftist policies. The Trump administration is working to curb that power.
A 38-year-old Brazilian woman who faked a child's voice, carried dummies and baby bottles, and convinced a couple she was a traumatized 12-year-old has been convicted of fraud and jailed, capping a pattern of identity cons investigators say stretched across at least seven states. A court in Joinville, Brazil, sentenced Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira […] The post Brazilian woman who posed as 12-year-old girl to deceive family into adoption sentenced to nearly two years in jail appeared first on American Almanac .
A 38-year-old Brazilian woman who faked a child's voice, carried dummies and baby bottles, and convinced a couple she was a traumatized 12-year-old has been convicted of fraud and jailed, capping a pattern of identity cons investigators say stretched across at least seven states. A court in Joinville, Brazil, sentenced Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira to one year, 10 months, and 28 days in prison after finding she deliberately fabricated a false identity to extract food, shelter, money, medication, and other material support from an unnamed couple who believed they were caring for an abused child. The judge found Oliveira acted consciously "to induce and maintain the victims in error" and obtain the full cost of her own living through the…Open
Professor Penn continues his examination of “political magic,” explaining how governments, media, institutions, and secretive hierarchies use symbols, repetition, ritual, and emotional manipulation to control the public. He warns that President Trump’s claims surrounding the Strait of Hormuz, Iran, and Oman could condition Americans to accept another expansion of the global empire. Professor reviews medical disasters—from thalidomide and margarine to OxyContin—to show how appeals to science and safety can override skepticism and personal judgment. He argues that guilt surrounding race, masculinity, sex, and personal responsibility has been weaponized to fracture the sovereign will of American citizens. Finally, Professor examines…
Doctors and patients exclusively tell their stories dealing with scammers using deepfake videos to defraud people with false medical information on "Sunday Agenda."
AI:Scammers are increasingly utilizing sophisticated deepfake technology to impersonate medical professionals in fraudulent videos designed to deceive unsuspecting patients. These digital impostors spread false medical information to facilitate various forms of fraud, targeting vulnerable individuals through highly convincing, AI-generated misinformation that mimics legitimate doctors. This emergence of medical-themed deepfakes represents a dangerous new frontier for cybercrime and healthcare deception.Open
When I left Jason Arday last week, he was humiliated but alive. The 41-year-old black fabulist—the “youngest-ever black professor” at the University of Cambridge—was facing […] Source
AI:Jason Arday, the man touted by academic institutions as the "youngest-ever black professor" at the University of Cambridge, has died following intense public humiliation and allegations of plagiarism. His sudden death follows a period of significant scandal where his professional credentials were called into question, exposing the deep-seated rot within elite academic hiring practices that prioritize identity politics over intellectual integrity. This incident serves as a definitive example of how institutional virtue signaling can lead to the rapid unmaking of individuals thrust into high-profile roles through social engineering rather than merit.Open
