AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker Blog) - Smoke gets in your eyes
By Bill Ponton A deeper look into the cancer rates of 9/11-exposed Americans.
By Bill Ponton A deeper look into the cancer rates of 9/11-exposed Americans.
By J.R. Dunn Judge's order leaves matters worse than they were before.
Russia is holding parliamentary elections, the first since its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, in a political landscape in which critical opposition is effectively nonexistent, with opponents barred or having fled the country. Voters will elect 450 members of the State Duma – the lower house of the Russian parliament. Russia’s only registered anti-war party, Yabloko – “apple” in Russian – was briefly allowed to take part before being barred by the Supreme Court last month. Meanwhile, Poland’s prime minister warns that Moscow may be planning further strikes against Ukraine’s allies. And Grégoire Roos of Chatham House breaks down Russia’s parliamentary elections and the Polish leader’s warning. 0:00 Russians vote in the…
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On “Katie Pavlich Tonight,” artificial intelligence is the Democrats’ newest wedge issue – how will it affect their chances in the midterms? Is AI becoming a partisan issue? Bill O’Reilly joins the show with his thoughts on the Iran War, Artificial Intelligence, Thomas Massie’s proposal to impeach Pete Hegseth, and more. Rep. James Comer joins with the details on his investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar. Matt Welch remembers his friend Andrew Wimsatt, who was murdered last week. Christian Craighead shares his new book “One Man In” – the true story of how he saved hundreds of people from a terrorist attack. The former Special Air Services hero will be arrested if he ever returns home to the U.K. because of his account. This…
Production costs are expected to hit half a trillion dollars this year, as profits for farmers are expected to fall. The rising costs are being driven by fuel and fertilizer prices. Meanwhile, a farm bill has been passed to the Senate, and a major point of debate is over the bill's impact on SNAP benefit payments by certain states. President Trump signed a different bill that requires states that have a SNAP repayment error rate to pay some of the costs. The Farm Bill allows for a one-year delay on repayment but Democrats argue the delay should be extended and that the error-rate formula treats some states unfairly. Start your day with "Morning in America," NewsNation's live three-hour national morning newscast hosted by Markie Martin.…
In this episode of NEWSMAX Israel Update, host Katrina Szish highlights a remarkable archaeological discovery in ancient Shiloh, where three large storage jars dating back to the Middle Bronze Age were uncovered. Archaeologists believe the vessels once stored grapes, wine, and olive oil, offering another glimpse into life in the biblical heartland of Israel. Israel correspondent Jodie Cohen then takes viewers to the legendary Jordan River, one of the world's most historically and spiritually significant waterways. Sacred to Jews, Christians, and Muslims alike, the river is deeply connected to the story of the Israelites entering the Promised Land and the baptism of Jesus.
Pennsylvania Rep. Dan Meuser joined “Wake Up America” to discuss efforts to hold AI companies accountable for public safety risks while balancing innovation, national security and competition with China.
Illinois Congressman Jonathan Jackson claims President Donald Trump renovations of the White House are 'violence on buildings.'
Finance expert Mike Lee and New York gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman discuss the race and Kathy Hochul's policies, analyzing the Siena University poll and economic measures like the data center moratorium.