In every organization, outside every coffee shop, around every corner in Washington, D.C., the question relentlessly rises: “What’s your advice for how to make the... Read More The post Getting It Right: How to Make the Most of Your DC Internship appeared first on The Daily Signal. ...Read More

 
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A Chinese national was recently sentenced after smuggling “biological material related to round worms” from Wuhan to Michigan and lying to U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials. In a press release last Wednesday, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Michigan announced that Chengxuan Han, a Chinese national, was sentenced to three months … Read more ...Read More

 
Tropical Storm Gabrielle has formed in the Atlantic ...Read More

 
Joel Willett, a military veteran and former CIA officer, has launched his Democratic campaign for the U.S. Senate from Kentucky. ...Read More

 
Border Patrol arrests "have cratered to levels not seen since 1970." The post Trump’s Border Crackdown Crushes Illegal Crossings appeared first on American Renaissance. ...Read More

 
The measures were opposed by Democrats. The post House Passes 2 Bills Overhauling DC Sentencing Policies appeared first on American Renaissance. ...Read More

 
"[I]f we invite someone to visit the United States . . . the standard they should be held to is very high." The post Rubio: Visa Revocations ‘Underway’ Over Charlie Kirk Assassination Celebrations appeared first on American Renaissance. ...Read More

 
The suspects are Adeeb Nasir and Adil Justice Ahme Nasir. The post 2 Men Arrested for Allegedly Planting, Lighting Bomb Under Utah News Media Vehicle appeared first on American Renaissance. ...Read More

 
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Republican Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced a run for governor on Wednesday, setting up an internal party clash against a Trump-endorsed candidate in the contested primary. Raffensperger earned President Donald Trump’s ire following the 2020 presidential election for refusing to contest the election results in his state. Republican Georgia Lieutenant Gov. Burt Jones […] ...Read More

 
The U.S. Coast Guard has awarded a nearly $69 million contract to design and build new hangars and “associated facilities” at Air Station Barbers Point. ...Read More

 
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The assassination last week of prominent conservative activist Charlie Kirk is mobilizing Republicans ahead of next year’s midterm elections. Following Kirk’s slaying last week, Kirk’s... Read More The post Inquiries About Starting Turning Point USA Chapters Surge in Wake of Kirk’s Slaying appeared first on The Daily Signal. ...Read More

 
Switzerland significantly increased its imports of Russian-origin gold in the first half of this year, despite the ongoing sanctions regime. According to UN Comtrade data cited by RIA Novosti, Swiss purchases of the precious metal almost doubled compared to the same period last year. The rise is striking given that in August 2022 Switzerland formally joined the European embargo on Russian gold. However, the sanctions included exceptions: gold that had left Russia before the restrictions came into effect was not subject to the ban. This legal loophole allowed Swiss companies to continue imports via third countries or from stocks already stored abroad, keeping trade flows alive in an altered form. In the first six months of the year, Switzerland imported 10.2 tonnes of Russian gold worth around $934.7 million. In physical terms, this marked a 50 percent increase year-on-year, while the value doubled, reflecting both higher prices and increased demand. ...Read More

 
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The Maritime Just Transition Task Force (MJTTF) released industry-first training frameworks today designed to prepare seafarers for working on vessels powered by ammonia, methanol, and hydrogen. This milestone comes at... ...Read More

 
The European Union is preparing to impose sanctions on a limited number of Chinese companies as part of its 19th package of anti-Russia measures, according to Politico. The new restrictions are scheduled to be unveiled on September 19. A Balancing Act Between Moscow and Beijing This move highlights the dual nature of the EU’s position. On the one hand, Brussels continues to exert pressure on Moscow through sanctions, showing solidarity with the United States and other Western allies. On the other, the EU is reluctant to risk a serious rupture with Beijing, one of its largest trading partners. Broad sanctions against Chinese enterprises could trigger harsh retaliation from China. By limiting itself to targeted measures, the EU seeks to demonstrate political resolve without incurring excessive economic costs. ...Read More

 
There’s nothing funny about the political murders, but Sen. Ted Cruz just turned CNN’s Kaitlan Collins into comic relief. During a clash Tuesday night on CNN’s “The Source,” Collins tried […] The post Watch: Ted Cruz Refuses to Let Kaitlan Collins Off the Hook After She Tries to Muddy the Waters on Kirk Assassination appeared first on The Western Journal. ...Read More

 
Dmitry Kozak, longtime ally of President Vladimir Putin and Deputy Chief of the Presidential Administration, has submitted his resignation, according to two sources familiar with the matter. Over the weekend, Kozak wrote a letter requesting to step down from his position by his own decision. One source noted that a meeting with staff is scheduled for Wednesday. Both sources confirmed that Kozak is considering various offers to transition into the business sector. A Veteran of the Putin Era Kozak has been one of Putin’s closest associates since the early 2000s. Following Putin’s rise to the presidency in 2000, Kozak served first as Deputy Chief and later as First Deputy Chief of the Presidential Administration. In 2004, he moved into government, later serving as Presidential Envoy to the Southern Federal District, Minister of Regional Development, and Deputy Prime Minister. He returned to the Presidential Administration in 2020 under Chief of Staff Anton Vaino. ...Read More

 
The International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) has issued an urgent call for IMO Member States to adopt the Net Zero Framework (NZF) at the upcoming extraordinary MEPC meeting... ...Read More

 
The West Michigan Whitecaps and their newly earned Midwest League championship trophy are returning to West Michigan Wednesday night. ...Read More

 
Russian NHL star Alexander Ovechkin celebrated his 40th birthday with his family, sharing a golden-themed party photo that quickly drew public attention. The Washington Capitals forward was photographed alongside his two sons in a festive setting filled with golden balloons arranged in the number "40." The picture appeared on the social media account of his wife, Anastasia Shubskaya (@nastyashubskaya). Beyond the rink, Ovechkin has also seen impressive financial gains. Reports suggest that during his recent vacation, the hockey legend secured up to ten new advertising contracts with Russian companies, potentially earning him more than 3.3 billion rubles. ...Read More

 
Failed marijuana venture ...Read More

 
The mother of a 15-year-old boy from California has filed a lawsuit against online gaming platforms Roblox and Discord, alleging that her son was groomed and coerced into sending explicit images on the apps before tragically taking his own life. The post Lawsuit: Roblox and Discord Contributed to Grooming and Suicide of 15-Year-Old Boy appeared first on Breitbart. ...Read More

 
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NOAA Ocean Exploration and Fugro have signed a cooperative research and development agreement (CRADA) focused on advancing uncrewed systems for deep ocean mapping and characterization. The partnership aims to enhance... ...Read More

 
"Charlie Kirk’s death is a reflection of the violence, fear, and hatred he sowed." The post Two Employees at Ball State U. Under Investigation for Charlie Kirk Assassination Posts first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion. ...Read More

 
While West Michigan is still stuck in a summer pattern, change is on the way. ...Read More

 
The high school football season is moving quickly as we head into Week 4 and another set of conference games involving six unbeaten teams. ...Read More

 
A groundbreaking study has shown for the first time that nanoplastic can penetrate edible parts of crops, raising serious concerns for global food safety. Researchers publishing in the journal Environmental Research revealed that radishes grown hydroponically with polystyrene nanoparticles (14C-PS) absorbed and stored the material not only in their fine roots, but also in their fleshy root crops and shoots. This provides the first direct evidence that nanoplastic can cross natural barriers within plants. Within just five days, the radishes retained about 5 percent of the nanoplastic dose they were exposed to. Alarmingly, up to a quarter of that amount was found in the edible root, while around 10 percent accumulated in the shoots. This demonstrates that nanoplastic can move through plant tissues and end up in parts consumed by humans and animals. ...Read More

 
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U.S. Tennis star Taylor Townsend has apologized to China after her social media joke about Chinese food backfired. The post U.S. Tennis Star Apologizes for Criticizing Chinese Food appeared first on Breitbart. ...Read More

 
Rep. Randy Fine (R-FL) said Florida nurse Nicole Easterling has been fired after she celebrated the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. The post Rep. Randy Fine: Florida Nurse Fired After Celebrating Assassination of Charlie Kirk appeared first on Breitbart. ...Read More

 
Melania Trump’s official visit to the UK drew public attention not for diplomacy, but for her Burberry coat and Dior boots, which sparked divided reactions online. The 55-year-old First Lady of the United States, former model and designer, arrived in Britain alongside President Donald Trump. She appeared before cameras in black knee-high Dior boots and a beige Burberry coat, lined with the brand’s signature check pattern. Her look was completed with black sunglasses and a low ponytail. The photos, published by Page Six, quickly ignited a wave of comments. Readers debated her outfit, with opinions ranging from admiration to harsh criticism. Some praised her elegance, while others dismissed the look as impractical and poorly styled. ...Read More

 
Nolte: The corporate media wants to turn the murdered Charlie Kirk into a villain and his alleged assassin into a folk hero. The post Nolte: CNN Contributor Defends Charlie Kirk’s Alleged Assassin as ‘Love-Torn Child’ appeared first on Breitbart. ...Read More

 
A Democrat lawmaker is expressing concern over the FBI’s new physical fitness standards, specifically calling attention to the physical differences between men and women.  During... Read More The post Democrat Lawmaker Raises Concerns Over FBI’s Physical Fitness Test appeared first on The Daily Signal. ...Read More

 
A Democrat lawmaker is expressing concern over the FBI’s new physical fitness standards, specifically calling attention to the physical differences between men and women.  During... Read More The post Democrat Sen. Mazie Hirono Raises Concerns Over FBI’s Physical Fitness Test appeared first on The Daily Signal. ...Read More

 
Ukraine has begun deploying new silent fiber-optic drones with triple explosive charges, raising alarms in Russian border regions for their lethal potential against both military and civilians. According to Severny Veter Telegram channel, linked to Russia’s “North” military group, and reports shared by the Kursk regional authorities, the new Ukrainian drones are almost completely silent. They can only be spotted visually, making them especially difficult to counter. Officials warn that these drones are equipped with a triple explosive charge, significantly increasing their destructive power. “When such a drone strikes, chances of survival are minimal. Do not ignore warnings about attack threats,” the statement emphasized. ...Read More

 
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The European Union (EU) is debating two different methods for using frozen Russian assets, according to sources cited by the Financial Times (FT). The funds are intended to back reparation loans for Ukraine totaling €170 billion. Euroclear Assets as Collateral One option involves using funds held at the Belgian central securities depository Euroclear. Brussels could purchase zero-interest EU bonds, using the Russian assets as backing. Sources note that approximately €170 billion of the original €194 billion has already matured and now exists as cash balances on Euroclear’s accounts. The capital raised could then be transferred to Ukraine in tranches. Special Financing Instrument The second option under discussion is the creation of a special financing instrument designed to manage these funds. This would allow non-EU states to participate in Ukraine’s recovery program, broadening international support beyond the bloc. ...Read More

 
“There have been political disputes and fights throughout the course of the 250 years that our country has existed” but we’re seeing a unique reaction to the assassination of... Read More The post On CNN, Daily Signal President Addresses Kirk Assassination, Liberal Hypocrisy appeared first on The Daily Signal. ...Read More

 
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Democrats are divided over whether members of their party should continue using incendiary rhetoric painting Republicans as an existential enemy following the political assassination of Turning USA founder Charlie Kirk. Prominent Democrats have repeatedly labeled GOP lawmakers and President Donald Trump “fascists” and “Nazis” despite objections from Republicans who argue such inflammatory rhetoric incites violence. […] ...Read More

 
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Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Kash Patel Testifies before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, September 17, following the formal charging of alleged Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson. The post Watch Live: FBI Director Kash Patel Testifies After Charlie Kirk Alleged Assassin Charged appeared first on Breitbart. ...Read More

 
Another year has come and gone, and America’s educational death spiral continues. The most recent numbers from The Nation’s Report Card, put out by the National Assessment... Read More The post Another Year, Another Depressing Report on the State of American Education appeared first on The Daily Signal. ...Read More

 
The European Parliament will hold a historic no-confidence vote against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen during its plenary session from October 6–9. The initiative comes simultaneously from two opposing forces—right-wing populists and the far left—marking an unprecedented political confrontation in EU history. Two Factions Unite Against the Commission President According to Politico, both the “Patriots for Europe” and “The Left” submitted separate motions of no-confidence on September 10, just seconds apart. This unusual alignment from opposite ends of the political spectrum has shaken Brussels, with many officials unsure how to proceed with two overlapping votes. The timing was especially striking, as the move came only hours after von der Leyen delivered her annual “State of the Union” address outlining priorities for the European Union. ...Read More