Woman arrested in fatal shooting of her neighbor in Florida

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nbc news By Phil Helsel A woman accused of fatally shooting her Florida neighbor in a dispute that involved the slain woman’s children was arrested Tuesday, the Marion County Sheriff’s Office said. →

Legal Aliens

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american conservative by Micah Meadowcroft HORATIO: O day and night, but this is wondrous strange! HAMLET: And therefore as a stranger give it welcome. There are more things in heaven and earth, →

Ron DeSantis’s War on Woke

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american thinker By S.R. Piccoli Ron DeSantis calls himself the governor of the state “where woke goes to die,” and his track record of accomplishments in the fight against wokeness as governor of →

It’s Not Reparations Being Demanded; It’s Something Quite Different

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american thinker By Vince Coyner Democrats frequently talk about compensation for slavery and Jim Crow in the form of reparations for black Americans. Indeed, House member Cori Bush recently proposed →

Chinese, Russian militaries hold joint aerial strategic patrol in Asia-Pacific region amid US-led provocations

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​global times​​​ By Liu Xuanzun and Guo Yuandan The militaries of China and Russia on Tuesday carried out a joint aerial strategic patrol in the Asia-Pacific region, a move that experts said is →

Policymakers Must Prepare for the Advent of AI Disinformation

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national interest by Tristan Paci In discussions of artificial intelligence, commentary often focuses on how this technology may automate jobs, revolutionize war, or even lead to the collapse of →

Biden Is Taking Latinos for Granted

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​american conservative​​​ by Edgar Beltrán In late April, the Biden campaign unveiled its Spanish website. It was bad. “Si se pawde” or “breakfast tacos” level bad. The website had many mistakes that →

The Razor-thin Margin

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​american thinker​​​ By Harold Lowery Credible allegations of voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election have resulted in profound misgivings among Americans. Many conservatives have become →

Washington’s self-defeating foreign policy

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asia times by Stephen Bryen If I were a shovel manufacturer I could make a lot of money in Washington, because Washington policymakers are digging deeper and deeper holes for the United States. →

Quantum computing clouds open for all in China

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asia times by Jeff Pao China has recently launched two cloud platforms designed to allow the general public to make use of its quantum machines. One is a feature added to the country’s fastest →

Bali drowning in a tide of runaway mass tourism

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asia times by John McBeth BALI – Back in the early 2000s, Pererenan was a sleepy village on Bali’s west coast, lying safely – or so everyone thought – to the north of the main tourist strip on a →

Psychoanalysing Succession’s tense finale – a Freudian suspension of pleasure

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the conversation Sigmund Freud, the 20th century titan of psychoanalysis, would doubtless have plenty to say about the Roy family, had the characters ever plopped down on his treatment couch. The →

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