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Energy Sovereignty Demands Bold Action

American strength is reshaping the global energy landscape.

A split screen of Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Brazil's senator and presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro.
Politics4h ago

Brazil’s Leftist Regime Peddles Baseless Election Interference Conspiracy

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is baselessly accusing the United States of election interference as he attempts to maintain power against a surging right-wing opposition.

Man in green jacket with baseball hat
Tech19h ago

Arizona Appeals Court Overturns Sentence After AI-Generated Victim Testimony

An Arizona appeals court has ordered a resentencing for a road rage killer, ruling that the use of an AI-generated video of the victim was an improper judicial practice.

Two students speak into a microphone while sat at a table in front of a crowd in a hall address an assembly on sexual violence held at Cornell on Thursday
Culture WarYesterday

Cornell University in Chaos as Campus Activists Demand Retribution Over Resurfaced Rape Allegations

Cornell University is reeling from renewed outrage over a 2024 alleged gang rape case, prompting student protests and the appointment of a special prosecutor by Governor Kathy Hochul.

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Tuesday, September 22

BBC correspondent Laura Bicker wearing a blue shirt standing outside a construction site
TechSeptember 22, 2026

China's Massive Data Build-Out Signals Aggressive Push for AI Supremacy

China is aggressively expanding its technological infrastructure in remote regions to secure a dominant position in the global artificial intelligence race.

Snow covers houses in Nuuk, Greenland. Some houses are red, with a church in the background
Foreign PolicySeptember 22, 2026

Strategic Victory: US Secures Expanded Military Footprint in the Arctic

The United States has reached a critical defense agreement to establish two new military bases in Greenland, significantly strengthening the American strategic position in the Arctic while effectively barring non-NATO forces from the region

Perez leaning against a blue Honda car in a parking lot, smiling
ImmigrationSeptember 22, 2026

Federal Judge Halts Deportation of Illegal Alien Shot During ICE Encounter

A federal judge has issued a temporary stay on the deportation of Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, an illegal alien who was shot by ICE agents in Texas during an encounter that remains under official investigation.

A woman walking by a wall in Tangiers with the electoral symbols of political parties painted on it.
PoliticsSeptember 22, 2026

Morocco's Election Circus: Empty Promises and Anti-Israel Rhetoric Fail to Sway Disillusioned Youth

Ahead of Morocco's parliamentary elections, political parties are resorting to viral football slogans, unrealistic job promises, and anti-Israel grandstanding to court a cynical youth population.

Trump, dressed in a suit, stands next two two men with high-viz jackets to his left and a man in a dark suit to his right at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new helipad on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, 21 September 2026
PoliticsSeptember 22, 2026

President Trump Stands Firm Against Hostile Media Outlets

President Trump has challenged the media establishment by restricting access for outlets he deems dishonest, prompting a boycott by major networks and a legal battle over the boundaries of press credentials.

Alisher Usmanov, a middle aged man wearing glass and a dark suit, adjusts his tie while looking upwards
PoliticsSeptember 22, 2026

EU Capitulates: Brussels Softens Sanctions on Putin-Linked Oligarchs

The European Union has agreed to drop sanctions on Russian oligarchs Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman, undermining the bloc's own stance against the Kremlin and drawing sharp condemnation from Ukrainian leadership.

Perez leaning against a blue Honda car in a parking lot, smiling
ImmigrationSeptember 22, 2026

ICE Enforcement Continues as Agency Investigates Austin Shooting

Federal immigration agents are continuing their mission to enforce border security and detain illegal aliens, even as local officials and activists demand investigations into a recent shooting involving an ICE agent in Austin.

An in-game screenshot of Master Chief from the Halo series in his trademark shell suit and helmet and holding a gun
EconomySeptember 22, 2026

Xbox Implodes: Massive Layoffs and Halo Franchise Handed Off Amid Corporate Reset

Xbox is slashing hundreds of jobs and stripping its crown jewel franchise, Halo, away from internal developers as the company struggles through a desperate, multi-year corporate restructuring.

Houthi troopers stand guard during a protest against Saudi Arabia, in Sana'a, Yemen.
Foreign PolicySeptember 22, 2026

G7 Demands Iran Cease Arming Houthi Terrorists Threatening Global Energy

The G7 foreign ministers have issued a stern ultimatum for Iran to stop supplying weapons to the Houthi rebels, whose aggressive expansion and attacks on civilian infrastructure now threaten global energy security.

A man with a beard, skullcap and face mask being led out of a bus by four police officers
Foreign PolicySeptember 22, 2026

Justice Served: Sri Lanka Convicts Masterminds Behind Deadly Easter Sunday Terror Attacks

Sri Lanka's High Court has convicted 15 Islamist extremists for their roles in the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings, a long-overdue step toward justice for the victims of this horrific act of terror.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevicius speaks during a press conference in Riga, Latvia August 20, 2026. REUTERS/Ints Kalnins
Foreign PolicySeptember 22, 2026

Lithuania Prepares for War as Russian Aggression Intensifies on NATO's Border

Facing constant threats and airspace incursions from Russia and its Belarusian proxies, Lithuania is fortifying its defenses and preparing for potential conflict while demanding a more serious security mindset from its Western allies.

President Trump wears a navy suit and carries gold scissors to cut a ribbon in front of him
PoliticsSeptember 22, 2026

Mainstream Media Throws Tantrum After Losing White House Access

Major media organizations are attempting to bully the White House through a coordinated boycott and litigation after President Trump restricted access for outlets that consistently spread misinformation.