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Russia's President Vladimir Putin announced today that Russia would suspend participation in the New START nuclear arms reduction treaty. He made it a point to clarify that the nation isn't withdrawing from the agreement, merely "suspending participation." But that isn't much of a change, considering inspections have been halted since 2020 due to the pandemic. "Russia is not complying with its obligation under the New START Treaty to facilitate inspection activities on its territory," a US State Department spokesperson said in January. "Russia's refusal to facilitate inspection activities prevents the United States from exercising important rights under the treaty and threatens the viability of U.S.-Russian nuclear arms control." What else do we know about this latest move? (read more) |
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Three arrested in North Carolina for alleged kidnapping and torture (read more) |
Joe Biden announces millions more of US taxpayer dollars to assist Ukraine during his surprise trip to Kyiv (read more) |
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Including someone many believe to be the "world's most dangerous man".
They seek to disrupt every facet of our lives.
Justin Haskins (of The Hill) calls it "the most ambitious and radical plan the world has seen in more than a generation."
I'm calling it the most audacious power-grab of the 21st century.
Every aspect of our lives…
From how we live, work, save, and invest could soon be under their control.
Which is why I am reaching out to you today I have released a scathing documentary that exposes the lies behind this so-called "plan."
America's Last Stand explores the perils it poses to our way of life. |
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Remember word problems? Here's one math problem that stumped a lot of kids (and a lot of their parents): "Klein read 30 pages of a book on Monday and one-eighth of the book on Tuesday," the question read. "He completed the remaining quarter of the book on Wednesday. How many pages are there in the book?" Think you know the answer? Check it out here. (learn more) |
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Will this lead to the destruction of the West as we know it? (read more) |
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Strange Indicator Called Crashes on ZM, PTON & DWAC… Here’s what it’s saying now.
Today, a world class trading expert is going to give us the A to Z rundown on how what he calls his Master Indicator.
Not only will he show you how to set it up on your trading platform… But also how it’s been able to accurately make some incredible calls this year…
In the last couple weeks, his Master Indicator has been spot on.
It said stocks like Peloton… Zoom and DWAC were all likely to head lower…
And sure enough, look at what stocks got hammered in the sell off…
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As of three months into the 2024 White House campaign, the average of the most recent public opinion polls shows that former President Donald Trump is still in the lead for the chase for the GOP presidential nomination. Furthermore, President Biden's popularity among the American people remains in negative numbers, according to a key polling metric, as he nears the likely launch of a 2024 re-election campaign. According to a weighted average of recent national surveys asking Americans how they feel about the job the president is doing, 44% of respondents approve of Vice President Biden's performance, while 52% disapprove. Real Clear Politics uses both probability and non-probability-based polls in their average. (read more) |
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Liberals finally admit that boycotting red states doesn't work (read more) |
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Checking over the top holdings of small-cap growth ETFs like the SPDR S&P 600 Small Cap Growth ETF is a great place to start if you're seeking small-cap growth companies to buy. The Vanguard Small-Cap Growth ETF, which has $13.6 billion in total net assets, is the largest small-cap growth ETF, but SLYG has almost half as many holdings as VBK, which makes the process of eliminating ideas that much simpler. It isn't in trouble due to underinvestment at $2.5 billion in total net assets. The three-year net earnings growth divided by the current share price and the 12-month price change are all higher than normal for the companies that produce SLYG. Here are three top small-cap stocks to add to your portfolio based on these characteristics. (read more) |
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Gold vs. silver: which is the better investment? (read more) |
Are you doing better with retirement savings than the average American? (read more) |
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Someone has been held at Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center for eight months with no charge. At least, that's what lawyers argued in Florida's Third District Court of Appeal. Natalia Harrell, an inmate at the center, carries the person behind the case: an unborn child. It could even set a precedent amid a legal system navigating complex arguments in a post-Roe world. Last week, attorney William M. Norris filed an emergency writ of habeas corpus, which allows the court to determine whether someone's imprisonment is lawful. He argued that the fetus's incarceration violates his rights guaranteed by the U.S. and Florida constitutions. The 24-page document claims that the "draconian confinement" harms Harrell's unborn child. It says the fetus isn't receiving adequate prenatal care, including vitamins and visits to specialists, and also is the victim of negligence — at one point being trapped in a corrections transport van without air conditioning while temperatures exceeded 100 degrees. The writ argues that the unborn child should be released for necessary care and treatment, be free from "unlawful and illegal detention," and avoid entering the world in a dangerous environment like a prison cell. (read more) |
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Man accidentally eats a snack potentially worth £100,000 (read more) |
How this man set a world record in Disneyland (read more) |
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Krzysztof Nieroda of New Jersey called a relative Sunday morning to confess after shooting and killing his wife, Justyna, and his two children, 13-year-old daughter Natalie and 14-year-old son Sebastian. He then turned the gun on himself. "They're a normal family. That's why it's impossible to believe. They go camping every long weekend with a trailer they hook up to their car. They recently renovated their kitchen, and he invited me over to show it to me," revealed neighbor Angel Montanez. Here's what police have said about the terrible tragedy and why neighbors are so shocked at the news. (read more) |
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A health clinic set to open in Ohio as residents report burning eyes and terrible headaches after train derailment (read more) |
New details have emerged in the ranch-stalking horror story (read more) |
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