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DHS Shutdown Continues Because Removing Kristi Noem Is Just Starting the Problem
Democrats want 10 new rulebooks before handing over the Homeland Security checkbook.
On March 5, 2026, House and Senate Democrats made clear that Kristi Noem's surprise exit from Homeland Security wasn’t c...
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Paramount Secretly Courting Arabian Gulf Cash to Buy Hollywood's Crown Jewels
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Trump Demands Netanyahu Pardon Like It’s Black Friday and He's the CEO
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Hong Kong: Where You Can Eat Snake Soup Then Chase It with a Half-Price Latte
Because nothing says 'vacation' like ancient temples, tofu pudding, and cocktail bars competing for your liver.
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Iran War Expands Like a Drunk Group Text With Everyone Invited
From drones on luxury hotels to friendly fire, chaos is the new team-building exercise.
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Victoria’s Secret Goes Full 180: From Epstein Drama to Sexy Comeback Tour
After scandal and safe mode, lingerie finally stops apologizing for being lingerie.
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Anthropic CEO Pleads With Pentagon: 'Please Don’t Kick Us Out!'
Refusing total AI access might cost you a seat at the war games table.
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Thousands of Kurdish soldiers await an Israeli green light, or just a dramatic cue.
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