By Gowhar Geelani, a Kashmiri writer and journalist. He is the author of Kashmir: Rage and Reason Chinese Premier Li Qiang announced last week the launch of a…
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By Tyler Durden Very soon if you want AI (and even if you don’t), you won’t be able to afford AC. Just this morning we warned readers that America’s largest…
The Axion personal vertical takeoff and landing vehicle from FusionFlight in Dallas promises a top speed of 200 mph By Chuck Martin A single…
By Top War The Chinese defense industry is actively developing concepts for weapons of various classes. For example, several years ago, research began in…
The president says the US is getting “a lot of mineral rights” from the agreement between Rwanda and the DR Congo By RT International Rwanda…
By Mike The most famous claim of inventing a water-powered car comes from Stanley Meyer, an American inventor who, in the 1990s, said he had developed…
By Martin Armstrong Supply chain constraints are inevitable during wartime. Shippers are actively avoiding the Strait of Hormuz that connects the Persian Gulf to the…
By David Manney Despite your best efforts, you can’t hold the wind in your hand and store sunlight in a jar. But you can collect…
By Tyler Durden Update(1605ET): Where is Iran’s Uranium? Truce Highlights Mystery Over Stockpile… that’s Bloomberg’s latest headline over the ‘biggest mystery’ that remains in the war.…
By michael Tensions between SpaceX CEO Elon Musk and President Donald Trump are continuing to ratchet up. The president took to Truth Social, where he penned…
By Sundance Senior White House official Taylor Budowich, Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought, and James Braid…
By Ward Clark China doesn’t have the best track record when it comes to batteries for things like electric cars and scooters. In fact, some of…
By Beege Welborn Such happy little authoritative Malthusians. The living, breathing adherents and practitioners of the ideology are particularly interesting in localities and states where,…
‘There are lots of questions that need answering’ By Audrey Streb, Daily Caller News Foundation New Orleans was plunged into darkness on Sunday afternoon when the…
By Joe Kovacs A top Republican in Congress who until recently was President Donald Trump’s nominee to be the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations is…
The president said any country purchasing Iranian oil ‘will not be allowed to do business’ with the US By Dave DeCamp President Trump on Thursday threatened…
By Tyler Durden Not too long ago, we reported that China was stockpiling virtually every form of commodity known to man, from corn to crude…
And this is why preppers prep… By Strange Sounds Spain and Portugal suffer a massive power outage… And parts of Andorra and southern France… As…