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La acusación del Departamento de Justicia contra el líder secuestrado de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, es una diatriba política que se apoya significativamente en el testimonio bajo coacción de un testigo poco confiable. A pesar de las ediciones del Departamento, pudiera exponer a más estadounidenses la propia historia de narcotráfico de la CIA. Al asalto militar estadounidense del 3 de enero contra Venezuela, para secuestrar al presidente Nicolás Maduro y a la primera dama Cilia Flores, le siguió la publicación de […]

The post Detrás de la denuncia politizada de Washington contra Maduro: una “red” creada por la CIA y un testigo coaccionado first appeared on The Grayzone.

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The IQ debates are, to me, tiresome. I’m pretty high IQ, not what I consider genius level (I’ve encountered true geniuses) but just under, in the one-in-ten thousand range. Which is to say, if I’m around 10K people I expect that no one is smarter than me, unless it’s a place that selects for IQ. […]

Administration’s strangulation of the CFMEU construction union and further attempted asset-stripping continued apace over summer, despite Admin kicking a couple of own goals.

The post Admin’s summer assault on the CFMEU first appeared on Solidarity Online.

We may not be tastier, but just more abundant these days

The post As Biodiversity Dwindles, Mosquitos Turn to Human Blood appeared first on Nautilus.

Khalil has 45 days to appeal Thursday’s court decision, his attorney told The Intercept.

The post Despite Court Ruling, ICE Can’t Detain Mahmoud Khalil — For Now appeared first on The Intercept.

High-tech radar technology offers an unprecedented look at escaping ice speeds on Greenland and Antarctica

The post Watch This Glacier Race into the Sea appeared first on Nautilus.

“It’s a milestone in solar physics”

The post The First Observation of the Fiery Lifecycle of a Massive Solar Storm appeared first on Nautilus.

Alan MacLeod uncovers how HRANA and U.S.-based “human rights” NGOs fuel unrest in Iran, supplying Western media with explosive casualty claims backed by National Endowment for Democracy funding.

The post Revealed: The CIA-Backed NGOs Fueling The Iran Protests appeared first on MintPress News.

“What we are seeing across the country as organized gangs of wine moms use Antifa tactics to harass and impede Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents is not civil disobedience. It isn’t even protest. It’s just crime.”
— David Marcus, writing in an op-ed for FoxNews.com

Belle Ave. Wine Moms Gang
Meeting Minutes

Date: 14 Jan 2026
The meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Emily in Lauren’s Basement.

Present: Emily, Lauren, Megan, Katie, Jessica S., Sarah, Jennifer, Amanda, Ashley, Jenny, Rachel, Stephanie, and Jessica M.

Business from Previous Meeting

Pam Bondi’s decision to rescind rules to protect journalists is being used as a cudgel to attack the First Amendment.

The post FBI Raid on WaPo Reporter’s Home Was Based on Sham Pretext appeared first on The Intercept.

A shareholder initiative urging more human-rights monitoring at ICE detention facilities gets shot down with regulators’ blessing.

Illustrator Luís Calçada walks a fine line between scientific truth and imagination

The post I Turn Scientific Renderings of Space into Art appeared first on Nautilus.

Rep. Delia Ramirez called her bill “the bare minimum” to rein in ICE while Democratic leadership remains resistant to abolishing the agency.

The post New Bill Would Put Basic Limits on ICE Use of Force After Minneapolis Killing appeared first on The Intercept.

If you lead with fear, they may respond with their own fearful behaviors

The post Horses Can Smell How You’re Feeling appeared first on Nautilus.

If you've been hoping that the David Tennant and Olivia Colman-starring Broadchurch would return, Chris Chibnall is putting that to rest.

Trump’s rampage across the federal government inadvertently demonstrates the power that Democratic leaders pretended they didn’t have.

Sarah Munson and Callum Ashworth In recent years, retail investors’ demand for UK government bonds (gilts) has increased, marking a change in the composition of market participants. The growth of retail investors, comprised of individuals managing their own portfolios, has been a global phenomenon (Foxall et al (2025)). But what’s driving this change, and what … Continue reading Retail investors’ participation in the gilt market →

Hi, my name’s Kyle. Yes, I get in whatever lane has fewer cars and then merge. I merge late so others can practice forgiveness. I don’t see it as cutting someone off. I see it as giving them a spiritual workout.

Merging, to me, is faith in motion. When I flick on my blinker, at the last possible second, I’m not being rude. I’m saying I believe in you. I believe you’ll make space. That you’ll overcome the petty human urge to honk and instead ascend toward grace.

Patience is a muscle, and I’m your personal trainer. I push you past your limit. You might shake. You might curse my name. But later, when your blood pressure stabilizes, and you feel the calm wash over you, you’ll thank me. As Gandhi said, or maybe I’m paraphrasing, “Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong.” I’m just here to spot you.

Traffic isn’t chaos. It’s just therapy with horns. Every red light is a breathing exercise. Every missed exit is an opportunity for growth. Every time I merge late, someone releases the anger they’ve been holding since childhood. And if that isn’t public service, I don’t know what is.

Forty-year growth periods may have given them a leg up in dominating their ecosystems

The post Tyrannosaurids Took Their Time Growing to 17,000 Pounds appeared first on Nautilus.