Do not let this administration intimidate you. | Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

The Hilarious House of Frightenstein Documentary 2017

Trump Goes on Manic 50-Post Rampage After World Leaders Humiliate Him

Donald Trump engaged in a 51-post Twitter rampage after world leaders largely ignored his 'Board of Peace' initiative at Davos, attacking his opponents and retweeting supportive messages.

ICE is rumored to be heading for Philadelphia. Everyone is saying the same thing | The Independent

Social media buzzes with rumors of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) ramping up operations in Philadelphia, with many locals responding defiantly. Posts on TikTok and X claim that Philadelphia could be the next Democratic-led city targeted for an immigration crackdown by President Trump’s administration. Many Philadelphians joke that they are known to riot even when their sports teams win, while others vow to stand up against ICE.

Trump, 79, Kicks Off Press Conference by Reading Aloud to Himself | The New Republic

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'The Old Order is Not Coming Back': Mark Carney's Speech to the World Economic Forum - Policy Magazine

In his speech to the World Economic Forum, Prime Minister Mark Carney discusses the changing global order, emphasizing the need for middle powers like Canada to adapt by building strategic autonomy, embracing values-based realism, and fostering international cooperation.

Donald Trump Leaks Private Texts From NATO Allies: Read in Full - Newsweek

This Newsweek article reports on President Donald Trump's release of private text messages between himself and NATO leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte. The texts reveal tensions over Trump's interest in purchasing Greenland, with Macron expressing confusion over Trump's intentions and Rutte pledging to support Trump's efforts in Syria and find a resolution on Greenland. The article also discusses Trump's imposition of tariffs on European allies in response to their opposition to his Greenland plans.

NVIDIA Contacted Anna’s Archive to Secure Access to Millions of Pirated Books * TorrentFreak

NVIDIA allegedly contacted Anna’s Archive to secure access to millions of pirated books for AI training, according to an expanded class-action lawsuit. The lawsuit cites internal documents alleging that NVIDIA executives authorized the use of these pirated books, despite being warned of their illegal nature. The complaint also claims that NVIDIA used other pirated sources and distributed tools that facilitated access to pirated datasets, leading to new claims of infringement.

Trump’s bizarre letter to Norway’s prime minister in full as President links Greenland threat to Nobel Prize snub | The Independent

This news article reports on President Trump's controversial letter to Norway's prime minister, in which he links his snub from the Nobel Peace Prize to his decision to threaten Greenland's autonomy. Trump claims he deserves the peace prize for mediating ceasefire agreements and argues that the United States should control Greenland due to Denmark's inability to protect it from Russia and China. The letter has sparked tensions with NATO allies, who have reaffirmed their support for Denmark's claim to Greenland.

Nebraska Mom Says Secret Service Showed Up at Her Door Over Tweet Under Trump Administration

A Nebraska mother was questioned by the U.S. Secret Service after posting a tweet that contained no threats or calls for violence, raising concerns about free speech and government overreach. The Secret Service agents questioned her about her online statements, including a remark in which she said she wanted to see 'their trials', which she clarified was referring to accountability for public officials, likening it to Nuremberg-style tribunals for those who enable unlawful actions—not violence.

Jared Moskowitz Embarrasses Member of the Oath Keepers

Stuart Rhodes, founder of the Oath Keepers, was publicly embarrassed during a House Judiciary Committee hearing when Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) pointed out his conviction for seditious conspiracy against the United States.

Carney reaches tariff-quota deal with China on EVs, canola | CBC News

Prime Minister Mark Carney has reached a trade deal with China to allow tens of thousands of Chinese electric vehicles into Canada in exchange for lower canola duties.

New multi-physics AI architecture boosts computing speed, efficiency

Chinese researchers from Peking University have developed a new multi-physics AI computing architecture that delivers a near fourfold speed increase while reducing power consumption. This breakthrough enables different computing paradigms to operate within their optimal physical domains, such as electrical current, charge, or light, thereby improving computational efficiency. The system boosts Fourier Transform processing speeds from about 130 billion operations per second to roughly 500 billion, marking a several-fold increase. The new architecture could make future hardware more efficient and speed up its use in areas such as foundational AI models, embodied intelligence, autonomous driving, brain-computer interfaces, and communication systems.

A Supreme Court ruling that strikes down Trump's tariffs would be the fastest way to revive the stalling job market, top economist says | Fortune

A Supreme Court ruling against Trump's tariffs could revive the stalling job market, according to Moody's Analytics chief economist Mark Zandi. Zandi blames the tariffs for steep job losses in trade-exposed industries, such as manufacturing which lost 70,000 jobs since April. The Supreme Court is expected to rule on the tariffs' legality under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) soon. Zandi argues that reversing the tariffs could be the fastest way to boost job growth.

Trump posts picture of himself as ‘Acting President of Venezuela’ | Today News

This news article reports on US President Donald Trump posting a picture of himself as the 'Acting President of Venezuela' on his social media platform. The image appeared to be an edited Wikipedia page, showing Trump as the incumbent Venezuelan president as of January 2026. The US government had previously toppled the Venezuelan government in early January through military strikes, capturing President Nicolas Maduro and his wife. Trump stated that the US would manage the Venezuelan government until a proper transition could be ensured, while the country's Supreme Court appointed Delcy Rodriguez as the interim president. Trump also warned of further military operations if Venezuela's new leaders did not cooperate with his demands, which primarily involve accessing Venezuelan oil.

ICE shooting comes after bombshell probe finds new recruits 'can barely read or write'

A deadly shooting in Minneapolis by a federal immigration officer comes after a bombshell report found that new ICE recruits can barely read or write, have pending criminal charges, and show ties to gangs and white supremacists. The report also revealed that hiring standards were lowered, background checks were delayed, and training was significantly cut. This has led to concerns about the competence and suitability of these officers.

Epstein files might not be released in full until after Trump leaves office

The Department of Justice has released less than one percent of the files potentially related to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The delayed pace at which the Trump administration is releasing files means it could be several years before it meets Congress' mandate for full transparency. The Justice Department faces criticism for the slow and incomplete release of files, which has sparked frustration among lawmakers and victims, as well as calls for investigations and potential penalties against the DOJ and its leadership.

The Republican Party Is a Transnational Criminal Organization

This blog post argues that the Republican Party functions as a transnational criminal organization, funded by foreign governments and war criminals, and consistently serving their interests. The post outlines four criteria for this claim, supported by documented criminal convictions, policy outcomes, and structural protections against accountability.

Venezuela - The Lesson for Canada

This article discusses the Trump regime's attack on Venezuela, which is seen as a deliberate assault on international law. The author argues that Trump has consistently undermined international rules, targeting the International Criminal Court, betraying Ukraine, and threatening NATO allies. The invasion of Venezuela is viewed as a mockery of international law, with the blockade deemed illegitimate and the killings on the high seas considered violations. The article warns Canada to prepare for potential threats from the United States, emphasizing the need to strengthen alliances and build a citizen's volunteer force.

After Decades of Speculation, Physicists Finally Confirm the Existence of "Time Mirrors"

Physicists have experimentally reversed electromagnetic waves in time, confirming a long-standing theoretical prediction. This breakthrough, achieved by Hady Moussa's team at CUNY, involves creating a temporal boundary in a transmission-line metamaterial, allowing part of the wave to retrace its path backward through time. This new method of wave control opens up possibilities for advanced spectrum engineering and frequency-selective devices.

At least 16 files have disappeared from the DOJ webpage for documents related to Jeffrey Epstein

The missing files, which were available Friday and no longer accessible by Saturday, included images of paintings depicting nude women, and one showing a series of photographs along a credenza and in drawers. In that image, inside a drawer among other photos, was a photograph of

The ENTIRE History Of Prince Edward Island (20,000 Years in 67 Minutes)

This documentary provides a comprehensive overview of Prince Edward Island's history, spanning from the last ice age to modern times. It delves into the island's geological formation, the Mi'kmaq people's deep-rooted connection, French and British colonization, significant historical events, and contemporary challenges. Whether for history enthusiasts or those planning a visit, this documentary offers a thorough exploration of PEI's rich and complex past.

Museum in Texas moves Donald Trump's statue to storage after visitors kept hitting it

In 2021, a wax statue of Donald Trump was removed from the Louis Tussaud's Waxworks Museum in San Antonio, Texas, due to repeated damage by visitors. The museum, owned by Ripley Entertainment, stated that such incidents are not uncommon with statues of political figures. Meanwhile, Trump pardoned Democratic Congressman Henry Cuellar, who was charged with accepting bribes, in a move seen as politically motivated.

Beyond the Ballot list of companies that are helping ICE.

The 'ICE OUT OF MY WALLET' campaign, launched by Beyond the Ballot, is a long-term economic boycott aimed at pressuring corporations profiting from ICE's activities, including surveillance, detentions, and deportations. Unlike short-term 'economic blackouts,' this campaign seeks to minimize the number of targeted corporations to maximize pressure, empowering consumers and organizations to divest from companies fueling state violence and white supremacy. The campaign, which begins on Black Friday, aims to expose the exploitation behind consumerism and build a coalition to reimagine an economy free from state-backed oppression.