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April 2026

Mamdani’s First 100 Days Aren’t Getting High Marks From Voters

Mamdani’s First 100 Days Aren’t Getting High Marks From Voters Zohran Mamdani rode a wave of progressive enthusiasm and sweeping promises to become the Mayor of New York City. Now, as he closes in on his first hundred days in office, he’s learning that governing is a lot harder than campaigning, and a new poll […]

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Eric Swalwell Needs To Go Right Now

There are two points about the allegations against Rep. Eric Swalwell. The allegations are vast. They span multiple women over several years. Not all allegations are anonymous and have been verified by media reports. CNN reported: A former staffer of Rep. Eric Swalwell, a leading Democratic candidate for California governor, says that the congressman raped

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Novorossiysk Restarts Oil Loadings At Reduced Capacity After Drone Strike

Novorossiysk Restarts Oil Loadings At Reduced Capacity After Drone Strike By Julianne Geiger of OilPrice Russia has restarted limited oil loadings at its Black Sea port of Novorossiysk after a drone attack earlier this week forced a full suspension. Operations at the Sheskharis terminal resumed late Thursday, but only one berth is currently active. A

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Metal Shock: Gulf’s Largest Aluminum Producer Declares Force Majeure

Metal Shock: Gulf’s Largest Aluminum Producer Declares Force Majeure A little more than a week after Emirates Global Aluminum (EGA), the Gulf’s largest aluminum producer, halted operations at its Al Taweelah smelter following Iranian missile and drone strikes, EGA has now declared force majeure on parts of its contract book, signaling that supply chain disruptions

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Cellular IoT antenna shipments hit 757m units in 2025, signalling a new scaling phase for device hardware

By Marc Kavinsky, Lead Editor at IoT Business News. Berg Insight says cellular IoT antenna shipments rose 23% in 2025. The milestone is a reminder that as LPWAN and 5G-era use cases expand, antenna design and sourcing are becoming a volume hardware topic again—not just an RF detail left to late-stage product engineering. Connectivity is

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The ‘Leading UK Scientists’ Letter Urging Abandonment Of North Sea Is Ideology Masquerading As Science

The ‘Leading UK Scientists’ Letter Urging Abandonment Of North Sea Is Ideology Masquerading As Science Authored by Tilak Doshi via Tilak’s Substack, The Financial Times reported on Good Friday that “more than 65 leading UK scientists” had signed an open letter, published as a Google Doc, urging the Government to abandon new North Sea oil and gas drilling in

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Visualizing America’s Slide In ‘Happiness Rankings’ Since 2011

Visualizing America’s Slide In ‘Happiness Rankings’ Since 2011 The United States has steadily slipped in the global happiness rankings over the past decade. While it still ranks among the top 25 in the latest World Happiness Report, the U.S. is no longer close to the leading group of Nordic countries that consistently dominate the top

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Who’s Afraid Of Emmanuel Macron?

Who’s Afraid Of Emmanuel Macron? Authored by J.B.Shurk via AmericanThinker.com, French President Emmanuel Macron is doing that peculiar French thing again…acting tough while looking weak.   He gave a speech last Friday at Yonsei University in Seoul during which he demanded that nations not become “vassals” of China or the United States.  Macron wants South Korea to join Canada,

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