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Nationalist Wins Polish Presidency After Nod From Trump

4 days ago | thenewamerican.com | Paul Dragu

The Poles are the latest Europeans to send the message that they want their storied nation to be sovereign and socially conservative. Political newcomer and former boxer Karol Nawrocki was officially declared president-elect on Monday. Voter turnout was the largest since the election following the collapse of communism in 1989, at nearly 72 percent. Nawrocki defeated Warsaw’s leftist mayor Rafal Trzaskowski by a margin of less than two percent, with 50.9 percent of the votes.
Ukraine Hits Airbases Deep Within Russia

5 days ago | thenewamerican.com | Paul Dragu

On Sunday, the day before representatives of each country met to discuss a peace deal in Istanbul, Ukraine launched a drone blitzkrieg that struck several Russian long-range bombers. According to U.S. media, the attack, dubbed Operation Spider’s Web, hit several of Russia’s cruise-missile carriers at four airports. Ukraine claims it destroyed 40 of Russia’s more than 100 Tupolev bombers.
AI Creator Releases Eye Scanner to Distinguish Man From Machine

5 days ago | thenewamerican.com | Paul Dragu

As the line between man and machine becomes increasingly blurry, one of the people who helped create this trend has invented a gadget to supposedly address the problem. The machine, an eye scanner that issues a personal “World ID,” raises serious concerns about privacy. Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, which creates artificial intelligence technology, wants everyone in the world to get the Orb. Time magazine featured the new contraption on the cover of its June 23 issue.
Europe Is Preparing for War With Russia

1 week ago | thenewamerican.com | Paul Dragu

As America seeks to dial back its military presence in Europe and war continues in Ukraine, countries in Europe are dusting off their war machines and training for battle. By all indications, no matter what happens between Russia and Ukraine soon, tensions on the historically war-fraught continent will almost certainly not return to pre-2022 levels. On Wednesday, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced a new, chummier military partnership between his nation and Ukraine.
Russia Claims Trump Is Being Misled by Warmongers

1 week ago | sgtreport.com | Paul Dragu

by Paul Dragu, The New American:Kremlin officials say the American president is getting bad information. They claim his reports being filtered by people who want to “draw the United States into more aggressive action against Russia” — a problem they will try to correct. Over the last few days, President Donald Trump has been harder than usual on the Russians.
Russia Claims Trump Is Being Misled by Warmongers

1 week ago | thenewamerican.com | Paul Dragu

Kremlin officials say the American president is getting bad information. They claim his reports being filtered by people who want to “draw the United States into more aggressive action against Russia” — a problem they will try to correct. Over the last few days, President Donald Trump has been harder than usual on the Russians.
Trump Signs Executive Orders to Unleash Nuclear Energy

1 week ago | thenewamerican.com | Paul Dragu

The Trump administration wants to unleash the power of nuclear energy. On Friday, President Donald Trump signed four executive orders (EOs) to expedite the construction of nuclear reactors in the United States for civilian and military use. The orders are intended to trim down burdensome regulations that have frozen nuclear power production for decades and quadruple it over the next 25 years.
The Left Was Going To Ride the Race Grift All the Way To Permanent One-Party Rule

1 week ago | lewrockwell.com | Paul Dragu

The Democrat party viewed race politics as their ticket to one-party rule. They were going to run that play all the way to the end zone, until they turned enough states permanently blue that the GOP could never win another presidency. The race grift was bulletproof. So they thought.
Russia and Ukraine Exchange Strikes on Capitals

1 week ago | sgtreport.com | Paul Dragu

by Paul Dragu, The New American:Multiple rounds of peace talks and optimistic rhetoric have done nothing to end the war in the Eastern Bloc, where hostilities have significantly flared up over the last few days. The heads of America and Russia had barely hung up the phone last Monday after their long and optimistic conversation before the Eastern European rivals were back at it again. By the weekend, Russia had launched a devastating retaliatory drone and missile attack on the Ukrainian capital.
Canada’s Alberta Province Heading Toward Secession Referendum

1 week ago | sgtreport.com | Paul Dragu

by Paul Dragu, The New American:Alberta is careening toward a referendum with the possibility of a divorce between the conservative, oil-rich province and liberal Canada. Less than 24 hours after globalist Mark Carney and his leftist government won control on April 28, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith introduced a bill lowering the threshold needed to trigger a secession referendum.