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Poilievre delivered a speech Wednesday in Berlin that alternated between an emphatic promotion of Canadian liquefied natural gas (LNG) and critical mineral exports and a campaign-style series of commitments if he is one day elected prime minister. Speaking to roughly 50 attendees at an event...

http://apple.news/A93O60ih8Q-eoqNAjJI-ysA Unfortunately, Trump’s decision to create a whole new set of tariffs will be bad for both the US economy and the world economy. When one cuts through Trump’s delusional poppycock about how great his new tariffs will be, it becomes clear that his new 15%...

Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill have steadily criticized Bondi over her handling of the files throughout her tenure as attorney general, cries that have only grown louder as lawmakers and victims have accused the Department of Justice (DOJ) of failing to release all the files and...

Ukraine's F-16 fighter jets didn't have enough missiles to shoot down Russian drones and missiles for more than three weeks after supplies from Kyiv's partners dried up just as Moscow was preparing a massive winter air campaign, three sources said. The acute shortage from late November to...

Prime Minister Mark Carney would not rule out military involvement in the spiralling Middle East war, stressing the possible need to defend Canadians and allies as the deadly conflict threatens to widen. Carney also appeared Thursday to harden his stance when he declined to call for an...

That’s some crazy and borderline creepy shit. Why did President Trump decide to attack Iran? It depends on what day of the week you ask. On Saturday, the president claimed in a recorded address that he acted because Iran’s rulers refused to “renounce their nuclear ambitions” and were developing...

In a defeat for the Trump administration, a federal judge in New York ruled Wednesday that companies that paid tariffs struck down last month by Supreme Court are due refunds. http://apple.news/ALu9iourCTI6k8Cj3xcfKLA Judge Richard Eaton of the U.S. Court of International Trade wrote that “all...

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U.S. Senate Republicans backed President Donald Trump's military campaign against Iran on Wednesday, voting to block a bipartisan resolution aiming to stop the air war and require that any hostilities against Iran be authorized by Congress. The Senate voted 53 to 47 not to advance the...

Yeah, I agree, but it was entertaining background while I was prepping supper.😁

Was the MTG clip AI? Has that feel, & whether or not it was, still, nice background! The random hand flutter from the bottom of the screen is a nice touch. Not discounting what was said, but I don’t think that was really her in all honesty Yeah, how many Iranians back the current regime & how...

Pretty indirectly then. Uhm…ok? Anyway, a few minutes into this and it’s pretty entertaining so far: (YouTube & Ya done Messed up I-Iran) I’m pretty sure it’s a parody of the situation.

Didn’t expect us to end anytime soon, but it didn’t seem like Iran was winning friends and influencing people, as far as what the neighbours are saying anyway.

To the best of my knowledge, I don’t think I’m profiting from this. I could only see getting more expensive too.

Ok, well, he is profiting from this then?

I don’t think Epstein is profiting from this.

I’ve actually seen several videos of his and his body doesn’t move and he’s always got the same exact perfectly white shirt. I assumed he was AI. Anyway, doesn’t sound like this is de-escalating. http://apple.news/AfBpAFD-nRfCdzF5kQpOh5w

I didn’t change my mind. I’m not swimming in the whole thing, & I watched your video recently from that Asian AI guy. It was interesting and it made sense.

Or Iran, who somehow managed to outthink that $2 trillion defence dome thing? Or just a confused piece of software that didn’t recognize the situation for what it was? Or Aliens? “In the grand scheme of the impact on the overall incident we don’t believe it had any impact on patient outcomes,”...

Nobody. Probably a handful of commodity traders, but nobody else.