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Screencap of Twitter/X video. During The Five on FOX News, Greg Gutfeld defended his former network colleague, War Secretary Pete Hegseth, from the Democrats who are trying to impeach him. Gutfeld listed many of Hegseth’s notable achievements while in office, but one of the greatest ones that he led with is not getting enough attention from anyone and it ha to do with recruitment. As you may recall, under Joe Biden the U.S. Military was in a recruiting crisis across every division. All of that ended the minute Pete Hegseth was named as War Secretary. From the Mirror US: Host…
President Donald Trump says America is winning the war with Iran simply because we are choking off Tehran, simply because we are making Iran’s economy suffer. And he’s partly right. Iran is suffering. Its currency has collapsed. Its inflation rate is close to 90% per year. The cost of food has exploded to the point where a two pound plastic bag of rice is nearly unaffordable. The average Iranian makes $100 per month. But it costs $336 a month to survive. So how long could the Iran war last? And in a long war, which country is likely to buckle…
Rosalía opened up the Latin Grammys tonight, offering a medley of songs from her 2025 album Lux. The record picked up seven nominations tonight, and the Catalan singer rose to the occasion wearing a golden gown and surrounded by rows of dancers to perform “La Rumba Del Perdón,” “La Perla,” and “Dios Es Un Stalker.” Watch it below.It’s already been an exciting month for Rosalía. This week, her role in Wet—a so-far-extremely-mysterious new film from Alma Har’el—was confirmed. Shooting on that is not yet under way. And on November 7, she celebrated Lux’s one-year anniversary by sharing a playlist of…
Democrats on Thursday opened an inquiry into how the Trump administration handled Nvidia’s chip sales to China. Earlier on Thursday, the company ousted its CEO Jensen Huang. He also agreed to testify to a different set of Republican-led Congressional committees. Huang was removed from the company he founded after he confessed to an extramarital affair with a woman accused of being a Chinese spy. (He has since been accused of having more affairs, with Nvidia employees.) The alleged Chinese spy, Alice Huang, was an executive of Nvidia customer Megaspeed, a Singapore-based company that U.S. officials suspect of helping route advanced…
Following the midterm election, The Gateway Pundit reported that a massive migrant caravan busted through the Mexican border en route to the United States. At least 800 migrants busted through Mexico, optimistic after the Democrats took control of the House and the Senate. The latest migrant caravan is mainly comprised of Hondurans. Video posted to social media shows the migrants walking over the Rodolfo Robles International Bridge from Guatemala into Ciudad Hidalgo Chiapas on Friday night. The migrants told Real America’s Voice correspondent Oscar Ramirez that they are marching toward the US because the Democrats won, including seizing control of…
My idea to compile this list of classic Mexican books first came up while I was talking about Japanese authors. I had been thinking of doing an informal miniseries where I focus on the specific literary traditions and histories of different ethnicities and nationalities, when, during a workshop I was attending, I had mentioned that the first recorded novel in history came from a Japanese noblewoman. This, of course, set us down a path of not only the history of Japanese literature, but also the context in which said novel—The Tale of Genji by Murasaki Shikibu, in case you didn’t…
Ex-Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has agreed to testify before Congress, House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Brian Mast said on Thursday, according to reports from Bloomberg and NBC News. Huang, who stepped down as CEO following reports of an alleged affair with a woman suspected of spying for China, agreed to testify Wednesday after several senior lawmakers threatened to subpoena him. Huang has agreed to testify before Congress by Thanksgiving, which falls later this month. The development comes after House Republicans Mast, John Moolenaar, and Rick Crawford sent Huang a letter on November 4 requesting that he appear before their committees.…
Shaquille O’Neal (Paras Griffin/Getty Images) What To Know ABC’s Can You Hide… Shaq?, hosted by Nicole Byer, challenges contestants to hide 7-foot-1 Shaquille O’Neal in plain sight. Eight contestants compete in Dallas to avoid having Shaq recognized while building a cash prize pool for one winner. Fans are comparing the premise to a 30 Rock joke. Shaquille O’Neal is trading the basketball court—and analyst desk—for an elevated game of hide-and-seek. ABC has officially set the premiere for Can You Hide… Shaq?, a new competition series that tasks contestants with hiding the 7-foot-1-inch former NBA star in plain sight. The show…
Morgan Wallen announced the dates for a 14-date 2027 U.S. stadium tour on Thursday (Nov. 12). The outing is slated to kick off on June 11 with the first of two nights at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla., followed by double-downs in Foxborough, Ma. at Gillette Stadium, two nights at Dooley Field at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Ga., a pair at Highmark Stadium in Buffalo, N.Y., two nights at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio and two more at AT& T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The final two dates on the AEG Presents-promoted tour will have Wallen performing at Nissan…
Meet Cookie, Sugar and Mondine! They are in a camp. But no, this is not a youth summer camp. They are part of the resistance. In fact, they are part of a group of Gen Z volunteers in the jungles of Myanmar who try to endure 45 days of makeshift training in a top-secret camp before they go to the front line and face the military junta. Between drills, the young men, until recently students, teachers and tour guides, call home – or sing along to pop songs. Now, you can follow their transformation from civilians into soldiers in White…
More Americans applied for unemployed benefits last week, but jobless claims remain at historically low levels, layoffs are rare and most workers enjoy unusual job securityWASHINGTON — More Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week, but jobless claims remain at historically low levels, layoffs are rare and most workers enjoy unusual job security.The Labor Department reported Thursday that jobless claims ticked up to 200,000 last week from a revised 191,000 the week before, coming in higher than the 195,000 economists had forecast. The four-week average of claims, which smooths out week-to-week volatility, was unchanged at 195,250.Applications for jobless benefits are…
LEXINGTON, S.C. — An 11-month-old South Carolina boy who authorities say was buried alive in a dog crate by his father was found by rescuers after about 24 hours, crying and covered in dirt, his grandfather said about the dramatic rescue.But soon after, little Koah Sharp stopped crying, John Comer told The Associated Press on Wednesday night as he recalled the events that played out the day before in the woods on his neighbor’s property. The infant was put on the back of a truck and sat up, Comer said.“I became ecstatic, my hands straight in the air. I’m looking…
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Good morning. As Lumen Technologies transforms from a legacy telecom company into an AI enterprise connectivity provider, it’s finding a new use for its old copper network: mining it. “Copper is worth more to us mined than operated,” President and CFO Chris Stansbury said. Lumen plans to turn off copper-based services in Iowa, Florida, Nevada and Utah, about 25% of its copper network, by the end of next year. At current copper prices, Lumen expects $1 billion to $1.5 billion in pretax net proceeds from copper recovery over the next five years, Stansbury said. The benefits extend beyond the metal.…
It’s almost inconceivable that Nvidia would fire its rock star CEO. Yet here we are, on the precipice of this happening. Over at Kalshi, Jensen Huang’s odds of surviving the week are sitting at a lowly 30%. Even though he built one of the world’s most valuable — and, many would argue, dangerously powerful — companies, the tides have completely turned against him. He has confessed to an extramarital affair, but as of Wednesday afternoon it isn’t even clear whom he meant: Alice Huang, the Chinese executive suspected by U.S. intelligence of spying for her country, or Kimberly Powell, an…
It’s getting dark before 5 p.m. again; luckily, there’s a new Merge Records holiday compilation to help keep the gloom at bay. Out digitally this Friday, November 13, Snowed In promises such delights as a brand-new Tubs song called “I Am an Elf” and Charlotte Cornfield’s take on “Jingle Bells.” Scroll down for the full track list.Snowed In is the sequel to Merge’s 2019 holiday album, You Wish. Other chestnuts this go-round include Dawn Richard’s “On a Night Like This,” Fruit Bats’ “O! Holy Night,” and label newbie Elanor Moss doing Judee Sill’s “Jesus Was a Cross Maker.” The New…