A new rifle heading to U.S. special operations forces can switch between 7.62mm NATO and 6.5mm Creedmoor ammunition in roughly a minute, giving operators a way to adapt to changing mission requirements without carrying separate weapon systems.

The weapon, known as the MK24 Medium Range Gas Gun Assault (MRGG-A), will begin reaching units…

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Henry Nowak, 18, lay dying in the street after being stabbed. Yet British police handcuffed the dying student after the attacker falsely identified him as the perpetrator in a racist assault.

The murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak has shaken Britain and raised sharp questions about police conduct, knife crime and politically driven ideas about “anti-racis…

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84.4% of cancer patients taking ivermectin + mebendazole for 6 months declared either cancer disappearance, tumor regression, or cancer stabilization.

The results represent one of the most compelling clinical signals ever documented for repurposed anti-parasitic therapies in oncology.

A diverse population of cancer patients (n=197) was prescribed compound…

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Washington state has approved a new law targeting drivers with serious speeding violations by requiring them to use speed-limiting technology before regaining limited driving privileges, according to Slashgear.

The measure, House Bill 1596 — also called the BEAM Act — was created in response to a fatal 2024 crash that killed Boyd Buster Brown, Eloise Wil…

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For decades, infrastructure analysts, military planners, and emergency preparedness experts have warned that modern civilization is built upon a dangerously fragile foundation.

Electricity is no longer merely a convenience of industrial society; it is the bloodstream of every institution sustaining modern life. Water purification systems, food distributi…

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Adversaries have used commercially available location data to target U.S. servicemembers in war zones, a bipartisan group of lawmakers revealed Thursday.

In a letter to Pentagon CIO Kirsten Davies, 14 members of Congress — led by Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and Rep. Pat Harrigan, R-N.C. — warned that the department “has not taken basic steps to protect U.S. …

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Several women testify that they have had repeated abortions to have children of their desired sex. In closed Facebook groups, women share their experiences of how they rejected fetuses that don’t match their dream image.

Sofia had three sons when she became pregnant for the fourth time. With the help of a so-called NIPT test, she received information abo…

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Dagens Industri columnist Erika Bjerstrom singles out white men as a specific “climate problem”. The former SVT journalist links men’s travel, meat consumption, and right-wing voting to the so-called climate crisis – and presents individual “carbon quotas” tied to credit cards as a possible way to change behavior.

Erika Bjerstrom, who previously worked a…

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Hundreds of Norwegian gas stations have closed in just a few years. Industry voices now warn that the trend could weaken fuel preparedness, especially outside major cities.

Norway has long been held up as a leading country for electric cars. But as the vehicle fleet is electrified, the network of service stations is becoming increasingly sparse.

According…

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In a recent Buddhist retreat in Lima, Peru, about 200 participants were urged to abstain for the three-day retreat from our enslavement screens, “smart” phones, computers and television.

Difficult to say how many really followed the advice, but many did.

What was amazing is that during the first day, ignoring constant phone notifications was not easy for …

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It can simultaneously threaten Russia along the increasingly interconnected Arctic and Baltic fronts.

Russian Ambassador to Norway Nikolai Korchunov gave a brief interview to TASS about bilateral relations. He warned that Norway is integrating new NATO members Sweden and Finland into the bloc’s regional plans. More American military bases and NATO facili…

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The United States has long operated under a seductive strategic fantasy. Remove the leader of an adversary organization, whether a drug cartel, a terrorist group, or a sovereign state, and that organization will collapse, enabling American interests to fill the resulting vacuum.

However, decades of academic literature, hard empirical data from Mexico’s d…

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A declassified CIA document that references a “Temple under Sphinx” in a 76 year old photographic inventory, has reignited interest in a mythical Hall of Records said to lie beneath Egypt’s Great Sphinx.

The document in question is a CIA inventory cataloging black-and-white photo negatives from July 1950. Among routine entries such as “Sphinx,” “Tourist …

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Last week, reports that the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) is investigating France’s right-wing, anti-migration party National Rally (RN) for misallocation of EU funds made the rounds. At its core, the case involves a complaint filed last December by the association AC!! Anti-Corruption with the National Financial Prosecutor’s Office (PNF) i…

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Rice seeds exposed to vibrations from falling water droplets began germinating significantly faster than seeds in a control group. A new study from MIT shows that plants can perceive natural sounds in their environment – long before the rainwater has had time to moisten the soil.

Rain has long been associated with germination because the water softens th…

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A 40-year-old Swedish father of two died in November after developing severe brain inflammation caused by tick-borne encephalitis, or TBE. He had reportedly followed the recommended vaccination schedule against the disease, but the vaccine did not protect him in his case.

Johan Åwall, from Örebro in central Sweden, was a police officer and father of two.…

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EU police agency Europol allegedly used a parallel IT system for several years to store and analyze large amounts of sensitive personal data, including information concerning people who were not suspected of any crime. According to internal documents, the system lacked basic data protection and security controls.

The information comes from an investigati…

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When a man doesn’t like you, he punches you in the face. When a woman doesn’t like you, she convinces other people to punch you in the face.

Karens ruin everything for everyone and Cancel Culture is how.

Biology

Men and women are wired to think and act differently. Men want to do things, women want to be things. Men are active, getting things by our accomp…

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After nearly a decade on his own in northern Denmark, the male wolf has found a mate. The wolf pair is now expected to have pups — which would be the first wolves born north of the Limfjord in several hundred years.

The male wolf, known as Denmark’s loneliest wolf, has roamed alone in the area between Frederikshavn and Skagen at the northern tip of Jutla…

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