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If Putin gave the order for Russia's military to deploy a nuclear weapon in Ukraine, what would happen next?

For more than two decades, Vladimir Putin hasn’t just led Russia, he’s pushed out any who would oppose him. Many believe it’s why he invaded Ukraine, and why he never goes too long without rattling the saber. “I think what Putin is doing, is he’s trying to, with the limited resources he has, but with…

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is in a race to produce fully self-driving vehicles and he’s spending at least $1 billion to do it.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is in a race to produce fully self-driving vehicles and he’s spending at least $1 billion to do it. Tesla is building an in-house supercomputer that will be used to process data and video to improve the EV maker’s autonomous driving capabilities. The goal of the computer, known as Project Dojo,…

Biden is likely going to be the Democratic candidate in the 2024 election, but does he have what it takes to win the general election?

Currently, a majority of Democrats approve of President Joe Biden, making him the likely nominee for the 2024 presidential election. Biden is popular because he has focused his attention on topics important to the Left, including the environment, racial equity and the economy. Biden will likely be facing former President Donald Trump, who has over…

Once hailed as one of the most prosperous states in the U.S., California is now experiencing a reversal of fortunes. Can it reinvent itself?

Triple-digit temperatures, wildfires and Hollywood strikes aren’t the only threats to the Sunshine State these days. Though California is the state with the largest economy, its competitive edge is declining and other states are catching up. Straight Arrow News contributor Peter Zeihan breaks down what California needs to do to recapture its former glory. Excerpted…

Thousands of Israelis blocked highways leading to several cities as part of ongoing protests over Israel's judicial reform bill.

Thousands of Israelis blocked highways leading to several major cities, including Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, as part of ongoing protests over Israel’s controversial judicial reform bill. The bill won a first of three required votes to be written into law late Monday, July 10. According to Israel Democracy Institute President Yohanan Plesner, the bill “undermines…

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