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Menacing Surveillance Obelisk Appears in Madrid
Central Madrid is looking a tad more cyberpunk these days, after the installation of a massive triangular obelisk chock-full of surveillance cameras. But while one might expect this to be the product of a shadowy tech company doing the bidding of law enforcement, the ominous installation was designed by the Spanish artist SpY, in order…
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‘I’d blow up the engine’: Longtime GOP colleague questions Jim Jordan’s leadership goals
A former Republican congressman who served alongside Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) is asking whether the Trump loyalist is the right person to lead House Republicans out of their midterm wreckage. “Some people will not like this post. I completely understand that,” former Rep. Jim Renacci (R-OH) wrote in a lengthy post on X. “But I’m…
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The 3 Best Movies to Watch on Paramount+ This Week
The best movies to check out on Paramount+ this week includes a ’90s classic to an underseen 2026 gem. Paramount+ continues to be a strong streamer for when you’re unsure what movie – or at the least what genre – you’d want to tune in for. This week the options worth checking out include “Tuner,”…
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Mailman who uncovered NJ home massacre recounts chilling sign: ‘I thought it was weird’
The New Jersey postal worker who alerted cops to three dead bodies in a homeon his route Friday has described finding a chilling note left for him about the massacre inside. Dom Clements told The Post on Saturday he was working his route in Mount Holly when he found a cryptic ominous sign on the…
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How ‘Little Rascals’ star Brandon ‘Bug’ Hall fell from grace after Hollywood exit
Brandon “Bug” Hall has had several run-ins with the law since leaving Hollywood in 2020 to live off the grid in poverty. Hall — best known for playing Alfalfa Switzer in the 1994 cult classic “The Little Rascals” — was arrested in Texas that June for allegedly huffing air duster cans. At the time, a…
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At least 21 dead after boat carrying migrants sinks off Senegal coast, officials say
DAKAR, Senegal — At least 21 people died after a boat carrying migrants sank off Senegal’s coast, the country’s Interior Ministry said Sunday. The ministry said in a post on X that as of Saturday evening one person had been found alive, and that teams had been mobilized to continue searching for any more possible survivors. It…
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‘I’ve Had It’ Podcasters Apologize for ‘Insensitive’ Charlie Kirk Joke as Advertisers Cut Ties
Jennifer Welch and Angie “Pumps” Sullivan of the popular left-wing podcast “I’ve Had It” apologized Saturday for laughing at an “insensitive” joke about Charlie Kirk on Thursday’s episode — a move that led to prominent advertisers like Chewy and Cash App to cut ties and set in motion a wider boycott led by Kirk’s supporters.…
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‘You can feel the panic’: Viewers pounce as Todd Blanche has ‘epic crashout’ live on CNN
Attorney General Todd Blanche drew a wave of criticism on Sunday after he signaled on CNN that he’s ready to carry out President Donald Trump’s order to look into Democrats in Congress, and he didn’t rule out locking them up. On “State of the Union,” host Dana Bash asked whether he would follow Trump’s order…
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Christopher Nolan Previews DGA’s Next Phase of AI Protections: ‘It’s Down to the Studios’
While Christopher Nolan applauded the Directors Guild of America (DGA) and Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) for coming to the table and negotiating “excellent language and guardrails” against artificial intelligence in film and TV production, the “Odyssey” director teased that the next hurdle in the fight against AI falls squarely on the…
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The Democrats’ Fight Over Israel Is Just Beginning
During a swing through Detroit in the final days of the midterm campaign, former President Obama invoked the kind of gauzy pluralism that Democrats were so proud of during his presidency. He pointed out that Michigan had the opportunity to pull off an improbable feat: By electing Abdul El-Sayed to join Elissa Slotkin in the…