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INVESTIGATION Revealed: CIA-Linked Analyst Oversaw Palestine Solidarity Campaign Membership FilesJuly 7th, 2025By David MillerFor three years, a woman with a background in U.S. State Department cultural diplomacy and ties to intelligence-linked organizations quietly managed the membership database of Britain’s largest pro-Palestine organization. Her name is Deborah Fiorin. Hired by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) in early 2018 as its Membership and Data Officer, Fiorin held unpreceden...

#TrumpCrypto2025 #DigitalAssets #TrumpAnnouncement Welcome to the Trump Crypto Forum 2025 — streaming LIVE from Florida! Today, Donald J. Trump delivers a highly anticipated announcement that could redefine the future of cryptocurrency in America and beyond. After years of debate over regulation, innovation, and digital sovereignty, Trump steps forward with a bold new vision for blockchain, Web3, and the next generation of decentralized finance. From national crypto infrastructure to the futu...

India is the most populated country in the world, with over 1.4 billion people. It also has the largest democracy, with more voters than any other nation. The country is a leader in digital payments. Through UPI, people make billions of transactions every month. Indians also use the most mobile data per person, showing how fast digital life is growing. India is the biggest maker of generic medicines and vaccines. In fact, more than half of the world’s vaccines are produced there. It also has ...

Every time you touch your phone screen, you are holding a piece of history that almost never made it to the world. Back in the 1960s, Corning developed a super-strong glass under a secret project called “Chemcor.” It was 700 times tougher than normal glass, created through a unique chemical strengthening process. Yet, there was no commercial demand for it, so it gathered dust on the shelves for decades. Fast forward to 2005, when Steve Jobs was building the first iPhone. Frustrated with plast...

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Israeli attacks on cultural institutions in Palestine have sparked outrage and concern worldwide, prompting critical reflections on the significance of memory and cultural heritage in the ongoing conflict. In his recent insights, Chris Hedges emphasizes the importance of safeguarding memory against systematic erasure and the impact this has on identity and resistance. The act of preserving memory, particularly in contexts marked by violence and oppression, serves not only as a reminder of his...

Since taking office more than two decades ago, Putin has creatively navigated around rules meant to limit presidential terms. When he first reached his two-term limit in 2008, he stepped down briefly and served as prime minister while a trusted ally took the presidency. This allowed him to return as president later without breaking the rules outright. Then in 2020, Putin introduced sweeping constitutional amendments that effectively reset the clock on his prior presidential terms. A national ...

Revealed: CIA-Linked Analyst Oversaw Palestine Solidarity Campaign Membership Files The intersection of geopolitical interests and grassroots movements has always been a topic of intense scrutiny, and recent revelations have shed light on the intricate dynamics at play within the Palestine Solidarity Campaign. Understanding who holds the reins in such influential organizations is crucial for advocates and supporters alike. It has come to light that a CIA-linked analyst was overseeing the memb...

A man in South Korea had been hiding from the police for years. He was accused of running a huge scam that tricked more than 1,000 people and stole around 13 million dollars. Since 2020, he had managed to avoid being caught. One day in August, he made a very small mistake. He threw away a cigarette butt on the street near Seoul. Police officers who were patrolling the area saw him littering and went over to speak with him. When they asked for his ID, he became nervous. He refused to show it, ...