Month: July 2025
White House trots out Tulsi Gabbard to push narrative Obama led Russian interference claims and ‘coup’ against Trump
Director of National Intelligence took over White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt’’s briefing to rant about Obama ‘coup’ as the Epstein misdirection campaign carries on
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Army reveals the real cost of Trump’s birthday parade in Washington
Army estimate for cost of parade falls below $45 million in projected costs for June event
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NYC has become so unaffordable that residents are being forced to give up their pets
A network of public animal shelters in New York City is now housing at least 1,000 animals, report reveals
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Hershey raising the price of candy bars due to cocoa shortage
Hershey will raise its prices for retail customers by double digits, according to a new report
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The average British house price is set to surge by 2029
Savills observed that many house buyers this year sought to beat the stamp duty changes
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Senate even more afraid of Trump-Epstein fallout than Mike Johnson’s House is: ‘We’ve got enough to do’
Senate Republicans would rather focus on nominees and spending bills. They might not have a choice but to deal with Epstein
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How does Britain’s pension predicament compare with other countries
Liz Kendall announced this week that she is reviving the pension commission as the government tries to tackle what she described as a looming “tsunami of pensioner poverty”.
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Idaho college killer Bryan Kohberger is a shower-hogging ‘weirdo’ who calls his mom daily for hours, fellow inmates say
The former PhD student, 30, was described by other prisoners as a ‘f******* weirdo,’ who quickly became annoying due to some of his habits
Read MoreBritain risks being ‘dumping ground’ for forced labour goods, MPs warn
Stronger EU and US regulation means products made with forced labour are more likely to enter the UK
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Britain risks being ‘dumping ground’ for forced labour goods, MPs warn
Stronger EU and US regulation means products made with forced labour are more likely to enter the UK
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