Stay informed with a curated selection of news from mainstream sources like New York Times, The Atlantic and The Hill. But that's not all - we also feature alternative perspectives from outlets such as Sergent News Network, Gateway Pundit and Sherri Tenpenny that delve into stories the mainstream might not cover. For a global view, we incorporate reports from Russia via TASS Russian News Agency. And for those seeking a deeper understanding of the world, this news digest offers thought-provoking discussions on metaphysical and spiritual topics.
Mainstream Media Insights
Note: It is essential to remain critical of what you read in mainstream media because it presents a filtered reality that reflects the vision of the anointed - those who claim to have the solutions to society's problems. By questioning and verifying information, readers can cut through the spin and gain a more accurate understanding of the world, rather than relying on a one-sided narrative.
Four young adults are supporting their aging parents.
When Rebecca was laid off, she had to move in with her son and his partner. The three lived together.
Source: New York Times
At least 30 people were injured when a car crashed into a crowd in Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles Fire Department said at least seven people were in critical condition after a driver crashed into a sidewalk outside a music club.
Source: New York Times
More than 100 people are still missing after the floods in Texas.
The chief of the volunteer fire department in Marble Falls, who is missing from the floods, was presented with an American flag by members of the military on Friday.
Source: New York Times
The Gaza Health Ministry says the Israeli military killed a lot of people.
More than 670 Palestinians have been killed since May near sites built under a new Israel-backed aid system.
Source: New York Times
The firm was dragged into politics by a partner.
When it was a start-up, Sequoia Capital backed Apple, and now it has stayed above the competition. A post about Zohran Mamdani by one partner set off a chain reaction.
Source: New York Times
There is a long friendship between Trump and Epstein.
After 15 years of socializing in Manhattan and Palm Beach, Fla., the two men fell out.
Source: New York Times
The Cease-Fire was declared by Syria after a week of fighting.
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Source: New York Times
The SCOTUS Dissent was a Stinging one.
The round table discussed Trump and his bad week.
Source: New York Times
31 people were injured after a car rammed into a crowd outside a club.
More than 30 people were injured when a car drove into a crowd in East Hollywood. Around 2 a.m. local time, the call came in for a crash outside a nightclub at the 4600 block of West Monica Boulevard. Adam Van Gerpen said a driver lost consciousness. Van Gerpen said that someone lost consciousness in the vehicle and drove into a group of people. Some people on social media who said they were there reported hearing gunshots. Van Gerpen said one patient appeared to have a gunshot wound, but it was not confirmed. The LAFD said in a statement that three are in critical condition and six are in serious condition. There were more than 120 fire personnel on the scene....
Source: The Hill
There is a test case for funding cuts.
Washington Week With The Atlantic is a partnership between NewsHour productions, WETA, and The Atlantic airing every Friday on PBS stations nationwide. You can check your local listings, watch full episodes here, or listen to the weekly show here. Donald Trump asked Congress to take back $9 billion in federal spending, including funding for foreign aid and public broadcasting. Panelists on Washington Week With The Atlantic discussed the president's request and what it might mean for future appropriations. The vote was a test case of whether Republicans in Congress could change the way the government appropriates money, according to a staff writer at The Atlantic. 60 votes are needed in the Senate to pass a budget when one party controls both chambers of Congress. He said that means you need a bipartisan process. This request can pass with more than 50 votes....
Source: The Atlantic
5 years ago, the PS3 gave us assassin's Creed in Japan.
In 2020, at the height of everyone staying inside and away from others, an exclusive promised a journey to a foreign land and ancient time, where you could play as a noble samurai with a sacred mission. It was a great release. You were given a distraction when you were playing as Jin Sakai. The battles along the way didn't demand perfect timing, and the quest indicators and large icons telling you where to go remind of every big flagship title. It was easy and straightforward, unlike the Elden Ring. Ghost of Tsushima is one of the first games to be played on the new console generation and was developed by Sucker Punch. The story was generic and lacking in romance. The stealth sections were too obvious for some people and the ways to climb the walls had marked ledges similar to the ones in Final Fantasy....
Source: Inverse
The new sun worships.
The early aughts were the worst time to be alive. On Britney Spears's midriff, there were tans on her. The Jersey Shore ethos of "gym, tan, laundry" encapsulated an era in which tanning salons were after-school hangouts, and tanning stencils in the shape of the Playboy bunny were considered stylish. People still sought the real thing despite the proliferation of self-tanning products. The appeal of tanning faded by the end of the decade. Americans became more aware of the health risks as a result of the recession. America is once again glowing. The president and many of his followers are on the verge of orange, and the parties thrown by the youth of the MAGA movement are bronze....
Source: The Atlantic
Brazil's unpopular president takes advantage of Trump's threats.
The president of Brazil is a master of political sleight of hand. The man known as "Lula" has been imprisoned twice and elected president three times. He wants a fourth term. He is a friend of Vladimir Putin and an associate of the late Hugo Chavez. He knows how to get power in his favor. The recent threatened tariffs made as part of a demand to drop the prosecution of a Trump friend and ally are a blessing in disguise for him. After being defeated in the election, Bolsonaro is on trial for his alleged role in riots at government buildings. Trump's intervention is helping him politically....
Source: The Hill
The church should not be degraded with politics.
If clergy endorse political candidates from the pulpit, churches will no longer risk their nonprofit status according to a court document filed by the IRS. A lawsuit brought against the agency by evangelical groups argued that the prior ban on church involvement in political campaigns violated their First Amendment rights. Their victory may turn out to be a Faustian bargain: Churches can now openly involve themselves in elections, but in doing so, they risk becoming de facto political organizations. The supersession of heavenly concerns by earthly ones could be a loss if what appears to be a triumph over liberalism is true. The role of religion in American politics has long divided churches. militating against the separation of church and state limits what churches can do to exercise power in society. The IRS change is one of several changes by the Trump administration that will allow churches to play a bigger role in electoral politics. A norm of discouraging churches from turning into mere organs of political parties and an emphasis on forming the conscience of believers have been produced by an approach to operate within the confines of that separation....
Source: The Atlantic
The 50-day Russian sanctions pause will cost more lives.
President Donald Trump is willing to give adversaries second and even third chances to reach him. He said he thought he had a deal with Putin to stop the fighting. The Russian strongman has a chance to last 50 days. That is just 50.
Source: New York Post
Wine is hurt by President Trump's tariffs.
A planned 30% US tariffs on EU wines could force layoffs in America's wine trade. The US wine industry warns that distributors who rely on European bottles for most of their revenue would collapse, hurting domestic winemakers and vintners too. While some California grape growers hope the tariffs will level the playing field for US winemakers, importers and retailers don't think it's a long-term solution. Critics say tariffs won't fix oversupply or falling demand and will instead shrink the U.S. wine industry. This is a transcript of a story from Bloomberg.
Source: Bloomberg
Critics of the Trump administration are demanding the release of Justice Department files.
Under intense pressure from his own supporters, President Donald Trump's administration asked a federal court to unseal secret documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's case in an effort to put to rest for good a political crisis largely of its own making. Even if those records become public, it is not certain that they will appease critics enraged over the administration's unfulfilled promises of full transparency about evidence against the wealthy financier. The administration is under scrutiny for its refusal to release other records in its possession after stoking conspiracy theories and promising to uncover government secrets. The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday that a sexually suggestive letter that bore Trump's name was included in a 2003 album for Epstein's 50th birthday. Trump denied writing the letter, calling it "false, malicious, and defamatory." Shortly after the story was published, Trump said he had directed Attorney General Pam Bondi to "produce any and all pertinent Grand Jury testimony, subject to Court approval." The Justice Department was going to ask the court to unseal the grand jury transcripts. The motion was filed by the deputy attorney general. Grand juries decide whether to indict or not, and their proceedings are secret to protect the reputations of people who end up not being charged, and to encourage reluctant witnesses to testify....
Source: Fortune
One of its shows uses artificial intelligence.
They are not pretending to play coy about it anymore. During its latest earnings call, the streaming giant confirmed that it used generative artificial intelligence to create visual effects for The Eternaut. The creators of The Eternaut wanted a collapsing building sequence to anchor a key moment in the story, according to a report. Instead of outsourcing the shot, they used generative artificial intelligence. They were able to achieve an amazing result using artificial intelligence. The sequence was completed 10 times faster than it could have been done with traditional tools. This doesn't seem to be a one-off either. According to reports, there will be artificial intelligence-generated ads in mid-stream for ad-tier subscribers....
Source: Mashable
Jocks and the new big bucks on campus were discussed by Larry Wilson.
I was slow to come around to the idea of paying college athletes for their athletic skills played out in the service of the school because I had never fully learned the lessons of the Jim Thorpe biographies I read as a kid. It was all about old-fashioned loyalty to the idea of amateurism. Guys play in college for fun. Maybe impress some girls. More power to you if you become a professional athlete. That is where the money is. No more. According to the college sports organization, the quarterbacks, running backs and shooting guards have been able to make big bucks from third parties using their personal brand for a couple of years now....
Source: Los Angeles Daily News
Colbert's most partisan moments have been on the 'Late Show'.
Reaction to the cancellation of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" was partisan. While prominent Democrats and liberal journalists mourned the news that CBS axed Truth Social, President Donald Trump was happy about it. "The Late Show" has become one of late-night's most reliably partisan programs under Colbert, with Democrats frequently booked for friendly interviews, abundant anti-Trump and anti-Republican jokes in his monologues, and the host himself even helping at a glittery fundraiser. Colbert's most partisan moments at the helm of "The Late Show" can be found here. Colbert said that he had no jokes in the summer of 2020 when he broadcasted remotely in the middle of the COVID-19 epidemic. He said his job was to have a joke for every time someone said something. I have never been happier to fail at my job than I am now. "For four years, we've looked on in horror as Donald Trump tore down every norm in American life," he said....
Source: Fox News
The architects of the HQ renovation wanted glass, but the Trump appointees wanted marble.
The marble finishes and hefty price tag of the Federal Reserve headquarters have been looked to by President Donald Trump as grounds to fire Chair Jerome Powell. The use of marble in the building is a result of policies supported by Trump. During the vetting process for the renovation of the Fed's headquarters in Washington during Trump's first term, appointees of the president called for more white Georgia marble on the building's facade. The architects of the Fed wanted glass walls to reflect the central bank as a transparent institution, but three Trump appointees to a local commission felt marble was the best choice for the building. According to the minutes of the Commission of Fine Arts, marble was added as a result of the glass exterior being kept. $600 million in cost overruns for the project are not explained by the marble, but by the addition of an underground parking garage and glass atria in the building's courtyards. The White House tried to use the renovation to paint the central banker as a profligate spender as a pretext to remove him, but the roots of its extensive use further muddies the situation. Alex Krieger, a Harvard University professor who was a member of the commission and participated in hearings on the Fed's proposal, said he wouldn't be surprised if the result costs more....
Source: Fortune
Alternative Media Insights
Note: As we venture into the realm of alternative media reporting, it is essential to acknowledge that not all sources are created equal. While some outlets offer crucial counter-narratives and insights, others pose a significant risk of misinformation, perpetuating controlled opposition or serving as wolves in sheep's clothing, intent on misleading their audience with agendas designed to confuse rather than inform.
@Richardcitizenjournalists on Telegram
30 people were injured when a vehicle drove into a crowd of people waiting outside a nightclub in Los Angeles. Three victims are in critical condition. There was an incident on Santa Monica Boulevard. A taco cart was struck by the vehicle. Captain Adam Van Gerpen, public information officer for the Los Angeles City Fire Department, said that one of the patients had a gunshot wound. The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating the incident to determine if it was intentional or connected to the gunshot victim.
Source: Telegram
India is part of Masonic Charade.
National rivalries are a sham. All nations are controlled by either the left or right wing of Freemasonry. The Rothschild banking cartel is powered by Freemasonry. We gave our credit cards to people who were against us. Trump, Putin, and Netanyahu are members of the Freemasons. "Confirming again you are right about how the world is run and helping answer why people from India are being brought into prominence everywhere." British freemasonry had been practiced in India. There are over 500 lodges in India, with the Grand Lodge of India located in Park Street, Kolkata....
Source: Henry Mackow
Caddo Pottery Patterns are related to other world's.
The photographs I took yesterday of the collection of Caddo pottery at Henderson State College are the basis for this post. The collection of artifacts is well worth a day trip. It has powerful energy. The admissions and financial aid offices can be seen on the left as you enter the campus. The parking is on the right. Excellent air conditioning was a bonus in 97 degree heat. The incised patterns for me are echoes of phase shifts, knots, labyrinths, and physics, so I was called to come see the pottery. The ornamental pieces were used as burial objects....
Source: Alison McDowell
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
The Smith–Mundt Act was passed in 1948 to prevent U.S. government propaganda from targeting American citizens. The move allowed the intelligence community and State Department to use tools meant for foreign influence against the American people, according to Mike Benz. Universities, unions, judges, and the press have been weaponized with taxpayer dollars. Obama unleashed a full-scale domestic influence operation against us. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
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Is this the coverup? The Fed Chair's team offered a tour at 7PM on Friday when nobody was there. Another example of Powell dodging. Where did this $2.5 billion go? Pulte, they don't want you to be able to ask questions. It may deepen his legal troubles. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
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Source: Telegram
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The company that got the $800 million dollar contract had pleaded guilty to a half billion dollar bribe scheme.
Source: Telegram
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Politicians and people in Washington DC have secret bank accounts and get filthy rich, according to a conversation with Tucker Carlson. How do you make $88 million in the Senate when you don't have a job?
Source: Telegram
@DrTenPenny on Telegram
My book Zero Accountability in a Failed System was the result of years of research, prayer, and sleepless nights. The system that was built to fail us, and the lives that have been shattered because of it, is not just about COVID. The unelected elites, corrupted institutions, and weaponized science have caused irreparable harm. The book is about The Great Vaccine Deception. The PREP Act grants blanket immunity to pharmaceutical giants while they roll out dangerous vaccines. They ignore injuries and deaths while raking in billions of dollars. The government, healthcare system, and media lied to you. It was all bare....
Source: Telegram
@DrTenPenny on Telegram
They stopped. They died. They chuckled. We witnessed another sledgehammer taken to the pharmaceutical empire, not in theory, but caught in confession. A senior regulatory scientist at Johnson & Johnson admitted in an undercover video that their COVID-19 injection was neither safe nor effective. You can read my substack here.
Source: Telegram
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Even if the judge agrees to Trump's request to unseal the grand jury files, nothing will be good enough for the troublemakers. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
@worlddoctorsalliance on Telegram
Christianity is one of the things our MPs just won't talk about, it's one of many things that the empty chamber looks familiar to me. We can have a legal definition of Islamophobia. ABridgen
Source: Telegram
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A woman on Medicaid is able to get things like free swim lessons for her kids and even send her $100 gift cards to Barnes & Noble, but working families don't.
Source: Telegram
@Fall_of_the_Cabal on Telegram
Everyone needs to watch this and understand the magnitude of what is happening. Accountability is on the way. The newly declassified documents prove that Obama and many in his administration committed treason. She referred her to the Department of Justice. All of the documents that we found and uncovered are being referred to the DOJ for further investigation. There is accountability and action. Not just investigation, but action. There has to be accountability....
Source: Telegram
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Adam Schiff lied to the American people and wasted $32 million pushing a fake Russia hoax, yet Leader John Thune still refuses to censure him. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
@DrSimoneGold on Telegram
Four states allow over-the-counter access to ivermectin because they know it is safe. Why is the FDA blocking the rest of the country? I petitioned the FDA to make them available nationwide. The people should have the power.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
The Obama administration manufactured and politicized intelligence to create the narrative that Russia was attempting to influence the 2016 presidential election.
Source: Telegram
@gatewaypunditofficial on Telegram
Trump Releases Statement on DOJ's Request for Grand Jury Testimony in Epstein Case, "Anything will be Good Enough for the Troublemakers and Radical left Lunatics Making the Request"
Source: Telegram
@gatewaypunditofficial on Telegram
The Fed Chair pulled another stunt after Trump officials requested a tour of the building.
Source: Telegram
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In Zelensky, 70% of Ukrainians are convinced that the war is being used to enrich themselves.
Source: Telegram
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HOLY CRAP! Stephen Colbert lost $50 million a year and his show was canceled. That's how bad it was. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
News from Russia
NOTE: By giving readers a glimpse into the Russian narrative, this section strives to humanize the country and its people, revealing that there is more to Russia than the sensationalized headlines and simplistic caricatures that frequently dominate Western news cycles. This nuanced perspective enables European readers to better understand Russia's complexities, interests, and concerns, ultimately fostering a more informed and balanced discourse on international relations and global affairs.
An expert says NATO wants to weaken Russia.
According to a retired Swiss lieutenant colonel and former military adviser to the Secretary General of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, NATO members will focus on the regions where conflicts remain unresolved.
Source: TASS Russian News Agency
The military operation in Gaza City has been expanded.
In the past day, the army revealed enemy infrastructure and dismantled several terror infrastructure sites in the area of Beit Hanoun.
Source: TASS Russian News Agency
The president of Syria accuses Israel of making things worse.
The Druze are a "fundamental part of the Syrian national structure" according to the Syrian Interim.
Source: TASS Russian News Agency
The defense chief is in northern Russia.
The medical center that Belousov saw was reconstructed in 2024 to provide medical services to military personnel and their families.
Source: TASS Russian News Agency
A person is injured in a Ukrainian strike.
A projectile fell near a five-story apartment building, damaging its facade, windows and balconies.
Source: TASS Russian News Agency
The PM of Hungary says that his country will not accept the EU budget.
Viktor Orban wrote that he would never accept an EU budget that would make Hungary vulnerable to blackmail.
Source: TASS Russian News Agency
The defense chief says that Ukraine has received tanks from Australia.
Denis Shmygal said that the rest of the tanks would be delivered in the coming months.
Source: TASS Russian News Agency
A street in Moscow is decorated in honor of Oviechkin.
The street was decorated in honor of the record for most goals in the history of the National Hockey League.
Source: TASS Russian News Agency
Spiritual Quest for Truth
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