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??? Meanwhile in Ireland Security team made up of most foreign Migrants beat a Farmer trying to access his own land. ‘They’ have imported an army to deploy against indigenous Citizens and it’s begun. You will start seeing more of this everywhere. pic.twitter.com/WQxpqrOysk — Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) May 23, 2026 The European Union has now reached the point where it openly tells nations how many migrants they should accept and what they must pay if they refuse. They no longer even pretend that member states are sovereign countries. Ireland, a nation that fought for centuries to determine its own destiny,…

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Jensen Huang has been busy talking all things Nvidia this week at the annual Computex trade show in Taipei, Taiwan. While the CEO has spent much of his time delivering keynote speeches and unveiling new “superchips,” he also gave reporters insight into how he treats his 42,000-plus employees. “I think people should be paid as much as possible,” Huang told reporters. “I pay my employees as much as I can,” he added, responding to a question about Nvidia’s partnership with Samsung and its recent compensation agreement that would give eligible employees $400,000 bonuses. Last year, a Securities and Exchange Commission…

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There was a time when the American Dream meant buying a home, raising a family, and building a future. Today, an increasing number of Americans are discovering that simply keeping health insurance can cost more than the roof over their heads. The latest data shows that Affordable Care Act marketplace premiums are soaring into 2026. Insurers are raising premiums by an average of roughly 20% to 26%, depending on the market, marking the largest increases in years. Some estimates suggest that if subsidy programs are not renewed, millions of Americans could see their monthly insurance bills more than double. In…

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Is California ready for Gov. Barack Obama? Probably not, as polls suggest he’s a long shot, but Barack D. Obama Shaw is among the dozens of candidates running in California’s gubernatorial primary that concludes Tuesday. While the Democratic candidate has gotten a bit of press for his famous moniker, Obama Shaw didn’t make the cut of the top seven candidates in a poll released Monday that was conducted by California State University’s Long Beach Center for Urban Politics and Policy.  If it similarly seems like a long shot that there just so happens to be another Barack Obama with political…

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President Donald Trump on Monday adjusted tariffs on some steel, aluminum, and copper imports, lowering some tariffs on farming equipment and extending the lower rate to other equipment. In an executive order, Trump lowered tariffs on agricultural equipment—including combines and harvesters, and heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems—to 15% from 25%. He expanded the existing category of industrial equipment that is subject to a 15% tariff to include mobile industrial equipment like bulldozers and forklifts—when they’re imported from countries that have a trade deal with the U.S. The order says countries that use at least 85% melted and poured or…

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In a world where tickets to see artists like Harry Styles at New York’s Madison Square Garden can cost $1,000, musician Phoebe Bridgers has a counteroffer: $1. Using old-school flyers pasted around New York City, the indie singer-songwriter announced a surprise pop-up concert at MSG slated for June 4. Fans could start signing up for tickets to the show—presented in partnership with the streaming service Tidal—on Monday, with fans being notified on Tuesday if they were selected to attend. Those who win the ticket lottery donate either $1, $5, $10, or $20 per ticket (up to two tickets per person)…

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According to a recent internal memo, Microsoft employees are feeling positive about producing meaningful work, but less so about coaching, feedback and motivation from managers, Business Insider reports. In Microsoft’s biannual “Employee Signals” survey, Microsoft Chief People Officer Amy Coleman shared the “top strengths” of the company, naming a “focus on addressing security challenges” and “feeling included in teams.” Coleman also named the “top opportunities” that arose in the survey. “Comments surfaced challenges around strategy, communication, processes, customer focus, and speed of execution,” Coleman wrote. In the survey, employees responded most favorably to questions about feeling included and acting in…

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ASIA: The major Asian stock markets had a mixed day today: • NIKKEI 225 decreased 200,09 points or -0.30% to 66,734.24 • Shanghai increased 17.362 points or 0.43% to 4,075.102 • Hang Seng increased 640.14 points or 2.52% to 26,038.32 • ASX 200 decreased 5.00 points or -0.06% to 8,724.40 • SENSEX increased 382.50 points or 0.52% to 74,649.84 • Nifty50 increased 100.95 points or 0.43% to 23,483.55 The major Asian currency markets had a mixed day today: • AUDUSD increased 0.00231 or 0.32% to 0.71816 • NZDUSD decreased 0.00075 or -0.13% to 0.59245 • USDJPY increased 0.264 or 0.17%…

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College graduates are up against a number of forces as they navigate the current job market—AI being chief among them. As companies cut entry-level jobs and cite AI adoption to justify layoffs, new entrants to the workforce have found themselves in an especially precarious position. By the end of 2025, unemployment among young college graduates had soared to 5.6%. But there might be another explanation for why the job market has proven so challenging for recent graduates, according to new research from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. It turns out the rise of remote work might be working…

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If you’ve ever cruised on a Carnival ship, your personal information might have been exposed in a recent hack. The accessed data included personal information from customers such as their name, address, email address, phone number, date of birth, and ID information like their passport or driver’s license number. According to a notice published by the company on May 27, Carnival’s IT department first became aware of unidentified access to a “limited portion” of the company’s IT system on April 14. The data is said to have been accessed through an act of social engineering, a form of cyberattack where…

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