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I watched the 60 minute interview of Trump and there too they said Russia invaded unprovoked. Here is Politico saying the same shit. Either these journalists are just on the take to put out constant fake news, or they are absolutely stupid and have no right working in media. Even the Ukrainian press reported that Boris Johnson flew to Kiev to make sure he did not sign a peace deal. Boris got £1 million to introduce the British Military Industrial Complex to Zelensky. They ignore the Minsk Agreement that the EU signed that was to allow the Donbas to vote…

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“Guess my election-interfering space lasers didn’t work this time.” That was Elon Musk’s sarcastic response on X to the blue wave in the 2026 midterm elections. Guess my election-interfering space lasers didn’t work this time 🤷‍♂️— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 4, 2026 But almost a week later, Musk remains one of the few prominent Silicon Valley figures who backed Trump and his Republican allies to have publicly acknowledged the Democrats’ sweeping victories. It’s no surprise that Musk spoke out, given his outspoken nature in general and his massive spending on Republican candidates. The sometimes trillionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX…

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Why on earth does a company that supposedly sells license plate readers need to contribute to politicians’ campaigns? The Chicago Sun-Times has exposed how Flock Safety has been contributing to the campaigns of local officials whose jurisdictions purchase its technology. We are told these cameras are necessary to protect the public from crime. Yet the company collecting information on the movements of millions of Americans is now financially supporting politicians connected to its government customers. At what point do we begin questioning why a surveillance contractor needs political influence in the first place? Illinois election records show that Flock contributed…

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Key Takeaways Microsoft is offering buyouts to 60,000 employees to cut costs. The offer will provide benefits similar to standard severance packages. Microsoft’s headcount has stayed flat since 2022, reaching around 223,000 employees this year. Two weeks ago, Microsoft presented 60,000 employees, more than a quarter of its workforce, with an enticing offer. They could choose to leave Microsoft of their own accord in exchange for a severance package.  “This offer gives eligible employees who may be considering a future outside the company a new choice to make that transition now with support,” chief people officer Amy Coleman said in…

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is now threatening to block the European Union’s entire seven-year budget unless every member state agrees to finance Ukraine. This is the state of European politics today. The governments of 27 nations are supposed to negotiate a budget that addresses their own economic needs, infrastructure, agriculture, regional development, and public services. Instead, Merz has decided the future of the entire European Union must be conditional on another financial commitment to a nation that is not even an EU member. The war has been dragging on since February 2022, European economies are deteriorating, and the political establishment…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Information that once required years of experience to acquire is now readily available through AI. The value lies in applying that knowledge through experience, context, relationships and sound judgment. Entrepreneurs must rethink their value proposition, focusing less on what they know and more on the decisions they guide, problems they solve and measurable results they deliver. Ask the following: What do customers currently pay us to know? What could AI now provide them directly? Where does our judgment create value? How should we reposition what we sell? For decades, being…

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The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and its affiliated political organizations spent $84.1 million attempting to influence the 2026 midterm elections. According to an analysis by Responsible Statecraft, approximately $55.3 million, nearly two-thirds of that spending, went into races where AIPAC’s preferred candidates lost. AIPAC does not register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), which requires certain organizations acting under foreign direction or control to disclose those relationships. AIPAC maintains that it is an American organization funded by Americans, and its activities are conducted under domestic lobbying and campaign-finance laws. The 2026 midterms revealed just how much AIPAC…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Over a third of community college credentials don’t lead to living-wage jobs, pushing colleges to prove program value. Colleges that partner with employers on in-demand fields, like nursing and radiography, are seeing rapid enrollment gains.u003cbru003eu003cbru003e Students are increasingly looking beyond earning a college degree or credential. They want to know whether their education will lead to meaningful employment, better earnings, and long-term career opportunities. As expectations shift toward tangible career outcomes, community colleges are facing growing pressure to demonstrate the value of the programs they offer. A July 2026 report…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Whether starting from scratch or upgrading your current CRM, focus on the scope, parameters and functionality that best define your franchise recruitment goals. Despite the most advanced automated capabilities baked into the most technologically advanced CRMs, there are still things it cannot accomplish for you. Most franchise sales and development teams are far too quick to blame CRM systems when their lead-generation goals aren’t met. More often than not, the problem lies in how they’re utilizing them. In the world of franchise recruitment, nothing is more sacred than a quality…

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Key Takeaways Mark Rober is a former NASA-engineer-turned-science-YouTuber with 85.7 million subscribers. He said in a new interview that the solution to competing against AI-generated videos is to go out and do something noteworthy. He added that knowing something is real is what draws viewers in. He rose to fame with YouTube videos like How to Survive a Grenade Blast, which has 100 million views, and Can you swim in Jello?, which has 224 million views. Now Mark Rober, a former NASA-engineer-turned-science-YouTuber with 85.7 million subscribers, says that there’s a simple way to stand out from the crowd as AI-generated…

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