Independent journalist Karlyn Borysenko stunned Jesse Watters on his show by naming the ordinary jobs many Antifa activists hold, arguing these militants aren’t all homeless radicals but teachers, lawyers, baristas and other salaried workers who funnel money into sustained, violent street operations. The exchange raises sharp questions about who funds and enables persistent unrest in cities and whether the institutions…
Business & Finance
The market opened stronger after the Consumer Price Index arrived softer than expected, sending major indexes up and shifting the tone for the morning. Traders reacted to cooler inflation readings, a steady 10-year yield, and a wave of earnings that left some winners and several notable losers. Pre-market movers and an active economic calendar added texture to a day already…
Health & Wellness
A 13-year-old boy in New Zealand was hospitalized after swallowing a large number of high-power magnets, requiring major surgery to remove them and damaged sections of his intestines. The case highlights how small, powerful magnets bought cheaply online can create severe internal injuries when multiple pieces find their way into a child’s digestive tract. Medical teams discovered several chains of…
Sports
The IOC has recommended that no international sporting events be held in Indonesia after the country barred Israeli gymnasts from the World Championships in Jakarta, a move that raises fresh questions about politics, fairness, and the future of global sports events in that nation. This article looks at the IOC’s response, the implications for athletes and organizers, and why the…