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[France Pornhub age verification law] Following in the footsteps of America, France is now requiring all pornography sites such as Pornhub, Youporn, and Redtube which are owned by Aylo who is now owned by Ethical Capital Partners, not require age verification before viewing their sites. like in America, when viewers attempt to log onto these sites, they will encounter a statement regarding the new laws in France.

[Elon Musk Donald Trump Third Party Politics] Is it time for a new political third party in America? Well, according to 5.6 million “X” users who responded to Elon Musk’s poll, that seems to be the case. Elon Musk is currently calling for a new political third party to “represent the 80% in the middle” and proposed calling that new third party “America's Party”.

[Africa Russia Artificial Intelligence] While China is certainly leading the way when it comes to advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI), several African countries are now turning to the east when it comes to the development and use of AI for their countries as well. but instead of turning directly to China, African nations are starting to turn towards Russia for their AI needs. African countries such as Kenya, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique seem to be fueling the demand for

[Putin creation global Russian Language Center] While it was once said that the Russian language is like looking at all the buttons on a scientific  calculator that you will never press, it looks like Russian President Vladimir Putin is looking to change that. President Putin is seeking to change that by supporting a global Russian language organization whose aim is to educate the world on the Russian language by offering language courses.

[Chad issues reciprocal travel ban on America] The African country of Chad keeping in step with American President Donald Trump has reciprocated a travel ban on all American visa holders in its country. President Mahamat Deby of Chad issued a statement on social media giant Facebook.

[Miguel Uribe Turbay Columbia shooting] In the midst of campaigning for office, Columbian presidential candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay was shot at least twice from the back with one round striking him in the lower extremities and head from a GLOCK pistol carried by a 15-year-old while campaigning in the capital of Columbia in the Fontibon District of Bogota at around 5pm. The suspected teen shooter was arrested and taken into police custody.

[President Emmanuel Macron to meet Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen] Despite the wishes of American President Donald Trump, French President Emmanuel Macron is making plans to visit Greenland over the course of next weekend. President Macron's visit comes at a time when the Trump Administration is considering annexing Greenland by either payment or by force.

[Russian Bombing Ukraine Kharkiv] Yesterday morning through the evening, Russia conducted a bifurcated round of a devastating strike on Ukraine. This latest round of retaliatory attacks occurred in the city of Kharkiv, Ukraine's second largest city. This retaliatory strike is a secondary response to Ukraine drone bombing that downed one-third of Russia's strategic bombers earlier this week.

[Trump Job Corps cuts blocked by Federal Judge] In a sharp turn of events on Wednesday, a federal judge blocked an attempt by President Trump to gut funding for or the total dismantling of the Job Corps program that has severed millions of people not just in America but people from around the world.

[Dynamic Russian retaliation after Ukrainian drone bombing] In a strike of counterterrorism against Ukraine in retaliation for Ukraine’s terroristic drone bombing on a Russian fleet of aerial bombers, Russian has conducted large scale attacks overnight on strategic sites within Ukraine using long range precision guided weapons. It was reported that there was wave after wave of Russian retaliatory missile strikes from land, sea, and air that eliminated Ukrainian weapons produc

[President Donald Trump Sanctions ICC Judges] The Trump Administration has issued several sanctions on court justices of the International Criminal Court (yesterday) for authorizing the warrant of arrests of both former Israeli Defense Minister  Yoav Gallant, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and for the investigation of the IDF’s crime of genocide against the people of Gaza and greater Palestine.

[Iran Nuclear Uranium Deal] Whether or not Iran can or cannot enrich its uranium stockpiles in the face of a looming U.S. the nuclear deal isn’t the question. The question is how much uranium Iran will be enriching within the next six months and into the distant future.

[Ukraine Strikes Russian Bomber Fleet] On the heels of what some are calling a failed assassination attempt on Russian President Vladimir Putin last week due to a swarm of 117 drones that were piloted by the SBU Ukrainian secret service. This resulted in a harsh military response from Russia which made headlines last week. In retaliation, on June 1st, it appears that Ukraine has managed to conduct yet another strike deeper into Russia.

[Colorado Attacker Mohamed Soliman] Yesterday in Boulder Colorado, at roughly 1:26pm according to Boulder Colorado Police Chief Stephen Redfearn, there was an attack that left “multiple people” injured (6) with wounds ranging from serious to minor conditions that were consistent with “burns and other injuries”.

[NVidia foreclosing in China Huawei] Despite American sanctions, China has now appeared to have advanced to the next stage when it comes to semiconductor and chip building. Huawei, China's leading chip and software manufacturer, is currently striving to build a two-dimensional 3nm GAA chip.

[European airlines cancel U.S. fights] in protest of America, Europe has quietly been on the path of pulling back and in some cases freezing aerial travel to America because of President Trump's trade tariffs on European countries. Flights to American cities like Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Miami have been essentially put on a European “no-fly” list as European airlines either rerouted or increased their flights to western countries such as Mexico, Canada, Brazil, and Ca

[GERMANY WAR WITH RUSSIA] German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s latest statement, if executed, will not only make Germany a direct combatant in Ukraine’s war of provocation towards Russia, which led to Russia executing a special military operation against Ukraine.

While cryptocurrency has been all the rage for people all over the world for nearly a decade because of the technological advancements made in mining, ease of use, payment systems, and autonomy that is associated with digital currencies, as anyone guessed, it would only be a matter of time before governments all over the world would not only throw their hats in the ring, but to establish ways to regulate the use of digital payment systems.

[Spain-Isreali sanctions] Yesterday, in Madrid, Spain 20 countries and other international agencies convened and continued with the latest talks of applying sanctions to Israel over it’s genocidal war which has led to the deaths of nearly 60,000 Palestinians, in conjunction with its plans to militarily occupy 70% of Gaza, and its brutal blockage of humanitarian aid which has led Gazans to near famine.

Is Israel likely to fail in defeating Hamas? Despite the Israeli assignation of Hamas leader Mohammed Siwar, it was reported by the Jerusalem Post that his death will “likely fail to break Hamas”, even though the body in the tunnel that was found was not confirmed to be Mohammed Sinwar. Currently there is one last Commander of Hamas still active in the Gaza strip, and it was reported that his name is Gaza Brigade Chief  Izz al-Din Haddad.