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Cyber-centaurs are here: Chinese engineers unveil a clip-on “robot butt” Chinese engineers have presented an exoskeleton that attaches to the waist and hips to help carry heavy backpacks. The device can take on 30–50% of the load, assisting with up to 15–30 kg of weight. The… pic.twitter.com/RlC3ryf6xx — NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 10, 2026 yber-centaurs are …
"Qatar and Turkey are reportedly advocating a two‑year grace period during which Hamas could legally retain its weapons…" In that case, Israel must have a grace period during which to eliminate Hamas.https://t.co/1GWeWghxy4 — Ayn Reagan (@AynReagan) December 9, 2025 “Qatar and Turkiye are working to create a certain situation in which the terrorist organization will …
“What is a glass of water worth? How financing innovation can boost global water resilience Oct 20, 2025 The 2026 UN Water Conference, co-hosted by the Republic of Senegal and the United Arab Emirates, will mark a significant global milestone in accelerating results through collective action. With just five years left to achieve the Sustainable …
Trump may name Fed chair pick by September. Bessent serving as both Treasury Secretary and Fed Chair would be very bullish. pic.twitter.com/Btt2MrSGV2 — Jesse Cohen (@JesseCohenInv) June 26, 2025 WSJ: TRUMP MAY ANNOUNCE HIS NEW FED CHAIR PICK BY SEPTEMBER even if Powell doesn’t leave till May 2026… Trump may announce the new Fed Chair …
🇺🇸 HOUSE DEMS UNVEIL UKRAINE BILL—MORE AID, TOUGH SANCTIONS, AND A MESSAGE FOR D.C. Democrats including Greg Meeks, Nancy Pelosi, Adam Schiff, and Ritchie Torres just rolled out the Ukraine Support Act—a bill packed with military aid, reconstruction funds, and major sanctions on… https://t.co/hs4TgMks5b pic.twitter.com/K6ajEkMHjp — Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) April 14, 2025
(Reuters) – Minutes of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s half-a-percentage-point rate cut last month, to be released on Wednesday, may provide a final word on just how divided policymakers were over a decision that took many economists by surprise and sparked the first dissent from a member of the Board of Governors in 19 years. Fed …
The three foreign aid bills would provide $26.4 billion to support Israel, $60.8 billion to bolster Ukraine and $8.1 billion to counter China in the Indo-Pacific, including billions for Taiwan. The Israel measure also includes more than $9.1 billion to address Palestinian humanitarian needs, which Democrats said was necessary for their support. h/t Buzzcheeze
In a captivating exchange, Aaron Rodgers and Joe Rogan delve into controversial topics, shedding light on the lab leak theory and other conspiracy theories that faced wrongful censorship. Rodgers, in particular, emphasizes a perceived “playbook” utilized by unnamed entities and drops a cryptic reference to “Disease X,” leaving listeners intrigued and skeptical. As the conversation …
House Republicans unveil a resolution to declare that former President Trump did not engage in an insurrection on January 6. Lauren Boebert @18m40s gives a good speech
M2 money supply is contracting for the FIRST time since the 1930s ht g.o.t. pic.twitter.com/saWAj4OSoS — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) January 14, 2024 In the intricate web of economic indicators, a disconcerting picture emerges, suggesting a looming period of stagnation. The M2 money supply is contracting for the first time since the 1930s, a historical …
In a distressing revelation, the Federal Reserve anticipates three rate cuts next year, acknowledging the challenge posed by persistent inflation. The economic engine falters as demand plummets for homes, vehicles, and goods, painting a grim picture of financial distress among Americans. Once deemed a lifeline, credit cards are now avoided, sinking below pre-pandemic levels. Soaring …
https://twitter.com/ElanderNews/status/1726889561324929117 via biometricupdate: “Police in the United Kingdom are planning to identify criminals by taking their photos with mobile phones and running them through a database with facial recognition software. The app, known as Operator Initiated Facial Recognition (OIFR), is already being trialed by three UK police forces, with plans for a nationwide rollout next …