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Breaking Points Krystal is joined by Oliver Larkin and Elijah Manley to discuss their runs for Congress in Florida. 

GVS Deep Dive The United States is preparing to tell dozens of countries that they may have to choose between America and China in the rapidly escalating global race for artificial intelligence. According to a draft State Department letter reviewed by Reuters , countries participating in Washington’s emerging AI coalition are being warned that they cannot simultaneously join competing Chinese initiatives. At the centre of the confrontation is Pax Silica, America’s attempt to build a trusted technology supply chain stretching from critical minerals and semiconductor manufacturing to data centres, advanced chips and artificial intelligence models. But China is constructing an alternative. Beijing has launched the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization while Chinese open-weight models from companies including DeepSeek, Alibaba and Moonshot AI are spreading rapidly around the world. In this GVS Deep Dive , Najma Minhas examines why Washington is moving from simply restricti...

Another Palestinian Child Dies Due to Israel’s Deliberately Imposed Hunger Crisis in Gaza. Palestinian girl Maha Bashir has died from severe malnutrition on Tuesday, Palestinian media report, as Israel continues to deliberately restrict food and other necessities entering Gaza. The United States and President Trump, who leads the Board of Peace, has enabled the deprivation with weapons, funding, and diplomatic protection as Israel manufactures a starvation crisis by blocking sufficient food trucks from entering Gaza. Journalist Osama al-Kahlout documented a loved one cradling Maha’s almost weightless body. Starvation had consumed nearly all the flesh from her frame. Her ribs, spine and pelvis pushed sharply through her skin, while her arms and legs had wasted to little more than bone. Since the ceasefire began, Israel has allowed in only 35.3% of the minimum agreed aid deliveries, averaging 211.8 trucks daily against the required 600, a document shared by Palestinian authorities with m...

The migration crisis that has been unfolding on the Spanish border since Thursday is an artificial crisis, at the behest of Israel by Leonidas Vatikiotis Part 3 - Algeria, the last straw The Spain-Algeria rift seemed to be closing on the occasion of Sanchez's visit to Algiers on July 20, upon his return from New York where he watched the Spain-Argentina football match, enjoying his national team's victory. The meeting of the Spanish Prime Minister with the Algerian political leadership inaugurated a new relationship between the two countries, as Sanchez literally said. This relationship is based primarily on economic cooperation, as Spain imports 34% of its natural gas imports, in liquefied form. The executives of the four Spanish energy companies (Repsol, Naturgy, Moeve, Enagas) who accompanied Sanchez, raised multiple alarms in Washington, which does not hesitate to even wage wars in Ukraine and Iran to secure contracts of liquefied natural gas for American energy multination...

REPORT | Israeli forces committed four ceasefire violations across Gaza on Sunday, killing two Palestinians, including 14-year-old Suhail Masoud Raba’ Shalouf, and wounding 14 others, including eight children, one woman and two elderly people. The report shared by the Palestinian side with mediators and obtained by Drop Site News also notes: ◽️ Sunday’s Violations: Israeli forces carried out two live-fire attacks and two airstrikes. 🔹 At 11 a.m., Israeli forces shot and killed Shalouf on Al-Tina Street, south of Khan Younis. 🔹 At 1:10 p.m., an Israeli quadcopter shot and wounded child Musab Mahmoud Younis Al-Ghulaithi in Block C of Al-Nuseirat refugee camp. 🔹 At 2:35 p.m., an Israeli drone killed Tareq Al-Ra’i and wounded others in a strike on an Al-Ra’i family tent opposite Al-Aqsa University in Mawasi Khan Younis. 🔹 At 3:35 p.m., an Israeli drone fired two missiles at the home of Ra’fat Abu Khubaiza in the New Camp north of Al-Nuseirat, wounding several civilians. ◽️ Cumulative T...

Lee Camp - Unredacted Tonight Chris Hedges' powerful critique of how mainstream comedy has become an unexpected pillar supporting the political establishment rather than challenging it. Discover why late-night satire may be the most effective tool for preventing real political change.

Double Down News As the Pentagon secretly burns through its finite stock of missile interceptors, top foreign policy insiders and U.S. troops on the ground are sounding an unprecedented alarm: Washington is running out of time, leverage and ammunition. In this explosive interview, top foreign policy analyst Dr. Trita Parsi (Executive Vice President of the Quincy Institute) breaks down the hidden reality behind the Middle East conflict and that America has walked into an unmitigated geopolitical trap.

As the British state seeks to destroy Palestine Action, a new trial is underway in which a judge has threatened defendants with a ‘terrorism connection’ if they explain the motives behind their activism.  It is one of three such trials in which the government has muzzled defendants, blinded jurors and banned local media coverage to guarantee convictions. The Grayzone can exclusively reveal that hearings have been underway in the trial of the so-called Teledyne Three. These three defendants damaged the clean room of a UK factory which produces parts for the F-35 aircraft which Israel has used to carry out an array of crimes against civilians in the besieged Gaza Strip, and beyond. They are members of the direction action protest collective, Palestine Action, which the British state has designated as a “terrorist entity” in the face of international condemnation.  The presiding judge in the Teledyne Three case, Driver, has imposed restrictions on the defense which threatens the...

Reason2Resist with Dimitri Lascaris In recent days, Yemen's Ansar Allah has stepped up attacks on parts of Yemen that are controlled by Saudi-backed forces.  In addition, there are reports that Ansar Allah's ground forces are advancing toward the key Yemeni port city of Mokha, which lies on the strategically important Bab Al-Mandab Strait. Meanwhile, Iran continues to attack Kurdish separatist forces in northern Iraq and to rebuild its missile arsenal. Israeli media now report that Israel's security establishment is 'stunned' by Iran's ability to recover from U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran's missile launch sites and production facilities. In this report, Dimitri Lascaris breaks down these and other important developments in the West's war of aggression on the Resistance in West Asia.

Geopolitical Economy Report The US government quietly bailed out Japan. The Treasury intervened in the foreign exchange market to try to stabilize the yen, the Japanese currency. Ben Norton explains how this reflects a larger, structural problem with the dollar system. Japan is the largest holder of US Treasury securities (US government debt), and Washington doesn't want other countries to sell its bonds, fearing that yields could rise and cause a debt crisis.