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Good afternoon! Today, we spotlight the EU’s ramped-up climate rhetoric and President Biden’s controversial decision to launch more airstrikes in Syria and Yemen without congressional approval. Here’s what you need to know.

Top Stories:

Global Warming Alarmism: EU’s Latest Climate Campaign

The European Union has launched its most aggressive climate change campaign yet, warning of catastrophic consequences if immediate action isn’t taken. Critics accuse the EU of fearmongering and pushing economically crippling policies that disproportionately impact lower-income citizens.

Supporters argue that the urgency is warranted, citing recent extreme weather events as evidence of a worsening crisis. The campaign reflects the growing divide between global leaders over the pace and methods of addressing climate change. — Read more

Biden Escalates Airstrikes Without Congressional Approval

President Joe Biden has authorized a series of airstrikes in Syria and Yemen, sparking outrage over the lack of congressional oversight. Critics argue the move sets a dangerous precedent and undermines the Constitution’s war powers provisions.

Supporters claim the strikes were necessary to address emerging threats, but opponents see them as a continuation of unchecked executive power in foreign policy. The decision is likely to fuel bipartisan debates about America’s military role abroad. — Read more

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Did you know? The Earth’s temperature has naturally fluctuated for millions of years, with ice ages and warm periods long predating industrialization.

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