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Computer Engineering Grads Face Double The Unemployment Rate Of Art History
Majors
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By Alexandra Horwitz of The College Fix Computer engineering grads face double
the unemployment rate of art history majors, according to the most recent data
from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The stats show art history majors
have a 3 percent unemployment rate while computer engineering grads have a 7.5
percent unemployment rate. […]
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“Real Distress” Hits Solar Industry As Bankruptcy Tsunami Looms
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It’s no secret that progressive billionaire elites, their dark money-funded
NGOs, far-left lawmakers, and legacy corporate media orchestrated one of the
most elaborate propaganda campaigns in recent memory—weaponizing the narrative
of an imminent “climate crisis” to ram through green legislation on Capitol
Hill. The result? A massive heist on the Treasury, all under the noble guise […]
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The Big Beautiful Land Grab: Technocrats Stand To Profit As 250 Million Acre
Bonanza Hidden In H.R.1
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Via Beef News, A little-known provision in the Senate’s new reconciliation
bill isn’t just about selling public land – it’s about stripping local
communities of control. The provision bans states and counties from regulating
“AI Systems” for a full decade, opening the door to opaque development far
beyond housing. From data centers to deed-restricted zones, […]
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Supertankers U-Turn In Hormuz As World Braces For Iranian Retaliation
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Two supertankers—Coswisdom Lake and South Loyalty—each capable of carrying 2
million barrels of crude, abruptly altered course in the Strait of Hormuz over
the weekend after U.S. stealth bomber strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities. The
Coswisdom Lake and South Loyalty both entered the waterway and abruptly changed
course on Sunday, according to vessel tracking data compiled by Bloomberg. […]
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Of B-2s and Bunker Busters
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The mission—dubbed Operation Midnight Hammer—required multiple in-flight
refuelings and hundreds of planes, including fighter jets, refueling tankers,
and reconnaissance aircraft. It also utilized an offshore submarine, which
fired more than two dozen Tomahawk missiles against above-ground targets at the
nuclear site in Isfahan. But the most important job was left to the B-2s. In
addition […]
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