Monthly Archives: August 2026

Aug 11, 2026 In an exclusive documentary for Outpost Studios, Katie Lam MP travels through Northern Ireland to understand how the conflict still haunts those who lived through it. Speaking to key figures on all sides, each with their own … Continue reading →

Clash Report @clashreport · 1h Trump is opening the door for the U.S. Navy to build ships overseas for the first time in decades. Foreign shipbuilders that invest heavily in U.S. shipyards could build up to two Navy ships in … Continue reading →

BREAKING: Donald Trump’s immunity has been lifted… The U.S. Supreme Court ruled to lift Trump’s immunity in the Epstein case. The way has been cleared for his trial, and he could be removed from office. https://twitter.com/GBC_Press/status/2083198889482420733/video/1

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The Trump Report and Scott Lucas Worldview Aug 13, 2026 The Trump Report Professor Scott Lucas was back for The Week That Was, discussing Trump’s bizarre Air Force One escape, his dwindling options in Iran, warning signs for the midterms, … Continue reading →

Catch me up   Luigi Mangione appears at a pretrial hearing in Manhattan Criminal Court on Tuesday. Photo: David Dee Delgado/Pool via Getty Images  Luigi Mangione is expected to plead guilty tomorrow to federal stalking charges tied to the killing of … Continue reading →

Put it on his tab   Photo illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios. Photo: Suzanne Plunkett – Pool via Getty Images The East Wing is gone, a new helipad is spreading across the South Lawn, and scaffolding wraps around the White House’s front columns. … Continue reading →

Aug 14, 2026 Konstantin Kisin argues that Britain is poor and getting poorer, and that almost nobody knows it. He points to polling showing most Britons believe they are as rich as Switzerland, Singapore or Australia, when on a per … Continue reading →

Archaeo – Histories @archeohistories · 3h Female students attending a biology laboratory class at Kabul University during the late 1950s or early 1960s… One of the most persistent misconceptions about Afghan women is that their exclusion from public life is … Continue reading →