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News & Articles By Cassie B.
02/18/2026
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By Cassie B.
Professor warns blue light from LEDs, screens is an “invisible killer” linked to cancer, eye damage
Blue light from screens and LEDs acts as a slow poison for health. It causes retinal damage through increased oxidative stress in the eyes. It severely disrupts circadian rhythms by suppressing melatonin. This disruption is linked to higher risks of cancer and neurodegenerative diseases. Simple fixes like warm lighting and blue-blocking glasses offer protection. In […]
02/05/2026
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By Cassie B.
Bitcoin slides after Treasury Secretary states government cannot direct banks to buy crypto
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent firmly rejected any possibility of a federal bitcoin bailout. He clarified the government lacks authority to direct banks to buy bitcoin or use taxpayer funds for crypto. The U.S. government’s bitcoin holdings come solely from law enforcement seizures, not investments. An executive order mandates seized bitcoin be held in a Strategic […]
02/04/2026
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By Cassie B.
EU seeks critical minerals partnership with U.S. to break China’s supply chain dominance
The EU will propose a critical minerals partnership to the U.S. this week. The goal is to jointly secure supply chains and reduce dependence on China. The U.S. is launching its own $12 billion stockpile project with major companies. A new audit reveals the EU’s dangerously high import reliance on Chinese minerals. The partnership faces […]
01/29/2026
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By Cassie B.
Bitcoin steadies near $90,000 as Federal Reserve hits pause on rate cuts
The Federal Reserve paused its rate-cutting campaign, holding rates steady. Chair Powell signaled a shift to a neutral monetary policy stance. Bitcoin’s price remained stable near $89,000 following the expected decision. Powell highlighted tariffs as a key, but potentially temporary, inflation driver. Questions about the next Fed chair introduce future policy uncertainty. The Federal Reserve […]
01/27/2026
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By Cassie B.
Transformer shortage threatens U.S. energy security as grid modernization stalls
The U.S. faces a severe shortage of massive power transformers critical for grid reliability. Domestic manufacturing cannot meet surging demand from electrification and aging infrastructure. Extended equipment wait times delay new power plants and crucial grid upgrades. Major manufacturers are investing billions but may still not close the supply-demand gap. This systemic supply chain failure […]
01/27/2026
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By Cassie B.
Data shows X’s algorithm suppresses anti-Zionist content, clashing with its “town square” ideal
X’s AI reveals systemic suppression of critics of Israel’s actions on the platform. This censorship falsely conflates political criticism with antisemitism to silence debate. Major platforms like Meta and YouTube also extensively restrict pro-Palestinian content. Vital documentation of human rights violations is being erased from the public sphere. The practice creates a curated digital square […]
01/24/2026
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By Cassie B.
UK police consider AI “predictive policing,” sparking fears of a surveillance state
UK police are testing AI to predict crimes by monitoring citizens. This shifts policing from responding to crimes to treating everyone as a potential suspect. Accountability vanishes as algorithms make unchallengeable decisions based on biased data. The end goal is the total loss of public anonymity through permanent surveillance. Once built, this surveillance framework can […]
01/24/2026
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By Cassie B.
Trump vows three-week nuclear approvals for tech, sparking market rally
President Trump pledges a massive push into nuclear energy at Davos. He promises tech companies a three-week approval for building nuclear plants. The announcement caused an immediate surge in nuclear-related stocks. The plan aims to solve AI’s soaring electricity demand and ensure grid reliability. It sharply contrasts with European green policies, which he criticized heavily. […]
01/22/2026
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By Cassie B.
UK and France weigh social media bans, but age checks create vast privacy risks
Australia bans social media for under-16s, with millions of accounts already blocked. The UK and France are now considering similar nationwide bans. Supporters cite a youth mental health crisis to justify the aggressive move. Critics warn of scientific debate over harm and serious unintended consequences. Enforcement requires invasive age verification, creating major privacy risks for […]
01/16/2026
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By Cassie B.
“A slap in the face”: Verizon customers blast $20 credit after nationwide network failure
A massive nationwide Verizon outage left customers disconnected for hours. The company offered a $20 account credit as compensation. Customers widely criticized the credit as insulting and inadequate. Many reported losing significant income and business due to the failure. This outage repeats a pattern of recent network vulnerabilities for Verizon. If you are one of […]
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