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Cuba rules out U.S. talks, cites $8.1 billion embargo damage — Sep 7, 2026Cuba’s foreign minister reaffirmed there are no negotiations or agenda for talks with the United States amid what Havana calls a genocidal blockade, warning that the embargo pushed losses to about $8.1 billion in 2025 and could worsen in 2026 with new oil restrictions, even as Cuba says it remains open to contact. He also said Cuba will continue maintaining lines of communication with Washington despite the lack of progress and political will on the U.S. side.

Tom Gallagher Sixty plus years of embargo and still no real breakthrough, at some point both sides need to try something different.

EXCLUSIVE: FCC Commissioner Wants Regulatory ‘Cows’ Lined Up ‘For The Slaughterhouse’ — May 24, 2025Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Commissioner Nathan Simington outlined the regulatory “cows” his agency is “lining up for the slaughterhouse” as part of its “Delete, Delete, Delete” initiative, in an interview…

Source Close to Adam Levine Claims What Led to the Singer Crossing the Line With Other Women: ReportReporting — Sep 21, 2022New details have emerged after singer Adam Levine admitted to crossing the line while communicating with other women other than his wife, Victoria’s Secret model Behati Prinsloo, per a report. A source close to Levine…

FCC’s Brendan Carr Threatens To Pull Licenses From Media Companies If They’re Out Of Line — Sep 9, 2025Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr said in an interview published on Monday that he is willing to pull broadcast licenses from any media company that does not align with the public’s interest…

IJRSurvey Of Nation’s Mayors Details Impacts Of Affordability Crisis On Main StreetSpencer Lombardo · 3 min · 1h

NTSB: Controllers warned Marine One pilots before takeoffWorld — Aug 27, 2026The NTSB’s preliminary findings on the Aug. 4 incident show radio-communication problems between Marine One and Reagan National’s control tower contributed to a near-miss with a commercial jet, prompting FAA safeguards that require a three-minute warning before a presidential helicopter departs and heightened airspace management. Officials say the president was never in danger, and authorities are continuing to review the radio coverage issues and surrounding procedures after the changes were made to address line-of-sight shortcomings and frequency infrastructure.

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IIT Roorkee clarifies routine advisory not new policyPolitics — Jul 21, 2026IIT Roorkee says an advisory circulating on social media about students’ political expression is a routine internal communication issued at the start of each academic session and not a new directive or policy, issued in line with existing conduct rules. The institute urged people not to misinterpret the advisory, reiterating it reflects ongoing norms rather than any change in policy.

US China plan September AI safety talksTech — Jul 21, 2026U.S. and China are moving toward formal AI talks in September, led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, to set guardrails for frontier models and address risks to security, cyber threats, and labor markets following the May Trump-Xi summit. The discussions, aimed at establishing intergovernmental governance on AI before Xi’s September 24 U.S. visit, signal a continued effort to manage rivalry while keeping lines of communication open.