U.S. Needs to Ratchet Up Natural Gas, Oil, and Nuclear Energy Sectors: Frank Lasee
The United States needs to fire up the full potential of its reliable energy sector and stop listening to green-energy cultists. Frank Lasee is...
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Does China Have America in a Cyber Checkmate?
Thursday's AT&T outage provides only a small taste of the widespread havoc China could cause with an attack on America's grid. ...
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ChatGPT Maker Shocks Tech World With Realistic Text-to-video AI
OpenAI, the maker of the popular chatbot ChatGPT, has just made a tidal wave in the industry with its latest development. On Thursday,...
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Navigating The New American’s New & Improved Website
The New American magazine’s website just received a makeover to better accommodate the flood of content we publish regularly and to improve our online...
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Elon Musk Posts Video of Tesla’s “Optimus” Robot Taking a Walk
Boston Dynamics, now a subsidiary of automaker Hyundai, is justly famous for its groundbreaking innovations in robotics, including the Atlas bipedal robot. Videos...
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Biden Wants to Revoke Federally Funded Patents if Products Are Too Expensive
Companies who have exclusive rights to patents based on federally funded research may soon see their rights transferred to their competitors or even...
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Study: New SARS-CoV-2-related Mutant Induces Deadly Brain Infection in Humanized Mice
Despite the stark warning against risky biological experiments sent to the world by the Covid pandemic, research with dual-use potential on viruses continues....
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Dr. William Makis: Targeting Food Supply with mRNA Vaccines?
Emerging trend of inoculating food animals with mRNA vaccines, fueled by significant investments from major corporations and governments, could have dire consequences for...
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Steven Mosher on the Increasingly Antagonistic U.S.-China Relations
The New American’s Steve Bonta interviews internationally recognized China expert Steven Mosher about U.S.-China relations. Back in 1979, Mosher was the first American social...
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Artificial Intelligence: The Good, the Bad, the Unknown
Tech experts have dubbed artificial intelligence “the most disruptive force in human history.” The question is not whether AI will change how humans do life, but how it will...
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Elze van Hamelen: Assault on Food Sovereignty with Toxic “Pharma Food”
The substitution of traditional meat and dairy products with lab-grown alternatives is increasingly being framed as a crucial aspect of addressing climate change....
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Faced With Opposition to “Green” Energy, Democrat-run States Usurp Local Authority
Democrat-dominated states are centralizing authority over so-called green-energy projects to prevent local governments whose constituents object to such projects from standing in their...
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Middle Class Subsidizing Rich EV Owners: True EV Charging Cost = $17 a Gallon
First there was the claim that because of the tremendous amount of CO2 released during an electric vehicle’s (EV’s) production, you’d have to...
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Musk Considers Reinstating Alex Jones on X
Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk is reportedly considering allowing Alex Jones, the bombastic host of InfoWars, back onto X, the social media platform formerly...
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Google’s Launch of AI Model “Gemini” Shaking Up the Industry
The AI model developed by Google is said to have human-like qualities and is being lauded for its capabilities. ...
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