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Posthaste: Canadians filing for insolvency hit highs not seen since the Great Recession

Homeowner insolvency volumes up more than 11 per cent. (Credit: Getty Images) The number of Canadians filing for…
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Trump-Xi summit puts AI supply chains front and center, Wedbush’s Ives says

Trump-Xi summit puts AI supply chains front and center, Wedbush’s Ives says Proactive uses images sourced from Shut…
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https://www.newsbeep.com/us/641337/

Trump-Xi summit puts AI supply chains front and center, Wedbush’s Ives says

Trump-Xi summit puts AI supply chains front and center, Wedbush’s Ives says Proactive uses images sourced from Shut…
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https://www.newsbeep.com/us/641337/

Weak US 2-year Treasury auction signals investor anxiety as Wells Fargo warns bond market stress may spill into equities, while Schroders identifies 10-year yield above 4.5% as critical inflection point forcing reassessment of equity optimism amid rising inflation and reduced rate cut expectations
#YonhapInfomax #USTreasury #BondMarket #10YearYield #EquityMarket #InflectionPoint #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
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Weak US 2-year Treasury auction signals investor anxiety as Wells Fargo warns bond market stress may spill into equities, while Schroders identifies 10-year yield above 4.5% as critical inflection point forcing reassessment of equity optimism amid rising inflation and reduced rate cut expectations
#YonhapInfomax #USTreasury #BondMarket #10YearYield #EquityMarket #InflectionPoint #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
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Weak US 2-year Treasury auction signals investor anxiety as Wells Fargo warns bond market stress may spill into equities, while Schroders identifies 10-year yield above 4.5% as critical inflection point forcing reassessment of equity optimism amid rising inflation and reduced rate cut expectations
#YonhapInfomax #USTreasury #BondMarket #10YearYield #EquityMarket #InflectionPoint #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
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Weak US 2-year Treasury auction signals investor anxiety as Wells Fargo warns bond market stress may spill into equities, while Schroders identifies 10-year yield above 4.5% as critical inflection point forcing reassessment of equity optimism amid rising inflation and reduced rate cut expectations
#YonhapInfomax #USTreasury #BondMarket #10YearYield #EquityMarket #InflectionPoint #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
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Northland Power stock climbs as 2026 profit target surprises analysts

Shares of Northland Power (NPI.TO) gained over eight per cent on Thursday. The Canadian independent power producer is…
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ICE killing in Minneapolis marks a dangerous new chapter for America – Las Vegas Sun News

January 31, 2026

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ICE killing in Minneapolis marks a dangerous new chapter for America

Friday, Jan. 30, 2026 | 2 a.m.

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The killing of Alex Pretti on a Minneapolis street over the weekend should end any remaining illusions about where Donald Trump’s second-term presidency is headed. This was not an isolated tragedy, not a “confusing situation,” not the regrettable outcome of a tense encounter. The killings of Renee Nicole Good and Pretti in Minneapolis are an inflection point — the moment when the authoritarian impulses Trump has long telegraphed crossed fully from rhetoric into bloodshed.

Pretti was a 37-year-old ICU nurse who cared for veterans at the VA, and a concealed-carry license holder. He was standing in the street, exercising his constitutional rights to speak and assemble freely as part of a peaceful protest. He attempted to help a female protester get to her feet after she was thrown to the ground by federal agents.Within seconds, he was shot dead from behind, killed by his own government even though he posed no threat and was defenseless at the time.

Almost immediately, Trump administration officials rushed to the microphones to smear Pretti as a “domestic terrorist” and “would-be assassin.” But video evidence and even Customs and Border Protection’s own preliminary review reveal the lie being spread by Trump’s minions to manipulate the American people, distort the truth and consolidate power in Trump.

This pattern should be chillingly familiar. During his first campaign, Trump demonstrated that he was willing to violate the law and lie repeatedly to manipulate the public about his business acumen, his wealth and his relationships with everyone from Russian oligarchs to an adult film star.

Now, in his second term, the message is unmistakable: Laws, court orders, constitutional rights and even the lives of the American people, are expendable if they interfere with his pursuit of power and impunity.

Pretti’s killing did not happen in a vacuum. In January alone, at least eight people have died in encounters with federal immigration officials or while in ICE custody. In several of those cases, eyewitness accounts and recordings directly contradict the official narratives issued by the administration. At least two of the dead were U.S. citizens who asked only to exercise their constitutional rights to move, assemble and speak freely; to lawfully carry a firearm; and, if accused of wrongdoing, to receive due process.

Instead, they were met with what can only be described as summary executions by a federal force that increasingly resembles a private army loyal to Trump alone.

Moreover, the Trump administration has shown an alarming comfort with lying about the circumstances surrounding the death of Americans at the hands of ICE.

Consider the facts in Pretti’s case. The Department of Homeland Security initially claimed he “approached officers with a 9 mm semiautomatic handgun,” neglecting to mention that the weapon was holstered and he never reached for it. The government’s own preliminary review concedes there was no brandishing — only a refusal to move while filming agents, followed by an attempt to help a woman up, then being swarmed by federal agents and then gunfire. In fact, it was federal agents who removed Pretti’s gun from its holster prior to shooting the unarmed and incapacitated man multiple times in the back, ending his life.

The same script played out earlier this month with the killing of Good, a Minneapolis mother of three shot in her car by a federal agent. Her last words to the man who killed her as she tried to drive away from the scene: “That’s fine, dude. I’m not mad at you.” Hardly the sentiments of a terrorist.

She, too, was instantly labeled a “violent rioter” and “domestic terrorist.” Trump himself claimed she ran over an officer. Video evidence shows that she had the wheels of her car turned away from the federal agent who shot her, undermining the administration’s certainty and raising profound questions about the use of lethal force.

And then there is the death of Geraldo Lunas Campos, a Cuban immigrant who died in ICE custody in El Paso, Texas. ICE claimed suicide. A witness described a chokehold. An autopsy found injuries consistent with a chokehold and potentially with homicide. Once again, the official story collapses under scrutiny.

Trump administration officials have suggested that because Pretti carried a holstered weapon and filmed agents, that his killing was “legally justified.” By this standard, law enforcement should have opened fire on the thousands of Jan. 6 attackers who killed and maimed Capitol police, or Kyle Rittenhouse, or the armed militiamen who invaded the Michigan statehouse, or the armed demonstrators intimidating voters in Arizona.

For those who voted for Trump, take note. The danger that was once reserved for immigrants, people of color or LGBTQ Americans is now at your doorstep. This is not Barack Obama or Joe Biden ordering masked federal agents into the streets without training. It is not a Democratic administration asserting that it is “legally justified” for the federal government to shoot anyone who lawfully carries a gun near a protest. It is Donald Trump and the Republican Party, which controls every branch of the federal government.

Nor should we forget that as Trump proclaims support for the protesters in Iran and says the state shouldn’t kill them, his administration is killing protesters in the U.S. because they oppose his policies.

Worse still, as conservative commentator Joe Rogan pointed out last week, it appears that one of Trump’s primary motivations for sending ICE into the streets is simply to distract from an even larger national scandal: the Epstein files.

Despite a federal law mandating the release of the files by Dec. 19, Trump’s Justice Department has released only about 1% of the files thus far. At its current pace, the department won’t release all the files until 2030.

Last week, Rogan implied that ICE’s massive ongoing operations are designed to distract from Trump’s potential involvement in a child-sex trafficking ring. It’s an immigration crackdown weaponized to divert attention from one of the few scandals that could stand in the way of Trump’s authoritarian ambitions.

We don’t know if Rogan is correct or not, because like everyone else, we haven’t seen the files. What we do know is that regardless of the motivation, Trump and his minions are trashing the Constitution and killing American citizens with no cause or legitimate justification.

Authoritarianism does not arrive all at once. It advances in steps, each normalized by fear, propaganda and the vilification of the dead. The killings in Minneapolis mark the moment when the line was crossed, when the erosion of rights turned unmistakably lethal. If Americans do not recognize them as such, the next inflection point may come even closer to home.

Continue/Read Original Article Here: ICE killing in Minneapolis marks a dangerous new chapter for America – Las Vegas Sun News

ICE killing in Minneapolis marks a dangerous new chapter for America – Las Vegas Sun News

January 31, 2026

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EDITORIAL:

ICE killing in Minneapolis marks a dangerous new chapter for America

Friday, Jan. 30, 2026 | 2 a.m.

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The killing of Alex Pretti on a Minneapolis street over the weekend should end any remaining illusions about where Donald Trump’s second-term presidency is headed. This was not an isolated tragedy, not a “confusing situation,” not the regrettable outcome of a tense encounter. The killings of Renee Nicole Good and Pretti in Minneapolis are an inflection point — the moment when the authoritarian impulses Trump has long telegraphed crossed fully from rhetoric into bloodshed.

Pretti was a 37-year-old ICU nurse who cared for veterans at the VA, and a concealed-carry license holder. He was standing in the street, exercising his constitutional rights to speak and assemble freely as part of a peaceful protest. He attempted to help a female protester get to her feet after she was thrown to the ground by federal agents.Within seconds, he was shot dead from behind, killed by his own government even though he posed no threat and was defenseless at the time.

Almost immediately, Trump administration officials rushed to the microphones to smear Pretti as a “domestic terrorist” and “would-be assassin.” But video evidence and even Customs and Border Protection’s own preliminary review reveal the lie being spread by Trump’s minions to manipulate the American people, distort the truth and consolidate power in Trump.

This pattern should be chillingly familiar. During his first campaign, Trump demonstrated that he was willing to violate the law and lie repeatedly to manipulate the public about his business acumen, his wealth and his relationships with everyone from Russian oligarchs to an adult film star.

Now, in his second term, the message is unmistakable: Laws, court orders, constitutional rights and even the lives of the American people, are expendable if they interfere with his pursuit of power and impunity.

Pretti’s killing did not happen in a vacuum. In January alone, at least eight people have died in encounters with federal immigration officials or while in ICE custody. In several of those cases, eyewitness accounts and recordings directly contradict the official narratives issued by the administration. At least two of the dead were U.S. citizens who asked only to exercise their constitutional rights to move, assemble and speak freely; to lawfully carry a firearm; and, if accused of wrongdoing, to receive due process.

Instead, they were met with what can only be described as summary executions by a federal force that increasingly resembles a private army loyal to Trump alone.

Moreover, the Trump administration has shown an alarming comfort with lying about the circumstances surrounding the death of Americans at the hands of ICE.

Consider the facts in Pretti’s case. The Department of Homeland Security initially claimed he “approached officers with a 9 mm semiautomatic handgun,” neglecting to mention that the weapon was holstered and he never reached for it. The government’s own preliminary review concedes there was no brandishing — only a refusal to move while filming agents, followed by an attempt to help a woman up, then being swarmed by federal agents and then gunfire. In fact, it was federal agents who removed Pretti’s gun from its holster prior to shooting the unarmed and incapacitated man multiple times in the back, ending his life.

The same script played out earlier this month with the killing of Good, a Minneapolis mother of three shot in her car by a federal agent. Her last words to the man who killed her as she tried to drive away from the scene: “That’s fine, dude. I’m not mad at you.” Hardly the sentiments of a terrorist.

She, too, was instantly labeled a “violent rioter” and “domestic terrorist.” Trump himself claimed she ran over an officer. Video evidence shows that she had the wheels of her car turned away from the federal agent who shot her, undermining the administration’s certainty and raising profound questions about the use of lethal force.

And then there is the death of Geraldo Lunas Campos, a Cuban immigrant who died in ICE custody in El Paso, Texas. ICE claimed suicide. A witness described a chokehold. An autopsy found injuries consistent with a chokehold and potentially with homicide. Once again, the official story collapses under scrutiny.

Trump administration officials have suggested that because Pretti carried a holstered weapon and filmed agents, that his killing was “legally justified.” By this standard, law enforcement should have opened fire on the thousands of Jan. 6 attackers who killed and maimed Capitol police, or Kyle Rittenhouse, or the armed militiamen who invaded the Michigan statehouse, or the armed demonstrators intimidating voters in Arizona.

For those who voted for Trump, take note. The danger that was once reserved for immigrants, people of color or LGBTQ Americans is now at your doorstep. This is not Barack Obama or Joe Biden ordering masked federal agents into the streets without training. It is not a Democratic administration asserting that it is “legally justified” for the federal government to shoot anyone who lawfully carries a gun near a protest. It is Donald Trump and the Republican Party, which controls every branch of the federal government.

Nor should we forget that as Trump proclaims support for the protesters in Iran and says the state shouldn’t kill them, his administration is killing protesters in the U.S. because they oppose his policies.

Worse still, as conservative commentator Joe Rogan pointed out last week, it appears that one of Trump’s primary motivations for sending ICE into the streets is simply to distract from an even larger national scandal: the Epstein files.

Despite a federal law mandating the release of the files by Dec. 19, Trump’s Justice Department has released only about 1% of the files thus far. At its current pace, the department won’t release all the files until 2030.

Last week, Rogan implied that ICE’s massive ongoing operations are designed to distract from Trump’s potential involvement in a child-sex trafficking ring. It’s an immigration crackdown weaponized to divert attention from one of the few scandals that could stand in the way of Trump’s authoritarian ambitions.

We don’t know if Rogan is correct or not, because like everyone else, we haven’t seen the files. What we do know is that regardless of the motivation, Trump and his minions are trashing the Constitution and killing American citizens with no cause or legitimate justification.

Authoritarianism does not arrive all at once. It advances in steps, each normalized by fear, propaganda and the vilification of the dead. The killings in Minneapolis mark the moment when the line was crossed, when the erosion of rights turned unmistakably lethal. If Americans do not recognize them as such, the next inflection point may come even closer to home.

Continue/Read Original Article Here: ICE killing in Minneapolis marks a dangerous new chapter for America – Las Vegas Sun News

ICE killing in Minneapolis marks a dangerous new chapter for America – Las Vegas Sun News

January 31, 2026

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EDITORIAL:

ICE killing in Minneapolis marks a dangerous new chapter for America

Friday, Jan. 30, 2026 | 2 a.m.

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• Editorials – the Sun’s viewpoint
• Columnists – local and syndicated writers
• Letters to the editor – readers’ views
• Write a letter to the editor

The killing of Alex Pretti on a Minneapolis street over the weekend should end any remaining illusions about where Donald Trump’s second-term presidency is headed. This was not an isolated tragedy, not a “confusing situation,” not the regrettable outcome of a tense encounter. The killings of Renee Nicole Good and Pretti in Minneapolis are an inflection point — the moment when the authoritarian impulses Trump has long telegraphed crossed fully from rhetoric into bloodshed.

Pretti was a 37-year-old ICU nurse who cared for veterans at the VA, and a concealed-carry license holder. He was standing in the street, exercising his constitutional rights to speak and assemble freely as part of a peaceful protest. He attempted to help a female protester get to her feet after she was thrown to the ground by federal agents.Within seconds, he was shot dead from behind, killed by his own government even though he posed no threat and was defenseless at the time.

Almost immediately, Trump administration officials rushed to the microphones to smear Pretti as a “domestic terrorist” and “would-be assassin.” But video evidence and even Customs and Border Protection’s own preliminary review reveal the lie being spread by Trump’s minions to manipulate the American people, distort the truth and consolidate power in Trump.

This pattern should be chillingly familiar. During his first campaign, Trump demonstrated that he was willing to violate the law and lie repeatedly to manipulate the public about his business acumen, his wealth and his relationships with everyone from Russian oligarchs to an adult film star.

Now, in his second term, the message is unmistakable: Laws, court orders, constitutional rights and even the lives of the American people, are expendable if they interfere with his pursuit of power and impunity.

Pretti’s killing did not happen in a vacuum. In January alone, at least eight people have died in encounters with federal immigration officials or while in ICE custody. In several of those cases, eyewitness accounts and recordings directly contradict the official narratives issued by the administration. At least two of the dead were U.S. citizens who asked only to exercise their constitutional rights to move, assemble and speak freely; to lawfully carry a firearm; and, if accused of wrongdoing, to receive due process.

Instead, they were met with what can only be described as summary executions by a federal force that increasingly resembles a private army loyal to Trump alone.

Moreover, the Trump administration has shown an alarming comfort with lying about the circumstances surrounding the death of Americans at the hands of ICE.

Consider the facts in Pretti’s case. The Department of Homeland Security initially claimed he “approached officers with a 9 mm semiautomatic handgun,” neglecting to mention that the weapon was holstered and he never reached for it. The government’s own preliminary review concedes there was no brandishing — only a refusal to move while filming agents, followed by an attempt to help a woman up, then being swarmed by federal agents and then gunfire. In fact, it was federal agents who removed Pretti’s gun from its holster prior to shooting the unarmed and incapacitated man multiple times in the back, ending his life.

The same script played out earlier this month with the killing of Good, a Minneapolis mother of three shot in her car by a federal agent. Her last words to the man who killed her as she tried to drive away from the scene: “That’s fine, dude. I’m not mad at you.” Hardly the sentiments of a terrorist.

She, too, was instantly labeled a “violent rioter” and “domestic terrorist.” Trump himself claimed she ran over an officer. Video evidence shows that she had the wheels of her car turned away from the federal agent who shot her, undermining the administration’s certainty and raising profound questions about the use of lethal force.

And then there is the death of Geraldo Lunas Campos, a Cuban immigrant who died in ICE custody in El Paso, Texas. ICE claimed suicide. A witness described a chokehold. An autopsy found injuries consistent with a chokehold and potentially with homicide. Once again, the official story collapses under scrutiny.

Trump administration officials have suggested that because Pretti carried a holstered weapon and filmed agents, that his killing was “legally justified.” By this standard, law enforcement should have opened fire on the thousands of Jan. 6 attackers who killed and maimed Capitol police, or Kyle Rittenhouse, or the armed militiamen who invaded the Michigan statehouse, or the armed demonstrators intimidating voters in Arizona.

For those who voted for Trump, take note. The danger that was once reserved for immigrants, people of color or LGBTQ Americans is now at your doorstep. This is not Barack Obama or Joe Biden ordering masked federal agents into the streets without training. It is not a Democratic administration asserting that it is “legally justified” for the federal government to shoot anyone who lawfully carries a gun near a protest. It is Donald Trump and the Republican Party, which controls every branch of the federal government.

Nor should we forget that as Trump proclaims support for the protesters in Iran and says the state shouldn’t kill them, his administration is killing protesters in the U.S. because they oppose his policies.

Worse still, as conservative commentator Joe Rogan pointed out last week, it appears that one of Trump’s primary motivations for sending ICE into the streets is simply to distract from an even larger national scandal: the Epstein files.

Despite a federal law mandating the release of the files by Dec. 19, Trump’s Justice Department has released only about 1% of the files thus far. At its current pace, the department won’t release all the files until 2030.

Last week, Rogan implied that ICE’s massive ongoing operations are designed to distract from Trump’s potential involvement in a child-sex trafficking ring. It’s an immigration crackdown weaponized to divert attention from one of the few scandals that could stand in the way of Trump’s authoritarian ambitions.

We don’t know if Rogan is correct or not, because like everyone else, we haven’t seen the files. What we do know is that regardless of the motivation, Trump and his minions are trashing the Constitution and killing American citizens with no cause or legitimate justification.

Authoritarianism does not arrive all at once. It advances in steps, each normalized by fear, propaganda and the vilification of the dead. The killings in Minneapolis mark the moment when the line was crossed, when the erosion of rights turned unmistakably lethal. If Americans do not recognize them as such, the next inflection point may come even closer to home.

Continue/Read Original Article Here: ICE killing in Minneapolis marks a dangerous new chapter for America – Las Vegas Sun News

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Clearly the extraction, processing, production and consumer excess depends on the unsustainable growth of non-renewable theft from poorer and less well-armed Nations. That being said, it appears extinction is coded into the DNA of those that are elected to lead us and are financed by oligarchs, despots, plutocrats and theocrats. Hydra’s heads just grow back, so the people must be prepared to fight for and defend an ethically sustainable morality so they cannot grow back. Either that or resign themselves to the consequences of Empire’s celebrity death cults! #MAD #EmpiresEcocide #InflectionPoint #DefeatingEmpires #TheFederation #DRDI #Sovereignty #Freedom

@ZLabe Why is climate data; for ocean warming, catastrophic hurricanes and typhoons, wild fires, pollution, accelerated extinctions and ecosystems collapse failing to affect enough cultural changes to avoid raising the chance of biosphere collapse?

Clearly the extraction, processing, production and consumer excess depends on the unsustainable growth of non-renewable theft from poorer and less well-armed Nations. That being said, it appears extinction is coded into the DNA of those that are elected to lead us and are financed by oligarchs, despots, plutocrats and theocrats. Hydra’s heads just grow back, so the people must be prepared to fight for and defend an ethically sustainable morality so they cannot grow back. Either that or resign themselves to the consequences of Empire’s celebrity death cults! #MAD #EmpiresEcocide #InflectionPoint #DefeatingEmpires #TheFederation #DRDI #Sovereignty #Freedom

@ZLabe Why is climate data; for ocean warming, catastrophic hurricanes and typhoons, wild fires, pollution, accelerated extinctions and ecosystems collapse failing to affect enough cultural changes to avoid raising the chance of biosphere collapse?

Clearly the extraction, processing, production and consumer excess depends on the unsustainable growth of non-renewable theft from poorer and less well-armed Nations. That being said, it appears extinction is coded into the DNA of those that are elected to lead us and are financed by oligarchs, despots, plutocrats and theocrats. Hydra’s heads just grow back, so the people must be prepared to fight for and defend an ethically sustainable morality so they cannot grow back. Either that or resign themselves to the consequences of Empire’s celebrity death cults! #MAD #EmpiresEcocide #InflectionPoint #DefeatingEmpires #TheFederation #DRDI #Sovereignty #Freedom

@ZLabe Why is climate data; for ocean warming, catastrophic hurricanes and typhoons, wild fires, pollution, accelerated extinctions and ecosystems collapse failing to affect enough cultural changes to avoid raising the chance of biosphere collapse?

Clearly the extraction, processing, production and consumer excess depends on the unsustainable growth of non-renewable theft from poorer and less well-armed Nations. That being said, it appears extinction is coded into the DNA of those that are elected to lead us and are financed by oligarchs, despots, plutocrats and theocrats. Hydra’s heads just grow back, so the people must be prepared to fight for and defend an ethically sustainable morality so they cannot grow back. Either that or resign themselves to the consequences of Empire’s celebrity death cults! #MAD #EmpiresEcocide #InflectionPoint #DefeatingEmpires #TheFederation #DRDI #Sovereignty #Freedom

@ZLabe Why is climate data; for ocean warming, catastrophic hurricanes and typhoons, wild fires, pollution, accelerated extinctions and ecosystems collapse failing to affect enough cultural changes to avoid raising the chance of biosphere collapse?

Clearly the extraction, processing, production and consumer excess depends on the unsustainable growth of non-renewable theft from poorer and less well-armed Nations. That being said, it appears extinction is coded into the DNA of those that are elected to lead us and are financed by oligarchs, despots, plutocrats and theocrats. Hydra’s heads just grow back, so the people must be prepared to fight for and defend an ethically sustainable morality so they cannot grow back. Either that or resign themselves to the consequences of Empire’s celebrity death cults! #MAD #EmpiresEcocide #InflectionPoint #DefeatingEmpires #TheFederation #DRDI #Sovereignty #Freedom

3 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks That Could Go Parabolic in 2026

Nebius expects to increase its cloud computing capacity dramatically in 2026. SoundHound AI is integrating generative AI into…
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3 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks That Could Go Parabolic in 2026

Nebius expects to increase its cloud computing capacity dramatically in 2026. SoundHound AI is integrating generative AI into…
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And so it begins! May every fecking race in this nation follow its lead #elections #inflectionpoint #NoKings #vagov

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President Lee warns that the global order is undergoing a major shift, with economic uncertainty deepening worldwide.
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President Lee warns that the global order is undergoing a major shift, with economic uncertainty deepening worldwide.
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President Lee warns that the global order is undergoing a major shift, with economic uncertainty deepening worldwide.
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President Lee warns that the global order is undergoing a major shift, with economic uncertainty deepening worldwide.
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AVETE MAI SENTITO PARLARE DELLE SCAM CITIES? VERE E PROPRIE CITTà DELLE TRUFFE ON-LINE. ANCHE LE NAZIONI UNITE LANCIANO L'ALLARME.

E' un vero e proprio fenomeno quello delle "scam cities," centri in espansione, specialmente nel Sud-Est asiatico, dove migliaia di persone sono costrette a commettere frodi online, come truffe sentimentali e finanziarie, spesso dopo essere state attirate con false promesse di lavoro. Queste operazioni, paragonabili per entità al PIL di alcuni paesi, sono spesso controllate da organizzazioni criminali asiatiche con legami locali, sfruttando zone economiche speciali e aree con scarsa applicazione della legge.
Le vittime provengono da diverse parti del mondo e subiscono gravi violazioni dei diritti umani. L'aumento delle frodi, che utilizzano anche tecnologie avanzate come l'intelligenza artificiale, rappresenta una minaccia globale, con un impatto significativo anche in paesi come l'Italia, che sta cercando di contrastare il fenomeno, principalmente attraverso un rafforzamento delle proprie capacità investigative e normative in materia di cybercrime .

L'Italia è indicata come uno dei bersagli principali delle truffe che provengono dalle "scam cities". Nel 2024, la Polizia Postale italiana ha gestito un numero elevato di casi di frode online, trattando complessivamente 18.714, con un incremento del 15% rispetto all'anno precedente.
Le somme sottratte ammontano a quasi 200 milioni di euro. Sono state registrate oltre 82.000 segnalazioni di truffe e 23.000 richieste di assistenza .

Per contrastare il fenomeno, il governo italiano ha varato un piano anti-infiltrazioni informatiche. Nell'ambito di questo piano, sono stati stanziati 97 milioni di euro all'Agenzia per la Cybersicurezza Nazionale (ACN), destinati allo sviluppo di software avanzati di protezione1 .
Inoltre la legge 90 del 2024 ha rafforzato le capacità operative della Polizia Postale.
La stessa legge ha anche favorito la cooperazione tra le forze dell'ordine, la magistratura e la Presidenza del Consiglio per rendere l'azione contro le minacce digitali più efficace.

Il fenomeno delle "scam cities" è emerso in Asia, in particolare nel Sud-est asiatico, a partire dalla pandemia di COVID-19.
Molte delle "città delle truffe" più consolidate nella regione del Mekong sono nate come casinò legali, legati al riciclaggio di denaro proveniente dal traffico di droga e altre attività criminali. C'è stata poi una significativa evoluzione, specialmente durante la pandemia di COVID-19, in cui i casinò hanno cambiato il loro modello di business e si sono spostati nello spazio online, concentrandosi in particolare su truffe e frodi informatiche. Questa trasformazione, caratterizzata dalla proliferazione di centri di frode informatica su scala industriale, ha seguito anni di crescenti sforzi di applicazione della legge e regolamentazione mirati al movimento di denaro transfrontaliero e al riciclaggio di denaro legato a casinò non regolamentati e operazioni di gioco d'azzardo online. Molte di queste operazioni si sono fisicamente trasferite e concentrate attorno a territori controllati da gruppi armati non statali inaccessibili e autonomi, Zone Economiche Speciali (SEZ) e altre aree di confine vulnerabili nella regione, in particolare nel Mekong. Queste aree sono servite da "terreno fertile" per le reti criminali.
Tra i fattori che hanno facilitato l'emergere e la crescita di questo fenomeno l'evoluzione del crimine organizzato transnazionale: Gruppi criminali organizzati transnazionali con sede nel Sud-est asiatico si stanno trasformando in "fornitori di servizi criminali" che vendono una serie di attività illegali. Questi gruppi, emersi come leader globali nelle frodi informatiche, nel riciclaggio di denaro e nel sistema bancario clandestino, hanno dimostrato la capacità di adattarsi ai cambiamenti politici ed economici e di sfruttare le lacune nella governance e nelle normative. La mafia cinese, in particolare, è indicata come principale controllore delle scam cities, avendo deciso di investire massicciamente nelle frodi online dopo aver dominato il settore del gioco d'azzardo illegale e dei casinò.

Le scam cities si caratterizzano per lo sfruttamento della manodopera tramite tratta: centinaia di migliaia di vittime di tratta e individui complici costituiscono la vasta forza lavoro multilingue. Le operazioni di frode online sono profondamente implicate nella tratta di persone per attività criminali forzate. Le persone vengono attirate con false offerte di lavoro (spesso tramite social media), costrette a lavorare (anche per 16-17 ore al giorno), vendute tra operatori, private dei documenti personali e trattenute contro la loro volontà, spesso sottoposte a violenza e tortura se non raggiungono gli obiettivi o tentano di fuggire.

Le organizzazioni criminali hanno capitalizzato sulla diffusione di tecnologie potenti e accessibili come blockchain, cloud computing, intelligenza artificiale generativa (AI) e apprendimento automatico. L'AI, inclusi i grandi modelli linguistici per la traduzione e i filtri deepfake per le videochiamate, è utilizzata per rendere le truffe più sofisticate e convincenti. La tecnologia è anche utilizzata per sviluppare infrastrutture come piattaforme di gioco d'azzardo online, processori di pagamento, scambi di criptovalute e mercati online illeciti.

I gruppi criminali sono agili e adattabili, espandendosi in aree più remote e vulnerabili e persino in altre regioni per mitigare i rischi derivanti dall'aumento delle azioni di contrasto. Possono scegliere e spostare giurisdizioni e operazioni a seconda delle condizioni politiche, della redditività e dell'accesso alle risorse. Questa adattabilità ha portato alla "tracimazione" del fenomeno in altre parti dell'Asia, Africa, Sud America, Medio Oriente e Pacifico.

In sintesi, le "scam cities" sono emerse nel Sud-est asiatico principalmente dopo la pandemia di COVID-19, evolvendo da precedenti operazioni legate a casinò e gioco d'azzardo online sotto pressione da parte delle forze dell'ordine. La loro crescita è stata facilitata da una combinazione di fattori, tra cui la governance debole in alcune aree (specialmente SEZ e regioni di confine), la complicità ufficiale e la corruzione, lo sfruttamento di centinaia di migliaia di persone vittime di tratta per il lavoro forzato, l'adozione rapida di tecnologie avanzate per le frodi e le infrastrutture criminali, l'enorme redditività del settore che permette reinvestimenti, e l'agilità dei gruppi criminali che possono spostare rapidamente le operazioni per eludere il contrasto.

In tale contesto, la pubblicazione "Inflection Point" è un Technical Policy Brief ("Inflection Point: Global Implications of Scam Centres, Underground Banking and Illicit Online Marketplaces in Southeast Asia") pubblicato nell'Aprile 2025 dall'Ufficio delle Nazioni Unite contro la droga e il crimine (UNODC), in particolare dalla sezione per il Sud-est asiatico e il Pacifico.
Il rapporto rappresenta un tentativo unico di migliorare la consapevolezza circa gli impatti e le implicazioni globali della situazione attuale relativa ai centri di truffa, al sistema bancario clandestino e ai mercati online illeciti nel Sud-est asiatico. Riconosce che la comunità internazionale si trova ora a un punto di svolta critico.

Il rapporto tratta diverse tematiche chiave relative al fenomeno delle "scam cities" e dei network criminali nel Sud-est asiatico: analizza come i gruppi criminali si stiano trasformando in "fornitori di servizi criminali", descrive la scala e la raffinatezza delle operazioni di frode, evidenzia la sofferenza umana delle persone trafficate e costrette a lavorare nei centri, identifica i gruppi criminali organizzati transnazionali con sede nella regione come i principali attori dietro queste operazioni, spesso collegati al settore del gioco d'azzardo illegale e dei casinò.

Mostra inoltre attraverso mappe, le localizzazioni dei centri di truffa nella regione del Mekong.

Sottolinea, infine, l'importanza di comprendere la convergenza di frodi informatiche, sistema bancario clandestino e innovazione tecnologica .
I risultati del rapporto dovrebbero servire da base per il futuro monitoraggio e analisi delle minacce, e guidare un dialogo orientato alle soluzioni, assistenza tecnica e lo sviluppo di strategie di risposta con le autorità della regione. La pubblicazione include infatt ianche una sezione di conclusioni e raccomandazioni.

La pubblicazione è reperibile qui bit.ly/4iqcYlI

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We're at an inflection point in the world of software development—a moment in time when the impact of AI on the job market is no longer speculative, but tangible. The rapid evolution of AI-powered coding tools, particularly models like OpenAI's latest releases, is reshaping how we think about programming. And it's not just about speeding up workflow anymore; it's about the fundamental nature of what programming jobs entail and who is qualified to do them.

Recently, I came across an interesting perspective from the YouTube channel "Internet of Bugs," which has been notably skeptical about AI's ability to replace programmers. Statements like "AI can't replace developers," "automated programming doesn't work," and "it produces non-functional code" were frequent claims. However, this viewpoint has started to shift—not necessarily because AI is suddenly perfect, but because it has crossed a critical threshold in capability.

With the latest version of OpenAI's models the skepticism about AI's usefulness in real-world programming scenarios seems to be fading. The reason? O1 is now proficient enough to handle entry-level programming tasks. These are tasks that might not require extensive creativity or deep problem-solving, but they are often the starting point for many junior developers. If O1 can do these tasks just as well, or sometimes make the same beginner mistakes as a human junior developer, companies might start reconsidering whether they need as many entry-level programmers.

The trajectory doesn't end there. The concern raised in the video—and one that I find crucial—is that with continued rapid iteration, the next version, let's call it O2 (pun intended), might bring us even closer to a point where mid-range developers are also at risk of being replaced. Right now, experienced programmers are still clearly more capable than AI, particularly in areas that require creative problem-solving, intricate system design, or debugging complex issues. But for how long will this edge last?

We have to consider the timeline here. What we're seeing now is essentially AI that represents capabilities from late 2023. Behind closed doors, it's very likely that OpenAI and other companies are already working on more advanced versions, ones that we might see publicly within the next year. If this pace continues, we could reach a situation where, step by step, AI makes certain levels of programming jobs redundant—starting from the most routine tasks and moving up the complexity ladder.

The implication is clear: for junior developers, the job landscape is changing fast. AI can now do many of the tasks that used to be considered as the entry point into the world of programming. And this is not just about theory anymore—it's something that's happening, potentially pushing us towards what many believe is the 2024 inflection point. The year when AI isn't just a tool for helping developers, but one that might start taking their jobs.

Adapting to the Change

So, where does this leave developers? As we stand at this inflection point, the answer seems to be adaptation. Developers need to go beyond the basics—the kind of coding tasks that AI can easily automate—and start focusing on skills that are harder for AI to replicate. Skills like understanding the broader context of a project, system architecture, creative problem-solving, and empathy-driven user experience design. These are areas where human judgment still plays a critical role.

Moreover, the rise of AI tools can be seen as an opportunity rather than just a threat. By embracing these tools, developers can offload repetitive work, freeing up time to tackle more challenging and rewarding aspects of software development. It might be about learning to work alongside AI rather than competing with it—making AI an extension of one's abilities rather than viewing it as a rival.

The "Internet of Bugs" skepticism captures a sentiment shared by many: the belief that AI isn't capable enough to replace humans, that automated code will always fall short. But this stance is evolving as the technology evolves. As we see the capabilities of AI improve with each iteration, we must also recognize the change in the type of tasks AI can perform, and how that alters the very foundation of what it means to be a developer.

2024 might very well be the year that marks an inflection point for developers. Whether this change is for better or worse depends largely on how well we adapt, how well we pivot our skills, and how we integrate these new tools into our daily work. One thing is for certain: we're at an inflection point, and the pace of change is only accelerating.

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We're at an inflection point in the world of software development—a moment in time when the impact of AI on the job market is no longer speculative, but tangible. The rapid evolution of AI-powered coding tools, particularly models like OpenAI's latest releases, is reshaping how we think about programming. And it's not just about speeding up workflow anymore; it's about the fundamental nature of what programming jobs entail and who is qualified to do them.

Recently, I came across an interesting perspective from the YouTube channel "Internet of Bugs," which has been notably skeptical about AI's ability to replace programmers. Statements like "AI can't replace developers," "automated programming doesn't work," and "it produces non-functional code" were frequent claims. However, this viewpoint has started to shift—not necessarily because AI is suddenly perfect, but because it has crossed a critical threshold in capability.

With the latest version of OpenAI's models the skepticism about AI's usefulness in real-world programming scenarios seems to be fading. The reason? O1 is now proficient enough to handle entry-level programming tasks. These are tasks that might not require extensive creativity or deep problem-solving, but they are often the starting point for many junior developers. If O1 can do these tasks just as well, or sometimes make the same beginner mistakes as a human junior developer, companies might start reconsidering whether they need as many entry-level programmers.

The trajectory doesn't end there. The concern raised in the video—and one that I find crucial—is that with continued rapid iteration, the next version, let's call it O2 (pun intended), might bring us even closer to a point where mid-range developers are also at risk of being replaced. Right now, experienced programmers are still clearly more capable than AI, particularly in areas that require creative problem-solving, intricate system design, or debugging complex issues. But for how long will this edge last?

We have to consider the timeline here. What we're seeing now is essentially AI that represents capabilities from late 2023. Behind closed doors, it's very likely that OpenAI and other companies are already working on more advanced versions, ones that we might see publicly within the next year. If this pace continues, we could reach a situation where, step by step, AI makes certain levels of programming jobs redundant—starting from the most routine tasks and moving up the complexity ladder.

The implication is clear: for junior developers, the job landscape is changing fast. AI can now do many of the tasks that used to be considered as the entry point into the world of programming. And this is not just about theory anymore—it's something that's happening, potentially pushing us towards what many believe is the 2024 inflection point. The year when AI isn't just a tool for helping developers, but one that might start taking their jobs.

Adapting to the Change

So, where does this leave developers? As we stand at this inflection point, the answer seems to be adaptation. Developers need to go beyond the basics—the kind of coding tasks that AI can easily automate—and start focusing on skills that are harder for AI to replicate. Skills like understanding the broader context of a project, system architecture, creative problem-solving, and empathy-driven user experience design. These are areas where human judgment still plays a critical role.

Moreover, the rise of AI tools can be seen as an opportunity rather than just a threat. By embracing these tools, developers can offload repetitive work, freeing up time to tackle more challenging and rewarding aspects of software development. It might be about learning to work alongside AI rather than competing with it—making AI an extension of one's abilities rather than viewing it as a rival.

The "Internet of Bugs" skepticism captures a sentiment shared by many: the belief that AI isn't capable enough to replace humans, that automated code will always fall short. But this stance is evolving as the technology evolves. As we see the capabilities of AI improve with each iteration, we must also recognize the change in the type of tasks AI can perform, and how that alters the very foundation of what it means to be a developer.

2024 might very well be the year that marks an inflection point for developers. Whether this change is for better or worse depends largely on how well we adapt, how well we pivot our skills, and how we integrate these new tools into our daily work. One thing is for certain: we're at an inflection point, and the pace of change is only accelerating.

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https://www.ikangai.com/the-inflection-point-how-ai-is-redefining-programming-careers/

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Both #JoeBiden and #KamalaHarris are fond of employing the #math metaphor of the #UnitedStates being at “an #InflectionPoint.”

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We are actually at a stationary point ⬇️ in ‘upward progress’. But, yes, after the #2024election we *could* (using any metric of ‘civilization’ you’d like) go forward (we *are* at inflection point), or backward (we are at a maximum).

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Both #JoeBiden and #KamalaHarris are fond of employing the #math metaphor of the #UnitedStates being at “an #InflectionPoint.”

I have had to #resist the #nerdsplaining / #mansplaining urge, respectively.

We are actually at a stationary point ⬇️ in ‘upward progress’. But, yes, after the #2024election we *could* (using any metric of ‘civilization’ you’d like) go forward (we *are* at inflection point), or backward (we are at a maximum).

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Both #JoeBiden and #KamalaHarris are fond of employing the #math metaphor of the #UnitedStates being at “an #InflectionPoint.”

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We are actually at a stationary point ⬇️ in ‘upward progress’. But, yes, after the #2024election we *could* (using any metric of ‘civilization’ you’d like) go forward (we *are* at inflection point), or backward (we are at a maximum).

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