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The article discusses the recent terrorist attack in Moscow and the potential role of disinformation and propaganda in shaping public opinion. It suggests that the U.S. should use its intelligence resources to ensure that the truth is known and to undermine Russian President Vladimir Putin's self-serving narrative. The article also mentions the Hunter Biden laptop controversy and its alleged impact on the U.S. election, arguing that outside influences have always played a role in American politics. It concludes by urging the U.S. to expose the truth about the recent attack and other actions by Putin to increase pressure on him regarding the Ukraine conflict. [Extracted from the article]

This article discusses the Boeing 737 MAX crashes and the factors that contributed to them. It highlights that the crashes were different from each other and departed from the global trend of increased air safety. The article suggests that Boeing is guilty of designing a flawed system and placing too much burden on pilots. It also mentions that the Ethiopian crew did not receive proper training on how to handle the situation. The article emphasizes the need for accurate reporting and careful examination of the facts in order to understand the complexities of the situation. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the decision to release the Hur report, which portrays President Biden as confused and forgetful. The decision to release the report was made by Attorney General Merrick Garland, who was not legally obligated to do so. The article suggests that Garland could have chosen to bury or redact the report, but instead decided to publish it. The author questions Garland's motives and suggests that his decision may have been influenced by pressure from the White House. The article also criticizes Garland for his handling of other controversial decisions and suggests that his actions may have negative consequences for the upcoming presidential election. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the media's portrayal of Donald Trump's stance on Ukraine and the potential implications for the country. It highlights that the media often misrepresents Trump's position and fails to provide a realistic account of his potential actions as president. The article argues that both Trump and Biden would likely welcome a settlement to end the war in Ukraine, but the media falsely portrays Trump as being willing to sell out Ukraine. It also suggests that the U.S. drift under Biden could be a cause for concern for Ukraine's friends. The article concludes by emphasizing the importance of resources and available options in shaping U.S. policy towards Ukraine after 2024. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses General Motors' (GM) statements about transitioning to electric vehicles (EVs) and questions whether these statements are politically motivated to protect profits from gas-powered SUVs and trucks. The author argues that government policies and subsidies for EVs may actually increase global emissions and fossil fuel use. The article also highlights the lack of decline in oil consumption in Norway despite high EV adoption rates. The author suggests that market-driven energy efficiency and slowing population and economic growth are more effective in reducing emissions than government interventions. The article concludes by criticizing the misallocation of funds towards the transition to EVs. [Extracted from the article]