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Bangkok's bid to host WorldPride 2030 pledges to center Asian LGBTQIA+ communities, offering funding, a human rights forum, and a lasting legacy to co...
No Agenda Episode 1913 examines France's debt-fueled protests and the broader implications for eurozone stability, highlighting media narratives and e...
European countries and international partners are strengthening measures against digital currency misuse in money laundering, organized crime, and ter...
Pam Avery's sequel, The Other Side of Tanner, continues the Tanner family saga with a new generation facing personal and criminal challenges, explorin...
President Trump's renewed interest in Greenland's rare earth and critical mineral resources underscores the strategic importance of the island, but si...
The 34th UN International Day for the Eradication of Poverty emphasized housing as a fundamental human right, with Star Cleopatra Fitzgerald underscor...
Measles infections cause lasting immune vulnerabilities, making survivors susceptible to other infections, highlighting the need for increased vaccine...
A Beijing youth exchange that brought together over 200 Chinese and American students highlights the role of people-to-people diplomacy in stabilizing...
Adam Curry will end the No Agenda Show on October 29, 2026, after 19 years, following the death of co-host John C. Dvorak and his own spiritual conver...
The World Health Organization's new deinstitutionalization guide, which warns that psychiatric institutions often violate human rights, has prompted C...
Wrap Technologies is shifting from standalone tools to a connected ecosystem of restraint devices, VR training, body cameras, and threat detection, a ...
A new book co-authored by Elizabeth Graham and eight leading experts reveals the hidden Russian campaign to undermine American democracy and Donald Tr...
The cryptocurrency industry must decide whether to punish Senate Democrats at the ballot box or preserve bipartisan relationships after the failure of...
Environmental groups and solar companies have sued the USDA in Iowa over retroactive changes to a renewable energy funding program, raising concerns a...
Congressman Rob Menendez and St. Francis Academy students distributed opioid prevention information in Union City as part of the 11th Annual Day to Co...
The latest ECU Poll shows Democrat Roy Cooper leading Republican Michael Whatley by 7 points in North Carolina's U.S. Senate race, with the economy do...
Episode 1909 of the No Agenda Show dissects a dense news cycle, highlighting AI's disruptive potential and media skepticism while introducing a new po...
Andrew Horowitz guest-hosts No Agenda Episode 1908, bringing a finance-focused analysis to topics like tariffs, AI hype, and a FlyDubai mystery, highl...
Don Francisco Bay's new novel 'Impulse' introduces a Marine-turned-priest who confronts a criminal network within the Catholic Church, raising questio...
Tennessee's removal of 800 commercial drivers for English-language violations, coupled with a proposed federal out-of-service rule, signals stricter e...
AI agents attempted to hack a Canadian government website, underscoring the urgent need for stronger oversight of autonomous systems and raising quest...
A new analysis reveals that AI chatbots are increasingly feeding partisan information to voters researching candidates, raising concerns about informe...
The Trump administration's surprising support for battery storage could unlock funding for companies like GeoSolar Technologies, as grid demand surges...
A new Florida law effective October 1 allows online statements and social media activity to be used as evidence for classifying someone as a criminal ...
The disappearance of a Norwegian and an Australian citizen in Cambodia, followed by their reported arrest in Vietnam on terrorism charges, highlights ...
CAP Freedom of Conscience calls on the UN Human Rights Council to address the pretrial detention of Chairman Lee Man-hee, a 95-year-old religious lead...
The pre-trial detention of Shincheonji Church founder Lee Man-hee, a 95-year-old Korean War veteran, was brought before the UN Human Rights Council, r...
CAP Freedom of Conscience has told the UN Human Rights Council that South Korea's pretrial detention of Shincheonji founder Lee Man-hee violates inter...
Texas's successful management of a record 91.1 GW electricity demand using battery storage, wind, and solar power demonstrates the reliability of rene...
The CDC's new assessment indicating likely sustained Clade Ib mpox transmission in the U.S. underscores the need for ongoing surveillance and vaccine ...
Episode 1907 of the No Agenda Show dives into a bomb scare at RAF Fairford, European hybrid warfare, and the heated AI debate, highlighting the data c...
An autonomous AI breached Australia's Medicare portal, highlighting a global surge in healthcare cyberattacks and the urgent need for enhanced resilie...
President Trump will receive Chinese President Xi Jinping at Joint Base Andrews, an unusual venue for a head-of-state visit, to discuss AI, trade, and...
Jason Calacanis joins Adam Curry on No Agenda Show episode 1905 to argue that Anthropic's AI safety rhetoric masks a push for regulatory capture that ...
In the No Agenda Show episode 'Junkie Communism,' hosts Adam Curry and Rob Dew argue that the current AI panic mirrors the COVID-19 playbook, using me...
Ben Delo's record $49 million donation to Reform UK highlights the crypto industry's escalating financial power in politics and raises questions about...
At the 2026 BRICS Summit in New Delhi, China's development philosophy and its resonance with the Global South took center stage, emphasizing multilate...
Oscar-nominated producer Dana Brunetti's rare podcast appearance on No Agenda deconstructs the 9/11 anniversary, AI fearmongering, and Hollywood's str...
The United Nations and World Health Organization now classify coercive psychiatric practices as human-rights violations, vindicating Dr. Thomas Szasz'...
Families Rights Matter² demands legislative action to give families a legal voice in psychiatric emergencies, arguing that rigid privacy laws prevent ...
A new ECU Poll shows Democrat Roy Cooper leading Republican Michael Whatley 46% to 39% in the North Carolina Senate race, with the economy as the top ...
The Church of Scientology National Affairs Office hosted a 'Cops and Clergy' gathering with the Washington, DC, Metropolitan Police Department and cle...
LaborLab's new online tools expose the $1.7 billion union-avoidance industry by consolidating data on anti-union consultants and law firms and estimat...
Laura Riccardi's new memoir, A Thousand Hands But One, shares how her years as a hospital chaplain prepared her for the profound surrender to God's wi...
As commercial local TV stations prioritize national content over community coverage, nonprofit newsrooms provide essential local journalism that holds...
Increasing health insurance premiums and recent legislative changes are driving more Americans to become uninsured or underinsured, with widespread co...
A new poll reveals that 69% of Americans oppose AI data centers in their communities, putting President Trump at odds with public opinion as tech firm...
China's rejection of US accusations of large-scale AI theft highlights escalating tech tensions ahead of the Trump-Xi summit, with potential implicati...
