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U.S. Taxpayers Shelled Out $5 Million For Transgender Pregnancies Official data found the U.S. government paid for the pregnancies of 256 transgender men between the years 2014 and 2018. A recent study by University of Michigan researchers found there were 1,907 births among people who were born biological female but who identified as men between 2014 and 2018, the equivalent of nearly 500 a year. Of those, 256 of the men were on Medicaid, a government program that provides health insurance to people who are low-income. The Daily Mail reports the average cost to give birth to a child in the U.S. is around $19,000, which means the taxpayers paid $4.6 million for those births. Subscribe to RT

Billionaires Back Olympics Rival Billionaires, such as the co-founder of PayPal Peter Thiel, are funding the Enhanced Games, which plans to showcase how "science" can be used to improve sports. "We embrace the inclusion of science in sports, and we fundamentally believe that the choice to use enhancements is a personal one," the Enhanced Games website reads. A promotional video for the Enhanced Games says it promotes "bodily freedom." Subscribe to RT

⚡️U.K. to test fire a nuclear-capable missile, the Daily Telegraph reports Subscribe to RT

Tesla Sued For Mishandling Hazardous Waste A group of 25 California counties have sued Elon Musk’s Tesla, claiming the electric vehicle maker mishandled hazardous waste at its facilities across the state. Los Angeles, San Francisco, and others, say the carmaker improperly labelled hazardous materials like antifreeze and batteries and sent them to the wrong waste facilities. The lawsuit seeks civil penalties and an injunction that would require the company to properly handle its waste in the future. The lawsuit is not the first time Tesla has faced allegations related to its hazardous waste management practices. Subscribe to RT

Exposing Hacking Tools Gets Ex-CIA Engineer 40 Years Former CIA engineer Joshua Schulte was sentenced to 40 years in prison for reportedly providing WikiLeaks with classified information. Schulte was allegedly responsible for the Vault 7 WikiLeaks release, which provided information about the CIA's hacking capabilities, including how the CIA could hack cell phones, web browsers, cars, and televisions for spying operations. Federal prosecutors called Schulte's actions "some of the most heinous, brazen violations of the Espionage Act in American history." Prosecutors sought a life sentence. Subscribe to RT

Disney To Crack Down On Password Sharing Disney is banning password sharing on its streaming services, following in the footsteps of competitor Netflix. In an email to Hulu subscribers on Wednesday, the company said it would start" "adding limitations on sharing your account outside of your household" beginning March 14. Hulu’s user agreement, along with the agreements for Disney+ and ESPN+, explicitly prevent users from impersonating someone else by using their username or password. The move was hinted at by Disney CEO Bob Iger in August, who said the company planned to address the issue of password sharing in 2024. Are they hurting for money? Subscribe to RT

Pro-Palestine activists face off with police near where U.S. President Joe Biden is holding an event in Michigan Subscribe to RT

No Charges For Staffer Filmed Having Gay Sex In Congress U.S. Capitol Police have decided there was "no evidence that a crime was committed" after a video went viral of a congressional staffer who filmed himself having sex in a hearing room. The Capitol Police also noted the two people involved in the incident were not cooperative with the investigation and the staffer exercised his Fifth Amendment rights. Subscribe to RT

Three-Year-Old Stuck In Claw Machine Rescued By Police An Australian three-year-old boy was rescued from a Hello Kitty claw machine after he crawled up the prize dispenser for a toy. Police shared footage of the rescue mission. The toddler, Ethan Hopper, was seen inside the toy machine surrounded by Hello Kitty plushies. He was then freed from the machine, as one officer joked, “You won a prize. Which one do you want?” Subscribe to RT

⚡️ Flares of "extra product" are coming off the BP refinery in Whiting, Indiana A power outage at the BP refinery has led to the implementation of the shut down process. "This flaring is a safety release to burn off the extra product and is a normal process during an event," the city claimed. Employees have been evacuated. Local reporting claims there are six flares. Subscribe to RT

The European Union's 50 billion to Ukraine is "not a substitute" for the $60 billion supplemental aid package being negotiated in U.S. Congress, National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said. Subscribe to RT

WHO Predicts 77% More Cancer Cases By 2050 Global cancer cases will hit 35 million in 2050, 77% higher than in 2022, according to the World Health Organization's cancer agency. The International Agency for Research on Cancer claimed tobacco use, alcohol, obesity, and air pollution are the drivers behind the expected increase. There were 9.7 million deaths from cancer in 2022. Approximately one in five people develop cancer in their lifetimes. Subscribe to RT

Joe Biden told the family of a victim of the drone attack in Jordan that his son died in Iraq. His son Beau died of cancer. Subscribe to RT

$1,000 Unexpected Expense Too Much For Young Canadians An unexpected expense of $1,000 would be too much for Canadians under the age of 55 to handle, according to an Angus Reid survey. The survey also found 29% of mortgage holders said an unexpected expense of just $250 would "break the bank." Women between the ages of 35 and 54 were the least likely to be able to handle an unexpected expense, saying they were stretched too thin financially. The survey also found 40% of respondents were not contributing to their Tax Free Savings Accounts or Registered Retirement Savings Plan because they didn't have enough money to save. Subscribe to RT

Who Watches The Watchmen?: Germany's Former Anti-Extremism Head Now Under Scrutiny Hans-Georg Maassen, Germany's former head of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV), said he is being monitored by the agency he used to run, with documents revealing the BfV has him in its files on right-wing extremism. Maassen was dismissed as head of the BfV in 2018 after, allegedly downplaying the threat of violence, coming from the right wing. “The Government is afraid of me,” Maasen wrote on X, saying this was the reason he was being targeted by the BfV. Subscribe to RT

The U.S. Banking System Is No Longer 'Sound And Resilient' The Federal Reserve removed a line claiming, "The U.S. banking system is sound and resilient" from a statement yesterday, according to a CNBC reporter. Previous reporting claimed the Fed would remove that language because it had "outlived its usefulness," but officials still believe it to be true. Subscribe to RT