Day: April 16, 2023

Border Patrol “Brace For F**king Impact” As End Of Trump-Era Immigration Policy Looms Earlier this week, President Biden signed a joint resolution ending the COVID-19 national emergency on Monday, bringing an end to some of the emergency authority the president and Congress wielded to deal with the pandemic. The real authority granted to the executive… Continue reading Border Patrol “Brace For F**king Impact” As End Of Trump-Era Immigration Policy Looms

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said Sunday that he will press for a trade agreement between the European Union and Indonesia as part of his country’s efforts to reduce its reliance on China for crucial raw materials.

Russian government officials declared the country carried out a successful test launch of an “advanced” intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on Tuesday. The Russian Defense Ministry announced the successful public test of the ICBM in a statement. The test launch comes weeks after Russia decided to stop participating in the New START treaty, a nuclear arms… Continue reading Russia Tests Launch Of ‘Advanced’ Intercontinental Ballistic Missile After Abandoning US Treaty

Sen. Lindsey Graham on Sunday blasted those who have defended Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira, who is accused of leaking a trove of classified information about the Pentagon and Russia’s war against Ukraine.

The head of Russia’s shadowy mercenary force The Wagner Group is recommending a strategy in Ukraine once proposed by U.S. officials for the bogged-down war in Vietnam: Just declare victory and call it quits.

The Wall Street Journal reporter who was jailed in Russia on suspicion of espionage has sent a handwritten letter home to his parents — the first direct communication he has had with them since his arrest, more than two weeks ago. The letter, dated April 5, was written in Russian, the Wall Street Journal reports,… Continue reading WSJ journalist jailed in Russia sends handwritten letter home to family: ‘I am not losing hope’

A U.S. citizen with several addresses listed in South Florida in the early 2000s will spend 20 years behind bars for supporting ISIS and dragging his family along to Syria. Emraan Ali, 55, was sentenced last week in Miami federal court after pleading guilty to conspiring to provide material support to the infamous terrorist group.… Continue reading He promised a family vacation. Now, he’s behind bars for joining forces with ISIS in Syria

The Disruptive Military Technologies The Pentagon Is Spending Nearly $150 Billion On Authored by John Haughey via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), President Joe Biden’s $886.3 billion Fiscal Year 2024 (FY24) defense budget request includes $145 billion for research and development into emerging technologies to create new weapons systems using Artificial Intelligence (AI), hypersonic munitions,… Continue reading The Disruptive Military Technologies The Pentagon Is Spending Nearly $150 Billion On

US Criticizes China’s Death Sentence Of ‘Wrongfully Detained’ American Citizen Authored by Aldgra Fredly via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), The United States on Thursday expressed its “disappointment” over China’s decision to uphold a death sentence of an American man who had been “wrongfully detained” for over a decade on drug-related charges. Texas resident Katherine… Continue reading US Criticizes China’s Death Sentence Of ‘Wrongfully Detained’ American Citizen

Lt. Colonel Alexander Vindman was the driving force behind Trump’s impeachment. Vindman is reported to have colluded with the “whistleblower” who leaked the contents of the former president’s call with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky. Trump was pressing for more information about former Vice President Joe Biden’s threats against prosecutors investigating oil company Burisma, which had… Continue reading One’s A Hero, the Other’s a Villain: Compare the Media’s Treatment of Trump Impeachment ‘Whistleblower’ vs. Pentagon Papers ‘Leaker’