Morning Brief: Trump Signals Iran Deal, CIA Targets PLA, Ukraine Disrupts Russian Starlink
Trump signals possible Iran deal as Tehran fortifies nuclear sites, CIA targets Chinese military personnel, and Ukraine disrupts Russian Starlink.
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Trump signals possible Iran deal as Tehran fortifies nuclear sites, CIA targets Chinese military personnel, and Ukraine disrupts Russian Starlink.
Zelenskyy rules out elections under martial law as fighting intensifies, Bondi testifies on Epstein files, and the FAA defends an El Paso airspace closure.
The presidency is not a monument to personal ambition but a solemn trust to serve the Constitution and the American people with integrity, humility, and an unwavering commitment to the nation above self.
Newly released Epstein court records renew scrutiny of federal handling, as Starlink disruptions hit Russian forces, fighting grinds on in Ukraine, and Hormuz risks persist.
DARPA’s Blackjack program demonstrates how low-cost, proliferated satellites in low Earth orbit can deliver resilient military space capabilities by leveraging commercial technology, autonomy, and distributed architectures instead of relying on a few vulnerable high-value systems.
The Super Bowl’s Bad Bunny halftime show is less a culture-war flashpoint than a reminder that shared moments in football and music can still pause the noise and bring Americans together, if only for a night.
America is flexing across the board this week, pulling Raptors for real missions, parking a carrier off Iran during talks, cutting Harvard out of officer development, and shoving a battalion into Nigeria as another quiet front turns hot.
Trump isn’t a political accident; years of betrayal and weaponized institutions forged this version of him, and until the system that creates these outcomes is torn down and rebuilt, the cycle just keeps producing angrier monsters.
President Trump’s tough-love approach is forcing allies to grow up, adversaries to move faster, and the United States to confront the real costs of pressure as NATO strains, China postures, and America quietly expands its footprint in places like Nigeria.
The Epstein files expose not just elite depravity, but a system of leverage and extortion that thrived on silence, access, and institutional failure.
House Republicans press contempt resolutions tied to the Epstein probe, Ukraine outlines a ceasefire enforcement plan, and Iran summons EU envoys over the IRGC terror listing.
Alex Pretti’s killing is driving a rush of left‑leaning Americans to get guns, Iran is talking, Balochistan saw a major coordinated assault on security forces, and Nigeria’s Army hit a major terrorist stronghold in the northeast.