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ICE shooting sparks protests as US actions ripple across global security. Here’s what’s making headlines this Wednesday evening.

This is a good day for America because it proves that even after thirty years of mistakes, the truth can still kick the door in and drag an innocent man back into the light of day.

The fall of a strongman does not end a regime so much as expose the machinery beneath it, where armed institutions, fear, and habit decide whether power reforms itself or hardens into something more dangerous.

The gears keep turning long after the shooting stops, grinding youth into dust, spitting them home hollow and loud-eyed, and then dressing the damage up with a neat little “thank you for your service.”

If America wants to lead in the Western Hemisphere, it should stop treating sovereignty like an obstacle and start treating diplomacy, law, and partner-led stability as the mission.

He did not kill Jennifer Evans, but he has spent over thirty years in prison because Virginia’s felony-murder doctrine treated his worst decision that night as if he had.

Venezuela fallout, Ukraine talks, Iran unrest, and China–Japan tensions rise. Here’s your Wednesday morning brief for January 7, 2026.

Maduro fallout, Ukraine talks, Iran unrest, and regional flashpoints intensify. Here’s what’s making headlines this Tuesday evening.

The G3/SG1 was built for men who expect their rifle to work in thin air and bad weather, delivering hard truths at distance without asking for sympathy or excuses.

Wake up in the dark, throw on cargo pants and boots, mainline coffee and Rip Its, live in cable traffic inside the TOC, and if you are lucky you end the night at the fire pit with a stiff drink and a short laugh before you do it all again.

Born out of battlefield necessity and sharpened by constant pressure, Ukraine’s Trident laser system shows how a nation at war can compress decades of weapons development into months and put cutting edge energy weapons to work where they matter most, over cities, infrastructure, and the front lines.

Bolduc’s point is simple: when you rip up deals, yank forces, and treat alliances like vending machines, you do not get to walk away clean, because the mess you leave behind still has “Made in America” stamped on it.