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Here’s your SOFREP Daily News brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Wednesday, November 6, 2024.

Ryan Routh, Trump’s West Palm Golf Course failed assassin, left behind a trail of messages and musings in Ukraine that are equal parts baffling and bizarre.

For those of you who feel we may not yet be at the brink of World War III, check out this breaking news story about Russian operatives planning to plant explosive devices on aircraft bound for the United States. It’s like something out of a Cold War thriller, but unfortunately, it’s all true. Recent accusations […]

CENTCOM’s 60-day mission took down 163 ISIS fighters, while new B-52 bombers in the Middle East signal serious US commitment to stability.

The Navy’s newest warship, USS John Basilone, joins the fleet with legendary firepower, as three Ticonderoga cruisers get extended life.

Houthis’ rise from local fighters to regional force signals Iran’s growing reach—just as the US election could reshape the Middle East game.

Here’s your Tuesday SOFREP Daily News brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on November 5.

Gun Culture 3.0 isn’t about hunting or heritage; it’s a new breed of American grit where firearms are symbols of autonomy, resilience, and a deep-rooted distrust of a system that doesn’t always feel like it’s on your side.

In a world where foreign powers are circling like sharks, every American has a role to play in defending democracy—not just by voting, but by questioning, staying informed, and refusing to be led by shadows.

France and Azerbaijan are waging a global shadow conflict beyond the South Caucasus, highlighting how small wars can spark a global domino effect.

Three versions, one strike: Did Israel’s recent hit on Iran really succeed, or did hidden defenses and intel leaks change the game?

Marine vet Daniel Penny’s manslaughter trial dives into a tragic subway chokehold—heroic defense or reckless act? Here’s what went down.