Morning Brief: North Carolina Immigration Crackdown Arrests 250, US Pressures Ukraine to Accept Peace Plan
Epstein files ordered public, mass ICE raids in NC, and deadly strikes in Ukraine. Here’s your Thursday morning rundown, November 20, 2025.
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Epstein files ordered public, mass ICE raids in NC, and deadly strikes in Ukraine. Here’s your Thursday morning rundown, November 20, 2025.
Army leaders visit Kyiv, Guard heads to D.C., and Iran frees seized oil tanker. Here’s what’s making headlines this Wednesday evening.
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A U.S. soldier rolling up to a jittery Tanzanian border with a handful of CS grenades is the kind of bad-luck crossroads where bureaucracy, suspicion, and raw political nerves all decide to jump the same man at once.
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When accountability breaks down, the integrity of our institutions erodes, our adversaries gain opportunity, and the security of the nation itself is placed at risk.
Epstein files released, Trump bolsters Saudi ties, UN backs Gaza plan. Here’s your Wednesday morning rundown, November 19, 2025.
Trump defends Saudi prince, Israel hits Lebanon, Zelenskyy pursues peace talks. Here’s what’s making headlines this Tuesday evening.
If the United States is serious about protecting children and national security, it must draw a hard statutory line that bars anyone who moved comfortably in Jeffrey Epstein’s world, including Donald Trump, from ever again holding federal office.
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When gunmen can storm a girls’ school before dawn, kill an educator, and haul teenagers into the forest without immediate consequence, something fundamental has broken in Nigeria’s security contract with its citizens.