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Russia’s war in Kherson has descended into a sport of civilian hunting; a moral collapse broadcast online for the world to ignore.

Two U.S. Navy aircraft falling within minutes in the South China Sea hands Beijing a propaganda gift and turns “routine” operations into a spark near the region’s powder magazine.

US redeploys carrier, Gaza flares, and Hurricane Melissa batters Cuba. Here’s your Wednesday Morning Brief rundown, October 29, 2025.

US expands strikes in Pacific drug war; shutdown, Gaza, and Russia tensions grow. Here’s what’s making headlines this Tuesday evening.

On October 27, U.S. forces turned the eastern Pacific into a hunting ground, destroying four alleged narco boats in three quick strikes, leaving fourteen dead, one survivor in Mexican custody, and a blunt signal that the drug war has shifted from interdiction to strike warfare.

Unless honest government acts, AI will serve a New Nobility of monopolists and dark money, turning democracy into pay to play and the rest of us into serfs.

Dive into the gritty world of street fighting as Green Beret legend Jim “Smokey” West, a master in martial arts and hand-to-hand combat, unveils the harsh truth about survival in the unforgiving arena of real-life confrontations, emphasizing the necessity of a ruthless will to overpower adversaries.

From the five pound MHTK that swats mortars midair to the F-35 ready Mako sprinting at Mach 5, Lockheed has handed the Pentagon two precise, affordable missiles built for the fights ahead, and the real question is why we are not buying them.

Shutdown bites harder as food aid ends, Navy probes jet crashes, and Trump meets Japan’s new leader. Here’s your Tuesday morning rundown, October 28, 2025.

Trump eyes trade truce in Asia as global flashpoints flare from Gaza to Sudan. Here’s what’s making headlines this Monday evening.

He didn’t chase glory; he ran toward gunfire because that’s where his brothers were, and that’s where duty called.

Trump forced a Gaza ceasefire with a “hold my beer” shrug, exposing the hollowness of our rules-based priesthood while Congress, gelded and drowsy, watched power act and then tried to explain it.