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While we served beside Ukrainians under fire, Charlie Kirk framed disengagement as “peace” and treated their struggle like a talking point.

Trump shelves Tomahawks after a call with Putin, a U.S. drone strike lifts two narco-boat survivors into a legal gray zone, and Xi yanks nine generals on the eve of the plenum, a trifecta that shows the world’s strongmen tightening their grip while the rules bend to fit the moment. It’s Saturday morning, October 18th, 2025. Here is your Morning Brief.

US hits drug sub in Caribbean, Prince Andrew quits title, China purges top general. Here’s what’s making headlines this Friday evening.

Admiral Holsey’s retirement hits as the seas as the situation in Venezuela begins to boil, leaving Washington to decide whether it wants a steady hand on the helm or a heavier fist on the throttle.

I sat in the dust between a surging sea of angry Somalis and a jumpy Yemeni garrison, gambling that a seated man looks less like a threat and that luck would buy enough time to keep everyone breathing.

Some men come home from war with medals, others with ghosts—but every one of them is still trying to be a simple man in a world that forgot how.

In Gaza’s shadow war, anti-Hamas clans aligned with the Palestinian Authority quietly gather intelligence, trade fire when necessary, and risk being branded traitors as they gamble that limited cooperation with Israel might carve out a sliver of stability for their families.

US buildup near Venezuela, John Bolton indicted, Alaska storm devastates villages. Here’s your Friday morning rundown, October 17, 2025.

Trump admits CIA ops in Venezuela, warns Hamas, and eyes Ukraine drone partnership. Here’s what’s making headlines this Thursday evening.

With CIA covert ops greenlit and Night Stalker rotors skimming the Caribbean, Washington is squeezing Maduro’s lifelines the way a dockhand cinches a hawser, while drug routes slither through the Lesser Antilles like eels in an oil slick.

Celebrate the hard-won hostage releases, but keep your eyes on the harder fight ahead, where seasoned diplomats tackle root grievances, sideline spoilers like Hamas, and stitch a real path to security, dignity, and peace.

Performance on Demand is flipping from calm to combat ready in a heartbeat, integrated readiness that lets a Federal Air Marshal, a SEAL, or a CEO find a still point in chaos and act with precision when it counts.