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  Evening Brief: Super Bowl Flyovers to Iran Carrier Pressure, Harvard Cutoffs, and Nigeria’s Expanding Fight: This Week in U.S. Military Power

  America is flexing across the board this week, pulling Raptors for real missions, parking a carrier off Iran during talks, cutting Harvard out of officer development, and shoving a battalion into Nigeria as another quiet front turns hot.

  News / by Galen Fries
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  The Bolduc Brief: Support for US-Iran Talks – A Balanced Approach to Regional Stability

  Washington should keep talking to Iran, but only if the talks stay locked on nukes, missiles, and terror proxies, backed by real sanctions, competent negotiators, allied unity, and zero daylight on Israel’s security.

  Op-Ed / by Donald Bolduc
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  Geo Hand’s Personal Glock 17 Setup: Lessons Learned from Delta Force

  SOFREP’s favorite pipehitter, Geo Hand, shares how he has modified his own personal defense weapon.

  Gear / by George E. Hand IV
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  How the Left Precision-Engineered The Radicalization of Donald Trump

  Trump isn’t a political accident; years of betrayal and weaponized institutions forged this version of him, and until the system that creates these outcomes is torn down and rebuilt, the cycle just keeps producing angrier monsters.

  World / by Brandon Webb
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  G-23: We Need Another Glock Article Like a Hole in the Head

  I went with the Glock 23 over the G-19, and I’m not looking back. Want to know why I think the G-23 is the smarter pick? Read on and I’ll break it down for you.

  Firearms / by Galen Fries
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  Morning Brief: President Trump, NATO, China, and Nigeria: Tough Love, Hard Power, and What Comes Next

  President Trump’s tough-love approach is forcing allies to grow up, adversaries to move faster, and the United States to confront the real costs of pressure as NATO strains, China postures, and America quietly expands its footprint in places like Nigeria.

  World / by Galen Fries
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  Evening Brief: Benghazi Suspect Brought to US for Prosecution, Dozens Killed in Pakistan Mosque Attack, Trump in Hot Water After His Social Media Account Depicts Obamas as Apes

  From a Benghazi suspect finally landing in U.S. custody, to a suicide bomber turning Friday prayers in Islamabad into a massacre, to a president amplifying imagery many see as overtly racist, the throughline is stark and uncomfortable, justice can arrive late, violence arrives fast, and the political temperature keeps rising no matter the cost.

  News / by Guy D. McCardle
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  When Moral Instincts Meet Constitutional Limits: What America Owes-and What It Must Own-in Iran

  We must distinguish between the moral instinct to care about oppression and the strategic decision to use military force, because starting wars requires clear answers about how they end—not just why they begin.

  Op-Ed / by Steve Gottlieb
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  Stop Apologizing for Being in the Room: A Simple Rule for People Who Say Sorry Too Much

  The difference between shrinking and expanding in a room often comes down to whether you frame yourself as a burden requiring forgiveness or as someone offering value worth acknowledging.

  Life / by Tegan Broadwater
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  Russia Abandons Key Island Near Kherson, Ukraine

  Ukrainian forces destroyed the Konkivskyi bridge just north of Oleshky on March 15, 2025, severing a critical Russian supply route and forcing enemy units to abandon observation posts on Oleksiivskyi Island under sustained artillery and drone pressure.

  Russia / by Warren Gray
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  The Bolduc Brief: US-Russia Nuclear Arms Treaty Expires – A Foreign Policy Oversight by the Trump Administration

  By prioritizing an idealistic trilateral pursuit over the established security of existing bilateral frameworks, the administration has recklessly dismantled decades of nuclear diplomacy, leaving the world to navigate a perilous and unmonitored arms race.

  Op-Ed / by Donald Bolduc
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  Morning Brief: U.S. Strike Kills Two in Pacific, U.S. Urges Americans to Leave Iran, Nuclear Pact Expires as Trump Calls for New Deal

  U.S. military action in the Pacific, rising tensions with Iran, nuclear uncertainty, and renewed Epstein scrutiny shape a volatile global security picture.

  World / by Benjamin Reed