“Territory that will allow us to export our energy resources to Europe”: Russia’s deputy Duma chairman calls for massed bombing of Ukrainian cities
A senior Russian official said out loud what Russia’s missiles do every night. Pyotr Tolstoy, deputy chairman of the State Duma and great-great-grandson of Russian writer Lev Tolstoy, has called for massed bombing of Ukrainian cities to break the resistance of the people living in them and force a surrender, the news outlet 24 Kanal reported.

Fifth drone-related NORSI shutdown in under five months leaves all major Lukoil refineries offline
Russia’s second-largest gasoline producer is offline as Moscow orders fuel redistribution and regional authorities tighten sales limits. All of Lukoil’s major refineries in Russia are now offline after a Ukrainian drone strike halted crude processing at its NORSI plant on 26 August

Rocket Lab Unveils ‘GHOST,’ a Game-Changing New Portable Launch System That Can Carry Payloads to Orbit from Anywhere on Earth
Private space launch services company Rocket Lab has unveiled its GHOST (Global Hypersonic & Orbital Spaceport Technology) self-contained mobile launch system, capable of placing payloads in orbit or enabling suborbital launches from virtually anywhere on Earth. Designed to accommodate the company’s Electron and HASTE rockets, the company said GHOST’s “launch-anywhere, launch-anytime” capability can support multi-launch flight campaigns for commercial applications. Rocket Lab said the system’s versatility also offers benefits for “critical” national security missions.

Army Lasers Blast Drones, Proving Directed-Energy Weapons Are Future 
Earlier this week, service members assigned to Joint Task Force Southern Border used the Army Multipurpose High Energy Laser system to stop three hostile, unmanned aircraft systems deemed a threat. They were believed to be linked to drug cartels. “The successful defeat of these adversarial drones is a direct testament to the readiness, vigilance and technological edge of the [joint task force],” said Army Maj. Gen. Curtis Taylor, Joint Task Force Southern Border commander. … capabilities like this laser system, we have made it clear that we will not tolerate hostile surveillance.”

Baltic Sea states warn of ‘escalating’ hybrid warfare 
On Friday, Germany’s Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt gathered his colleagues from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Sweden, Norway and Ireland in northern Germany to discuss the current threat perception in and around the Baltic Sea. “The hybrid activities to which our countries are exposed point to a further escalation,”

IAEA Says Three Drone Attacks Hit Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant This Week
Three drones have struck the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine this week, according to the UN atomic agency IAEA. “Radiation levels at the site remain normal,” the organization announced in a post on X. A drone crashed on Tuesday near a cooling plant at the nuclear power plant, which is Europe’s largest.

Ebola outbreak spreads to two more areas in Congo, 60 health zones affected
The fastest-spreading Ebola outbreak in history has spread to two new areas in Congo-Kinshasa. This means that 60 so-called health zones in the country are affected, according to the latest figures from the government. The two new zones are in the province of North Kivu, where the mortality rate is much higher than average, partly due to delayed interventions. The virus has so far claimed the lives of nearly 2,800 people

Israel army carries out rare West Bank air strike, killing ‘three terrorists’
Israel’s military said it carried out an air strike in the Jenin area in the West Bank on Friday that killed a ​Palestinian it described as a Hamas militant operative as well as two of his accomplices, in a rare use of deadly Israeli air power …

China is secretly fueling America’s data center rage
Roughly 200 accounts from a suspected Chinese bot farm have quietly tried to influence Americans to oppose AI data centers on social media, X said Thursday night. Why it matters: The U.S. and China are racing to build the world’s most advanced AI systems — and it appears Chinese propaganda has infiltrated American circles with the hope of slowing the U.S. down.

Partial lunar eclipse stuns skywatchers with an ‘almost blood moon’. Here are the best photos
A gorgeous partial lunar eclipse delighted stargazers overnight on Aug. 27-28, as Earth’s shadow darkened the full “Sturgeon Moon” in an impressive display of orbital mechanics, and we’ve got the photos to prove it! The lunar eclipse occurred as Earth passed between the sun and the moon, granting viewers a spectacular view of our planet’s deep umbral shadow as it advanced to cover 96% of the lunar disk, leaving a tiny crescent exposed to direct sunlight.

​Nuclear War: Still a Possibility?
In June, 2023 Russia deployed Iskander-M missiles with nuclear warheads to Belarus, more as a warning to Poland and NATO than due to Russia’s “special military operation” in Ukraine. Reports also say Russia has been modifying Belarus’s Su-25 aircraft to carry nuclear gravity bombs. Poland (and Lithuania) have threatened Russian access to Kaliningrad, and the Poles and Lituanians have contended that Russia is also storing between 50 and 100 nuclear warheads in the enclave.

Trump announces ‘biggest oil deal in world history,’ says it will substantially lower gas prices
President Donald Trump announced a major oil agreement with Venezuela on Friday, saying the U.S. has secured majority control of more than 65 billion barrels of the country’s proven oil reserves. “The United States of America has just entered into an Agreement with the Country of Venezuela on, THE BIGGEST OIL DEAL IN WORLD HISTORY!” Trump wrote on Truth Social.

Trump Stuns By Outright Dismissing Notion Putin Preparing To Attack A NATO State
Media accounts which seek to explain the nature of his meeting with top Kremlin intelligence officials, while apparently being snubbed by Putin in terms of a direct interaction, have shifted in days since the visit. The early ‘consensus’ was that he delivered a stern warning for Russia not to attack any NATO state. But President Trump has poured cold water on this explanation, appearing to dismiss it outright in his latest comments.

First Secondary Sanctions Applied: US Blocks Egyptian Bank From Accessing Dollars Over ‘Iran Ties’
The UAE branches of Egypt’s Banque Misr are being newly sanctioned over their business dealings with Iran, cutting off the branches’ access to US financial institutions and forbidding transactions in US dollar. “Treasury promised to sever every economic lifeline Tehran has left

Bessent’s War On Left-Wing NGOs May Strip Soros Network, SPLC, And CAIR Of Tax-Exempt Status:
Treasury officials are drafting a framework to audit NGOs suspected of exploiting their 501(c)(3) status for political activity, illegal conduct or support of radical groups, the Post reported, citing three people familiar with the internal deliberations. One source said Treasury Department officials were “like a dog with a bone” and reckoned that many NGOs and their donor bases could be “on borrowed time.” So Trump and his administration are going after Antifa, Soros, and the Muslim Brotherhood, all at the same time, right as we learn about Antifa being connected to a global terrorist network connected to Islamic terror organizations like Hamas and the IRGC.

Arizona Border Wall Construction Begins, Targets Smuggling Corridor
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said on Aug. 25 that the wall project is located along “one of the most dangerous smuggling and trafficking corridors on the Southwest border.” The wall segment is part of a $46.6 billion effort by the Trump administration to fill the border with 30-foot steel bollard walls, vehicle barriers, and technology designed to stop illegal immigration.

Trump Takes A Cleaver To “Big Meat” Monopoly, Moves To Let Mom-And-Pop Ranchers Process Own Meat
President Trump’s move to dismantle what Republican Sen. Josh Hawley has called the “modern-day monopoly” in U.S. beef processing reflects growing concern that industry concentration has become a food-security vulnerability. Four corporations, JBS, Tyson Foods, Cargill and National Beef, dominate cattle purchasing and processing, creating single points of failure across the nation’s beef supply chain. This consolidation has reduced local processing capacity, weakened regional food supply chains and shifted pricing power away from independent ranchers and farmers.

Bye-bye Bibi? Netanyahu in danger of being voted out, Eisenkot rising fast, says ALL ISRAEL NEWS Editor Rosenberg 
Benjamin Netanyahu (Bibi) has been counted out before. Many times, in fact. Yet despite the close calls, Israel’s longest-serving prime minister has found a way to survive. But with Israel’s Oct. 27 election approaching, it is looking increasingly likely that this time could be different.Netanyahu’s Likud party is trailing in a number of polls, his right-wing coalition is struggling to reach the 61 seats needed to form a government, and former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot has suddenly emerged as perhaps the most serious challenger Netanyahu has faced in years.

California could become the first state to list ‘Jewish’ as an ethnicity
Citing data from the Pew Research Center, a statement from the coalition noted that more than 50% of American Jews describe ancestry and culture as the core of being Jewish, while only 36% choose religion. California could become the first state in the nation to consider “Jewish” an ethnic and racial identity, rather than just a religious affiliation.

IDF reverses course on targeted killings in Gaza, loosening restrictions imposed after Kushner meeting
After temporarily limiting targeted killings, Israel restores broader authority for strikes on Hamas as Gaza diplomacy stalls. Israel has loosened restrictions on targeted strikes against Hamas operatives in the Gaza Strip, allowing the head of the IDF Southern Command to once again approve attacks without requiring Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir’s authorization

Board of Peace envoy slams Israel, criticizes Hamas for not disarming
Board of Peace envoy Nickolay Mladenov criticized both Israel and Hamas at the UN Security Council on Wednesday, saying Israeli strikes and alleged restrictions on civilian supplies should end while Hamas must meet its commitment to disarm under the Gaza framework.

Iran’s Khamenei issues call for unity as US economic pressure intensifies
Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has called on government officials to protect national unity and avoid statements that could undermine public confidence, according to a written message published Friday on the Telegram channel “News of the Martyr Leader.” In the message, issued for Government Week, Khamenei declared: “I firmly declare that committing anything that harms social cohesion is forbidden.”

What will happen if Iran, Egypt, Bangladesh join Mecca Joint Defense Agreement? – analysis
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan’s new defense pact is already attracting interest from Bangladesh, Egypt, and Iran. But expansion could reshape regional security, alliances, and power balances.

Republican AG group launches ad blitz targeting Keith Ellison, other Democrats
The Republican Attorneys General Association (RAGA) is launching a $7 million ad campaign to support Republican attorneys general and Republican candidates for attorney general in 13 states, one of those being Minnesota. In the race for attorney general in Minnesota, two-term incumbent Democrat Keith Ellison is facing Republican Ron Schutz. Schutz is a former JAG officer and trial attorney. TownHall columnist Dustin Grage reported that RAGA’s ad blitz in Minnesota would be “seven-figure[s].”

Uprising In Ceuta: Locals Have Had Enough of Migrant Invasion
Ceuta’s people took matters into their own hands. Spanish flags filled the streets. Crowds chanted for deportations. Residents pushed toward El Trampolín beach. Tents came down. Belongings went into the sea. Police formed a line between Spaniards and the camps – and opened fire with rubber bullets on the locals.

Trump seeks to sanction Tehran into submission rather than renew MOU, sources say
President Trump has lost interest in renewing June’s interim agreement with Iran and prefers economic pressure to secure more favorable terms for ending the war. Trump himself told reporters his new sanctions against Iran could extend to Chinese banks that do business with it, and said there were no talks between the US and Iran right now.

Shin Bet foils ISIS plot targeting Temple Mount, IDF base
Israel Police and the Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) announced Friday morning that indictments will be filed against two Israeli Arabs, a 16-year-old minor and a 19-year-old Haifa resident, on suspicion of swearing allegiance to ISIS and planning terror attacks against security forces.

Education Department Finally Confronts Sex-abuse Epidemic in Government Schools
After decades of cover-ups, union protection rackets, and official indifference, the U.S. Dept of Education finally admits gov’t schools are infested with sexual predators preying on children. The U.S. Secretary of Education vowed a nationwide crackdown on teachers, staff, and other adults in positions of authority who sexually abuse and harass students.

Syria: Turkey’s New Battleground Against Israel
Turkey’s continued financial support for Hamas and its provision of safe haven to Hamas terrorists only adds to Israel’s view of Turkey as a hostile actor, an attitude not helped by Erdogan’s constant use of anti-Israel rhetoric in political campaigning and official communications. Example: Turkey’s interior minister called for “liberation of Jerusalem.”

Trump says Iran is in ‘deep trouble’ as war hits 6 months
President Trump said the Iranian regime is under strain as the Treasury Dept is applying pressure against Tehran with Operation Economic Outcast. Trump said Iran is “not paying their troops.” Adm. Brad Cooper confirmed that sea mines have been cleared from the Strait of Hormuz’s international shipping lanes, “thanks to…the U.S. military.”

The Hungry Decade
A poll this year found 66% of Americans now think groceries are unaffordable, up from 45% in February; that includes most households pulling in over $100,000. Food insecurity stopped being something that happens to other people and started being the number that ambushes you at the till. It’s not a headline anymore. It’s your receipt.

National Security Experts Sound Alarm After X Uncovers Chinese Bot Farm Targeting U.S. Data Center/AI Debate
National security experts are warning about China-linked efforts to use American artificial intelligence and social media platforms in attempts to shape U.S. debates over data centers, energy, and technology policy after X said it identified a bot farm of approximately 200,000 suspected inauthentic Chinese accounts.

Former inmate says male prisoners are getting ‘bottom surgery’ to stay in women’s prison
A former inmate joined Liz Collin on her podcast with shocking new details about what’s really going on at Minnesota prisons as the mainstream media continues to remain silent. . (Warning: Some readers may find the language and content in this article disturbing). Gov. Tim Walz’s administration established a controversial transgender policy that allows biological men to be housed in Shakopee with biological women. While safety concerns, staff resignations, and inmate trauma have been adding up, Warmbo says that things have become even worse as taxpayer-funded sex-change surgeries have increased. As Warmbo explained, once biological male inmates have sex-change surgeries, they’ll likely remain at Shakopee. some of the men are serving long-term, if not life, sentences and pose a lasting problem for the women inmates at Shakopee.

Satanic group posts video of abortion ritual in Hobby Lobby bathroom
Satanic Planet, a “band” of the co-founder of The Satanic Temple, released Wednesday a “music” video featuring a woman performing a satanic ritual abortion inside a Hobby Lobby bathroom.
Religious imagery from Hobby Lobby is immediately, choppily inserted, as if to highlight the ritual’s defiance against Jesus Christ.

Suspected car bomb kills Russian lieutenant colonel in St. Petersburg
The explosion took place on a highway in the southern part of the city on Thursday morning. The lieutenant colonel was killed instantly and his wife is being treated in hospital, according to the relatively independent but strictly state-controlled Fontanka.

Nepal-Tibet live: Death toll surpasses 360 amid warnings of fresh floods
Landslides caused by a glacial collapse unleashed a torrent of mud and water across Nepal and China’s autonomous region of Tibet on Wednesday, killing at least 362 people and leaving more than 1,300 missing. Nepal ⁠and China both warned ​of fresh risks of flooding in the Himalayas as two lakes that ​have developed on either side of their border threaten to burst in a region still grappling with this week’s catastrophic flood.

HONORING THE AMERICAN HISTORY OF THE GREAT LAKES AND RENAMING LAKE ONTARIO AS LAKE AMERICA 
By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered: Within 30 days of the date of this order, the Secretary of the Interior (Secretary) shall, in coordination with the Board on Geographic Names and consistent with 43 U.S.C. 364 through 364f, take all appropriate actions to rename as “Lake America” the body of water currently named as Lake Ontario,

Democrats hand Trump one power they spent years fighting
Democrats have bashed Trump’s use of tariffs since they were first floated during his campaign in 2024 … But nearly the entire Senate Democratic caucus voted in favor of giving Trump limited tariff authority in exchange for bone-crushing sanctions against Russia. Only nine Democrats, and Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., ultimately voted against the package. PUTIN, RUSSIA PUT ON NOTICE AS SENATE TAKES CRUCIAL STEP TO GRIND DOWN THE KREMLIN’S WAR MACHINE

Moscow Warns It Could Target British Military Facilities In Unprecedented Statement
From the very start of the Ukraine war, the United Kingdom has consistently been among Kiev’s most open and ardent military supporters, time and again transferring heavy weaponry, including cutting edge long-range missiles like the Storm Shadow. On Thursday the Kremlin has issued one of its strongest warnings and threats aimed at London to date, accusing the UK of “fully taking part in the war on Kiev’s side” – and thus thwarting any chance of peace talks while adding fuel to the fire. Moscow is now saying that the UK’s own military facilities could become fair game for direct attacks.
Zakharova urged “all residents of the United Kingdom to think about the inevitable, catastrophic consequences of the hostile steps taken by their own authorities.” … a rare visit of the CIA Director to Moscow. US officials claim the Tuesday meeting between John Ratcliffe and top Kremlin intelligence officials was to convey a warning to President Putin to not attack any NATO member. However, many analysts are skeptical that this was the official reason.

State AGs Target ‘Big Four’ Accounting Firms, Claim They’re Pushing Climate Disclosures
A coalition of 16 state attorneys general is investigating the “Big Four” accounting firms, alleging that they may have pushed climate accounting on client companies. “The Big Four’s climate commitments force clients to make burdensome climate-related disclosures that drive up the costs of their services and place onerous requirements on farmers and small businesses,” Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers, who co-led the coalition, said in a statement. These accounting firms – Deloitte, KPMG, Ernst & Young, and PriceWaterhouseCoopers – together provide an estimated 80 percent of all public company audits. … the accounting firms “appear to have violated their professional duty of independence by committing to push for climate-related disclosures in financial reporting, contrary to professional standards of materiality, neutrality, and error avoidance.”

Army’s Project Janus Selects Five Reactor Companies For Rapid Development
The US Army’s Project Janus, which we detailed at length back in November, has selected its initial batch of reactor developers to bring advanced nuclear energy to Army installations to ensure resilient and ready power. The first fully operational commercial nuclear microreactor will be deployed at a U.S. Army installation in 2028.

Alberta Premier Rejects Using Oil As A Weapon Against Trump
“Although I understand the need to respond strongly to these tariffs, I cannot think of a more disastrous policy decision than cutting off or taxing Alberta’s oil to the United States,” Smith said as quoted by Global News, adding that the move would trigger a disproportionate tariff response from the United States that could hurt the Canadian economy.

Qatar And Kuwait Restore 70% Of Pre-War Oil Exports Through Hormuz
Qatar and Kuwait have managed to boost their crude oil exports from the Strait of Hormuz to 70% of pre-war levels as they followed the United Arab Emirates in shuttling oil through the chokepoint and using ship-to-ship transfers in the Gulf of Oman, anonymous traders told Bloomberg on Thursday.

Israel considers expelling British officials from Gaza coordination center over ‘anti-Israel measures’ 
Move follows expulsion of Dutch officials over boycott of Israeli products from Judea & Samaria
The move comes in response to the recent criticism by British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband of the offering of tenders in the E1 settlement area, and the UK government’s weighing of trade bans on Israeli products from Judea and Samaria.

Israel’s water demand outpaces desalination capacity 
Following two straight years of below-average precipitation, Israel is facing renewed pressure on its water supplies, with demand from a growing population increasingly outpacing the country’s ability to produce fresh water through desalination. “It is not something we should take for granted that, at the end of the day, we have water coming out of the taps,” said Water Authority Director Yehezkel “Hezi” Lifshitz. “We call the desalination plants the Iron Dome of the water sector. They are what make it possible for us to actually have water in the taps.”

Second Temple burial cave uncovered as police search homes tied to Silwan family violence
An ancient burial cave containing graves from the Second Temple period was discovered Monday beneath a building in the Silwan neighborhood of eastern Jerusalem, Israel Police announced, after Border Police officers came upon the find while searching homes connected to a violent clash between two feuding Arab families over the weekend. The Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) sent experts to the site after Border Police officers noticed archaeological features beneath one of the compound’s buildings during the operation. A preliminary examination confirmed the site as a burial cave, with graves dating to the Second Temple period, spanning 516 BCE to 70 CE. … above-ground structures, and inscriptions cut directly into the rock facade — has no parallel elsewhere in ancient Israel. Ussishkin argues the closest architectural parallels come from Phoenician building traditions,

CBC tells Canadian journalists not to call 9/11 a terrorist attack
CBC News will maintain its policy of not independently labeling the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks as terrorism during coverage of the 25th anniversary, a decision that has drawn criticism from Conservative MP Rachel Thomas after the broadcaster circulated new guidance to its journalists. An internal memo published by the Toronto Sun reminded employees that CBC avoids describing either specific acts as terrorism or organizations as terrorist groups unless attributing the terminology to others.

Iran puts expat Farsi media on ‘military target list’
A senior Iranian military official has threatened to target Farsi-language media outlets operating outside Iran, accusing them of serving as part of an American and Israeli plot to undermine the Islamic Republic. The warning was issued by Iranian armed forces spokesman Abolfazl Shekarchi, who accused several prominent Persian-language news organizations of working with foreign intelligence agencies — without providing evidence to support his claims.

Demand: Open Temple Mount on Shabbat
Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi participated Thursday evening in a conference focused on the demand to open the Temple Mount on Shabbat (Saturdays) and called on the relevant authorities to take action to change the current situation. MK Amit Halevi also participated in the conference and joined the call.

Outgoing Mossad Chief in strong message to Iran: ‘Escalate the operations’
Outgoing Mossad chief David (Dedi) Barnea on Thursday evening called for intensifying economic, diplomatic, and operational measures against the Iranian regime until it falls. Barnea made the remarks during a ceremony at Jerusalem City Hall, where Mayor Moshe Lion presented him with an award of recognition on behalf of the City Council and the residents of the capital.

North American Aliyah Reaches Record High for August as Thousands Choose Israel Despite Regional Uncertainty
More than 1,100 North American Jews have made aliyah to Israel in August alone, marking a record-breaking month for Jewish immigration from the United States and Canada — a powerful show of resilience that is expected to bring a significant boost to the country at a time of deep regional uncertainty. On Thursday, 150 new olim arrived in Tel Aviv as Nefesh B’Nefesh (NBN), a nonprofit organization that promotes and facilitates aliyah from the US and Canada, welcomed another wave of newcomers as part of a surge in immigration to Israel.

Residents Denounce Sharia Law’s Influence On Dearborn, Michigan: ‘Enough Is Enough!’
Following a heated city council meeting in Dearborn, Michigan, last week, a local pastor and other religious freedom advocates are accusing the Muslim-majority city council of favoring Islamic Sharia law over pursuing justice for Christian protestors who were attacked during a recent local event. And to the council specifically: “You’re only 1% of this nation. We are not a nation of Muslims. Enough is enough.”

U.S. Moves To Revive Prize Courts For Seized Iranian-Linked Vessels
The Trump administration is preparing to revive the largely dormant U.S. prize court system as part of an effort to speed up the seizure and sale of Iranian-linked oil tankers and cargo captured during the conflict with Tehran, Bloomberg reports. The Justice Department is considering using a federal court in Houston to process seized vessels as U.S. “prizes,” Bloomberg reports. The process could allow captured ships and cargo to be transferred to the Treasury more quickly than through standard civil forfeiture proceedings, while limiting competing claims from third parties.

US nears deal to secure long-term access to Venezuela’s oil reserves, sources say
Trump administration officials are working on a deal to secure long-term access to a portion of Venezuela’s ‌crude reserves, sources with knowledge of the negotiations said on Thursday, a move that could ultimately lower the cost of oil imports. The agreement, which could be signed and made public soon, is expected to operate in a way that would let the U.S. government lock in a group of Venezuelan oilfields to be developed by American companies, the sources said, ​adding that the resulting supply would be guaranteed for the United States.

US aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt heads to Middle East as tensions with Iran escalate
The US aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt and its roughly 5,000 crew members are expected to deploy to the Middle East in the coming weeks for at least seven months, with preparations underway for an even longer deployment, senior US Navy officials told CNN overnight Wednesday into Thursday.

Crime family: Police raid home of Ilhan Omar’s son, seize guns, ammo, arrest roommate
Ilhan Omar, the Somali immigrant, Muslim member of Congress representing a Somali immigrant population in Minnesota, has had a share of troubles. Her extremist agenda includes her claim to be representing Somalia in Congress. There’s suspicion, confirmed by arrests and convictions, of massive social services program fraud, billions of dollars, in her district. ICE JUST CONFIRMED THE ILHAN OMAR PROBE IS REAL They refused to release the records…Because of ongoing “enforcement proceedings.” That’s government-speak for: this isn’t closed, it’s active. Now a report from the Daily Mail reveals police in the Minneapolis area raided the home of her son, confiscated guns and ammunition, and arrested his roommate. According to Alpha News, police took both guns and ammo from the home occupied by Omar’s son, Adnan Hirsi, and arrested his roommate, identified as Abdulrahman Abdi, 22.

Tropical Storm Dolly forms over central Atlantic, heavy rain forecast for Caribbean islands
Tropical Storm Dolly formed over the central tropical Atlantic on Aug 27, the 3rd named storm of 2026’s Atlantic hurricane season. Dolly is forecast to approach the Leeward Islands during the weekend, bringing possible heavy rain and flash flooding to parts of the Caribbean before it degenerates into a tropical wave.

Newly Formed Lake Threatens 2nd Flood at Nepal-Tibet Disaster Zone
A rapidly expanding dammed lake above a Nepal-Tibet flood zone poses a severe new threat to Gyirong Port, where hundreds of people remain unaccounted for following an initial catastrophic surge.

Americans Hate Flock Cameras! So Why Is the Left So Silent About How They’re Being Used to Violate Our Constitutional Rights?
There’s a growing outcry to ban Flock cameras. We don’t give up constitutional rights when we get in our vehicles, and don’t want authoritarian control freaks tracking us everywhere we go. This issue is uniting people nationwide, but most prominent Democrats have been eerily silent about Flock cameras. Why is that?

Terror-Linked Group Took American Schoolchildren on a Mosque Tour, Stripped Jesus, and Called It Interfaith
ICNA’s GainPeace put about 70 mostly Catholic and Christian students on a Chicago Mosque tour sold as education, taught them Islamic prayer as if Abraham and Jesus had already been doing salah, stripped their Christ of the Cross, and never told them the group behind the buses is Brotherhood- and Jamaat-linked dawah, not a civics class.

Florida Socialist Angie Nixon Praised CAIR as the ‘Right Vehicles’ to Secure Electoral Victories for the Democratic Party; Praises Marxist Cop-Killer
DSAer Angie Nixon, Democratic Senate nominee in Florida, recently went on the speaking circuit for CAIR, raising funds for Hamas’ advocacy group. Her first political move was to try and pass anti-Israel legislation that failed. But it succeeded in endearing her to CAIR.

New Zealand: Deaths up, fertility down; is this the legacy of COVID “vaccines”?
New Zealand mortality rates increased by 1.9% in the year ending June 2026, meaning deaths were 3.8% above pre-COVID “pandemic” levels. Additionally, fertility rates reached a historic low, falling 3.8% to 28% below replacement levels.

Imagine a ‘Whites Only’ Hike Through the Countryside…
Picture a “whites only” ramble thru the Peak District. The press would treat it as a national emergency. Now look at what’s happening there, with official blessing. The National Trust has spent years partnering with Muslim Hikers for Ramadan walks and overnight retreats at Ilam Park. The charity’s own channel promotes it.

US aircraft carrier T. Roosevelt heads to Middle East as tensions with Iran escalate
The US aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt and its roughly 5,000 crew members are expected to deploy to the Middle East in the coming weeks for at least seven months, with preparations underway for an even longer deployment.

IDF chief raises alert level in Judea and Samaria ahead of holidays

Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir on Thursday ordered the alert level raised in Judea and Samaria ahead of the Jewish holidays, citing tensions in the area and directing the military to prepare additional forces for rapid reinforcement.