Omar, Ellison appeared on show of controversial streamer who once said US ‘deserved 9/11’
Two of Minnesota’s most prominent Democratic leaders have appeared on the online show of far-left political commentator Hasan Piker, whose past comments praising authoritarian governments and militant groups — and who once stated, “America deserved 9/11, dude. F-ck it, I’m saying it” — have drawn widespread criticism. Both U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar and Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison have appeared on Piker’s show this year.

A New Batch of Pentagon UAP Videos Will Soon Be Released—Here’s What to Expect
A new batch of Pentagon videos and other records related to unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) is expected to soon be released by the Department of War, with many anticipating their arrival by week’s end.

Oil prices fall as markets monitor state of play on US-Iran situation
Oil prices fell Wednesday while global stocks mostly rose as markets parsed the latest posturing between Washington and Tehran over a peace accord.

Ukrainian appeal to Trump and the US Congress for more ammunition
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has, in an unusual move, turned to both the US Congress and President Donald Trump with a plea: send more ammunition. “It is important that America hears Ukraine,” Zelenskyy wrote, confirming that two letters had been delivered.

Left-wing rift continues to grow as Minnesota DFL chair takes aim at new ‘Humphrey Project’
The Humphrey Project says it supports “free markets, not central planning or crony capitalism,” while the DSA wants to “abolish capitalism and nationalize industry.”

Archaeologists Discover a Hidden Massive Underground Tunnel in Jerusalem, and No One Knows Who Dug It
A large underground tunnel has been uncovered during excavations near Kibbutz Ramat Rachel in Jerusalem, leaving archaeologists without clear answers. At first, archeologists believed they had encountered a natural cavity in the rocky terrain. As the research progressed, the opening revealed itself to be something much larger: a passage extending roughly 50 meters (164 feet) through solid rock. The discovery has attracted attention not for what researchers have uncovered, but for what remains unknown: no artifacts, no datable material, and no clear indication of the tunnel’s purpose. Adding to the mystery, several sections remain blocked by collapse

Trump Red Line: No Sanctions Relief Unless Iran Gives Up Uranium; US Rejects ‘Fabricated’ Peace Framework By Iranian Side
rump red line (PBS): “No, no, not at all. Not sanctions relief, no” – unless Iran gives up its enriched uranium. “Iran negotiating on fumes,” Trump says in cabinet meeting. White House rejects ‘complete fabrication’ of Iranian TV reporting on MOU and draft deal status.

China’s Crackdown On Online Foreign Trades Will Increase Capital Flight
The regime in China imposed a crackdown against three online brokers that serve mainland Chinese clients by facilitating their foreign securities trades. The crackdown worries the Hong Kong financial industry with the threat of harming liquidity, initial public offerings (IPOs), and cross-border capital flows in the world’s top capital market for the first quarter of 2026. An estimated $1 trillion of “hot money” seeking short-term investments in high-interest assets flowed out of China in 2025.

Court Hands Democrats An Ugly Loss In Florida Redistricting Fight
A Florida judge handed Democrats a significant setback Tuesday, ruling that Gov. Ron DeSantis’s redrawn congressional map can remain in place while three state lawsuits work their way through the courts. Leon County Circuit Judge Joshua Hawkes, a DeSantis appointee, denied a request for a preliminary injunction, keeping the Republican-friendly plan intact as Florida’s 2026 election machinery shifts into gear.

Russian Fuel Tanker Aborts Cuba Delivery After Drifting In Caribbean For A Month
A Russian tanker carrying 270,000 barrels of diesel fuel and which is under US and EU sanctions spent weeks trying to reach crisis-hit Cuba, which is also under US sanctions as well amid what’s essentially become a full energy blockade, but has failed to reach the island nation and turned southward toward Brazil.

Tulsi Gabbard To Go Nuclear On Deep State Before Leaving ODNI
Last week, Tulsi Gabbard, President Trump’s Director of National Intelligence, announced she will step down on June 30 to care for her husband, Abraham, who has been diagnosed with what she called “an extremely rare form of bone cancer.” Gabbard has moved aggressively to overhaul the intelligence community, trying to root out the politicization and corruption, including exposing the deep state’s war on President Trump. Gabbard revoked the security clearances of officials found to have “abused public trust,” shut down DEI programs across the intelligence community, and redirected its focus toward foreign terrorist organizations. Gabbard also prioritized transparency, and by May 2026, Gabbard had overseen the declassification of more than 500,000 pages of previously secret government documents. Those documents span an almost surreal range of American history: assassination records on President John F. Kennedy, Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr.; files connected to Amelia Earhart’s 1937 disappearance; and Biden administration documents detailing the federal government’s “Strategic Implementation Plan for Countering Domestic Terrorism.” Gabbard plans to release findings from a string of sensitive investigations in weekly installments.

DM Katz says Israel will continue to pursue ‘voluntary emigration’ plan for Gaza, Hamas will not rule enclave 
Israel will implement a voluntary emigration plan for Palestinians wishing to leave the Gaza Strip, Defense Minister Israel Katz said Wednesday morning. In a post to social media confirming the death of Hamas military commander Mohammed Odeh, Katz said that Israel still intends to implement a voluntary emigration policy in Gaza, something several members of the coalition government have been pushing for since shortly after the start of the Gaza War.

New Hamas military head killed in Gaza strike 11 days after predecessor eliminated 
The new head of the Hamas terror group’s military wing in Gaza was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Tuesday evening, the IDF and Shin Bet domestic intelligence announced on Wednesday morning. Mohammed Odeh, who became head of the military wing after his predecessor Izz al-Din al-Haddad was killed in an airstrike 11 days earlier, was also killed when the Israel Air Force (IAF) struck the building where he was staying in Gaza City.

Annexation or salvation? The bill that would put Israel in charge of its own biblical heritage
What hangs in the balance of this bureaucratic reshuffling is the physical evidence of Jewish civilization stretching back three thousand years. These sites are the stage on which the entire narrative of the Jewish people unfolds.

The countdown has begun: A conversation with Rabbi Elie Mischel, Part 1
The week Rabbi Elie Mischel’s new book Countdown: American Jews and God’s Plan for Redemption was published, a Democratic congressional candidate in Texas named Maureen Galindo finished first in her primary after proposing to imprison American Zionists for treason. Rabbi Mischel, who left America five years ago to raise his family in the biblical heartland of Judea, was not surprised. He had seen it coming. I sat down with him to talk about his book, the moment American Jews find themselves in, and why he believes the antisemites now threatening Jewish life in America are, unwittingly, doing God’s work.

Hamas confirms that Israeli airstrikes killed its new military leader in Gaza City
According to a Hamas statement, Mohammed Odeh died in an airstrike on Tuesday, along with his wife and two of his children. Previously, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced that the Israeli military had targeted and killed Odeh. Katz said that Israel would continue to target Hamas leaders involved in the Oct. 7, 2023 attack. “We pledged that Hamas will not hold civilian or military rule,” he wrote on X.

Democratic lawmakers predict ‘civil war’ in party over senate candidate Graham Platner
Democratic lawmakers and party figures are escalating criticism of Graham Platner, the presumptive Democratic nominee in Maine’s US Senate race, as questions mount over past statements, alleged antisemitic associations, and a tattoo that critics say resembled a Nazi symbol. After Maine Gov. Janet Mills’ decision not to enter the race against Sen. Susan Collins, a renewed debate arose within Democratic circles over whether Platner is a viable candidate.

One man left: Meet Imad Aqel, the last surviving Hamas commander from October 7
Israel has now killed every senior Hamas military figure who orchestrated the October 7 massacre, except one. His name is Imad Aqel, and almost nobody has heard of him. That obscurity may be exactly what has kept him alive. The IDF and Shin Bet confirmed Wednesday morning the assassination of Hamas’s brand new military chief Mohammed Odeh, killed in Gaza City on Tuesday night, just 11 days after his predecessor Izz al-Din al-Haddad was eliminated on May 15.

‘Netanyahu will soon learn the lesson he deserves from the world’s Muslims,’ says Turkey’s Erdogan
Turkish President Erdogan warned that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will receive the lesson coming to him from Muslims around the world, adding that he hopes to see it soon. Watch/listen

US Conducts New Strikes in Iran Around Hormuz Strait After Drone Intercepts
There are reports of new late night/early morning military strikes by the US against Iran. The US military carried out new strikes inside Iran after intercepting multiple Iranian drones. An American official said the targeted Iranian military site was assessed to pose a threat to both American forces and commercial shipping operating near the Strait of Hormuz.

MP attempts to undermine Hungary’s migration policy and the constitutional protection of Christianity by amending the country’s Basic Law
A proposed constitutional amendment by Hungary’s governing Tisza Party triggered backlash after initially seeking to remove references to protecting the country’s ‘Christian culture’ from the Basic Law.

10 Examples That Show Chaos and Lawlessness in Streets of America Is Totally Out of Control
Homelessness is the worst it has ever been, more Americans are addicted to drugs than ever, gang members outnumber police, women are sexually assaulted in staggering numbers, thieves are having a field day, and street violence is seemingly everywhere.

CONQUERED: SCOTLAND’S LEADERS TAKE GUIDANCE FROM THE QURAN – CHRISTIANS SUBMIT
Scotland’s new politicians just sat inside historic St Giles’ Cathedral, one of Scotland’s most important Christian churches, for the Kirking of the Parliament. What “blessing” did they receive? A proud Quranic sermon recited straight to them (4:58):

Hanged in the Streets of Montreal: Pro-Palestine Mob Parades Effigy of Jew in Kippah Beside Montreal Canadiens Flag
Montreal, Canada – On Sunday, May 24, 2026, in the heart of one of Canada’s largest cities, a pro-Palestine demonstration organized by the group Montreal4Palestine (Mtl4Palestine) crossed into Nazi-level open incitement.

99% of CEOs Are Planning AI Job Cuts; Gap Between Rich and Poor Continues To Explode
Our economy is being transformed at a faster pace than ever. Thanks to giant leaps in the field of artificial intelligence, human labor isn’t as valuable. Millions of human workers are being replaced, and that trend is going to accelerate.

American Women Must Reject Silence and Oppose Islamic Ideology
On August 17, 2021, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid promised the Taliban would honor women’s rights “within norms of Islamic law.” Most people would applaud such a statement, even without knowing what “norms of Islamic law” meant. Surely it must mean something good, because isn’t Islam peaceful and Muslim women equal to Muslim men?….. NO & NO.

‘Jew-Free Canada’: Muslim Brotherhood-Linked Group Displays Open Call for Judenrein Canada at Toronto Conference
Muslim Brotherhood-linked MAC held its national convention at Toronto’s taxpayer-funded Enercare Center, where CMPAC facilitators silently allowed “Jew free” to dominate the live word cloud in a youth “Visionaries of the Ummah” activism workshop opened with praise for founder Hasan al-Banna.

Rapid Rise of Red-meat Allergies a “Ticking” Time Bomb
Cases of a tick-borne disease that renders victims permanently allergic to red meat have gone from a few dozen known cases in 2009 to as many as 450,000 now. Some scientists are rejoicing and suggest genetic editing of ticks to enhance AGS transmission is feasible and even obligatory. They propose using a known disease to turn all humans into herbivores.

Trump’s emerging Iran deal forces Israel to seek guarantees, not victory
The apparent contours of the agreement, understood mostly based on anonymous accounts from Washington, Tehran, and Jerusalem, raised Israeli concerns that Trump was preparing to settle for far less than the US-Israeli campaign against Iran originally set out to achieve.

A Light Shining In A Dark Place: Why Anticipation Of The Rapture Changes Our Understanding Of World Events
Since I was ten years old, a very long time ago, I have believed in a pre-Tribulation Rapture. Even though I didn’t grasp its significance and had much to learn about it, I sensed that it aligned with the words of Scripture. Even after my seminary studies solidified this conviction, it took a long time for me to fully appreciate all that makes our blessed hope so wonderful. Our adversary has a very different attitude toward it. Over the past few decades, he has greatly intensified his attacks on our anticipation of meeting Jesus in the air to the point where the word “rapture” has become taboo in many churches,
Scripture illuminates what’s happening in our world as nothing else can. It explains why Satan has ratcheted up his vehement and deadly opposition to the Jewish people.

This year’s Hajj held in scorching heat as temperatures reach 44 degrees Celsius (111 F) in Mecca.
Over 1.5 million people have joined this year’s Hajj, despite the war in Iran causing unrest in the Middle East. More pilgrims have traveled from abroad this year than last year, according to Saudi officials. More than 30,000 Iranians have made it there, about a third of the 86,000 originally expected. The war is one explanation for the decrease, writes Iran’s state news agency IRNA. In recent days, temperatures have reached 44 degrees Celsius (111 F) in Mecca,

Nearly 50 countries condemn Russia at the UN over threats to embassies in Kyiv
Nearly 50 countries have condemned Russia’s threats against embassies in Kyiv in a joint UN statement. Threats against diplomatic institutions and embassies “are something we cannot accept,” said the statement read out by Ukraine’s envoy Andriy Melnyk. The joint reaction comes after Russia on Monday warned of a “systematic attack” on Kyiv and urged foreign diplomats and citizens to leave the Ukrainian capital. UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed “deep concern” in the Security Council about the escalation in the war and warned of the risks.

Tanker damaged in explosion in Gulf of Oman, crew safe
A tanker has been damaged in an explosion off the coast of Oman, the British maritime traffic watchdog, UKMTO, announced. The incident in the Gulf of Oman, approximately 60 nautical miles east of Muscat, is said to have been an “external explosion”. Iran has laid mines in nearby waters to block the Strait of Hormuz.

Israel deploys ‘significant ground forces’ to expand operations in southern Lebanon
The Israeli army has deployed “significant ground forces” to expand its operations in southern Lebanon, taking control of “strategic areas”, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday. Earlier, the town of Nabatiyeh was targeted by Israeli strikes following an unprecedented evacuation order.

“First 500 targets already marked”: Ukraine has a response plan if Belarus enters war, says drone forces commander
The comments come amid repeated warnings in Kyiv that Russia is seeking to draw Belarus deeper into the conflict through military coordination and planning discussions. The Commander of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces, Robert “Madyar” Brovdi, said Ukrainian forces are already preparing response plans in case Belarus becomes directly involved in Russia’s war against Ukraine, including a large set of pre-identified targets.

Ukrainian drones now reach so deep that Russia closed its main highway to Crimea
Occupation governor Vladimir Saldo signed the order after Ukrainian mid-range drones began hitting the road Russia’s southern military supply depends on. Russian authorities have closed the M-14 highway, Russia’s main route from Rostov-on-Don to occupied Crimea, to civilian traffic. The reason: Ukrainian drones are hitting Russian supply trucks along the route at a near-daily clip.

Metallic nanoparticles in vaccines can be activated by frequencies, and then they could say there is an Ebola outbreak
In 2025, Professor Dolores Cahill warned about metallic nanoparticles in vaccines that can be activated by radiation. She had been aware of this since 2001, when she worked in a biosafety laboratory and accessed information about these nanoparticles. And these nanoparticles had been present in vaccines for years before covid. In 2017, an Italian professor demonstrated that 39 vaccines for babies, adults and one for cats contained titanium, steel and barium nanoparticles. “They can modulate the frequency [to activate these nanoparticles] … [to cause] nosebleeds …[and] say there is an Ebola outbreak,” she said.

House Dem who repeatedly tried to impeach Trump toppled in heated Texas race
Texas redistricting claimed a longtime Democratic incumbent Tuesday, as Rep. Christian Menefee defeated Rep. Al Green in a Houston-area runoff that forced two sitting House Democrats into the same race. Rep. Al Green, one of Congress’ most vocal Trump antagonists, lost his Democratic runoff Tuesday to fellow Texas Rep. Christian Menefee after redistricting scrambled Houston-area congressional lines.

‘Designated target’ Mojtaba Khamenei to sign Trump deal in ‘unprecedented’ courier setup
Khamenei has been in hiding for nearly three months since a strike killed his father on Feb. 28, experts say he is a target. Iran’s supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, would have to approve any final deal with the U.S. through secret courier networks while remaining in hiding as a “designated target,” counterterrorism experts said Tuesday. The unprecedented arrangement, they claimed, means Washington is negotiating a high-stakes accord with an entirely invisible counterparty, with a potential memorandum signed by a regime leader and a “designated target” who can never publicly show his face. “Khamenei is a designated target, and every confirmed sighting is a coordinate,” Dr. Omar Mohammed told Fox News Digital.

‘Giant Turd’: Progressive Dems Continue To Rage At DNC 2024 Autopsy
This past week the DNC released its autopsy of the 2024 election. DNC chair Ken Martin sat on it for months, assured us there was no smoking gun, promised he’d already been sharing the lessons, and then finally dropped the 48,000 words on a Thursday with a note on the front saying the findings don’t reflect the views of the DNC. He released the autopsy and disowned it simultaneously. How do we campaign better with what we’ve got? How do we market this thing more effectively to the people we’re trying to sell it to? Never once do they stop and ask whether the thing they’re selling is bullshXX.

Hezbollah Chief Naim Qassem Targeted Twice In Recent Israeli Assassination Ops
Since then, Hezbollah’s leadership has been greatly degraded, also given the widescale pager explosion attacks. To fill the leadership vacuum, a co-founder of Hezbollah, and its first deputy secretary-general who had long assisted Nasrallah, Naim Qassem, stepped in as new Secretary-General.
But now, Israel is once again trying to accomplish a ‘decapitation strike’ – reportedly having targeted Qassem in at least two recent operations thus far.

Homeowners Face Eminent Domain Bulldozers As Data Centers Demand Ever More Power
Georgia Power isn’t negotiating anymore. The Southern Company subsidiary is seizing dozens of homes and hundreds of easements across Coweta and Fayette counties to ram through a 35-mile, 500-kilovolt transmission line that will feed at least four massive AI data centers. Project Wansley is just the latest flashpoint in a backlash that has been building for months. At least 20 to 30 homes face outright demolition. Another 300-plus properties will get permanent easements for towers planted in backyards and next to pools.

Hasan Piker Says Quiet Part Out Loud, Maps Radical Left NGO Network To China-Based Marxist Financier
Far-left Turkish-American millionaire and Twitch streamer Hasan Piker appears to have committed an operational-security mistake by publicly identifying American Marxist tech financier Neville Roy Singham, who has reportedly been living in China and has been linked by The New York Times to CCP-aligned propaganda networks, as a major financier of pro-Marxist revolutionary NGOs operating inside the U.S. On Sunday, Piker discussed the U.S. Treasury’s “Requests for Information” subpoena related to his “humanitarian trip” to Cuba with pro-China CodePink cofounder Susan Medea Benjamin. That story was first published by Fox News’ lead NGO investigator, Asra Nomani, on Saturday.

Reuters Peddles Fake News After Defense Contractor Misuses Civilian Starlink Terminals
Reuters dropped another misleading article today – this time attempting to manufacture drama between the Pentagon and SpaceX over Starlink usage during the Iran conflict. The story framed routine commercial contract discussions and terms-of-service enforcement as major “tensions” and growing Pentagon reliance giving Elon Musk undue leverage. Reuters article is false. They made improper use of the Starlink civilian system for military purposes. Direct violation of terms of service.

Defending The Fourth Amendment To Protect Gun Owners
without robust Fourth Amendment rights, we will never have much of a Second Amendment right. For that reason, both Gun Owners of America and Gun Owners Foundation have regularly filed amicus briefs to guard against erosion of Fourth Amendment rights. We recently filed such an amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court, asking the High Court to ensure that law enforcement not abuse the investigative technique known as “knock and talk.”

Hezbollah trying to ‘hunt’ IDF commanders in southern Lebanon with FPV drones – report 
After killing seven Israeli soldiers with drones amid the ostensible ceasefire, Hezbollah has now begun targeting IDF commanders, according to the latest report by the Meir Amit Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center. The situation on Israel’s northern border has been highly tense, as apparently successful diplomatic efforts under the mediation of the U.S. have brought about another extension of the ceasefire by 45 days.

Saudi Arabia stops work on NEOM’s The Line, shifts focus to Red Sea infrastructure amid Iran War 
Kingdom stopped funding, downgraded several planned mega projects. Saudi Arabia will further delay work on The Line, the planned futuristic megacity that was a central part of the broader NEOM project on the Red Sea coast, shifting focus toward infrastructure instead, the kingdom reportedly has decided to shift its focus to projects expected to deliver tangible results more quickly, such as port infrastructure and AI data centers.

US military strikes Iranian missile launch sites, boats in ‘self-defense’ action in southern Iran 
Amid ongoing negotiations for a permanent ceasefire, U.S. forces launched “self-defense” strikes in southern Iran on Monday evening, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said. “U.S. forces conducted self-defense strikes in southern Iran today to protect our troops from threats posed by Iranian forces,” CENTCOM spokesperson Col. Tim Hawkins said in a statement. “Targets included missile launch sites and Iranian boats attempting to emplace mines. U.S. Central Command continues to defend our forces while using restraint during the ongoing ceasefire,”

Iranian judiciary suspends President’s order to restore internet
The Iranian judiciary has aggressively intervened to halt the lifting of the country’s digital blockade, officially suspending a presidential body on Tuesday that had just ordered the end of a months-long national internet blackout, news agencies reported. According to the judiciary’s official Mizan Online website, the ruling to freeze the presidential committee was enacted following the filing of complaints. The state media platform did not immediately clarify which specific entities or officials had submitted the legal challenges.

North Korean leader oversees drill of AI-guided cruise and ballistic missiles
North Korea says its leader Kim Jong Un supervised tests of AI-guided and ballistic missiles designed to strike Seoul. North Korea has conducted a coordinated, multi-tier weapons test involving an array of tactical ballistic missiles, artillery rockets, and precision cruise missiles engineered for modern combat scenarios, …The report said that the comprehensive live-fire drills were executed under the direct personal supervision of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

Hamas ramping up ‘psychological warfare’ on Gazans, Khan Yunis militia leader tells ‘Post’
“People are tired of Hamas. They’ve had enough,” Khan Yunis militia leader Hussam al-Astal told the Post. Tension has mounted in Gaza in recent days after Hamas claimed that members of the Israeli-backed militias in the strip requested to break away and rejoin Hamas. Hussam al-Astal, head of the anti-Hamas militia in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza, rejected Hamas’s claims, arguing they were part of the organization’s psychological war to undermine the armed groups’ power and pressure Gazans not to reach out to them.

Iranian Hackers Responsible for Los Angeles Transit System Breach, 
Iranian hackers were responsible for a disruptive computer breach in March that forced Los Angeles‘ transit system to shut down parts of its network, Israeli researchers say. The saboteurs stole at least 700 gigabytes of emails, backups, and other files from the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LACMTA), according to Gambit Security, a Tel Aviv-based cybersecurity firm that said it discovered the misappropriated data after it was inadvertently exposed online. In a report published on Tuesday, the company said a digital trail of evidence tied the server where the data was discovered to a previously known hacking operation that Israeli officials and researchers attributed to Tehran.

Second Chinese ‘Combat’ Patrol Buzzes Taiwan Within Days, On Heels of Xi-Trump Summit
In the wake of this month’s Trump-Xi summit in Beijing, and as a ‘paused’ but still looming major US-approved weapons deal and transfer to Taipei is set to go forward, China is stepping up military patrols near and around the self-ruled island of Taiwan.

Metallic nanoparticles in vaccines can be activated by frequencies, and then they could say there is an Ebola outbreak
In 2025, Professor Cahill warned of metallic nanoparticles in vaccines that can be activated by radiation…. In 2017, an Italian professor demonstrated that 39 vaccines for babies, adults, & one for cats contained titanium, steel & barium nanoparticles. “They can modulate the frequency [to activate the nanoparticles]…[to cause] nosebleeds…[and] say there is an Ebola outbreak.”

“Warning Signs Flashing Red”: Ebola Outbreak Spreading Faster Than Response, Aid Group Says
The Ebola outbreak in Africa could become the deadliest in history because it is spreading faster than responders can deal with it, an aid group said on May 26. “The initial failure to detect this outbreak has allowed it to spread to several areas of Ituri province in northeast DRC, where the first cases were identified, as well as to North Kivu and South Kivu provinces, and now Uganda.”

What Do They Have Planned? Scientists Are Projecting That the Population of The World Could Fall By 50 Percent By 2064
The global elite have warned about overpopulation for a long time. Many are convinced humanity is the greatest environmental threat our planet faces, so they believe dramatically reducing the number of people should be a top priority…. The things they’ve been doing are not working fast enough, and there are some that are pushing for more extreme measures.

A UN Mission To Sexualize Children: The Classroom’s Best Kept Secret
In classrooms across the globe, a quiet yet burgeoning campaign is underway to shape what children as young as 5 are taught about sex, relationships, and their bodies. It’s driven by some of the world’s most influential institutions – such as the UN –  while parents, legal guardians, and the wider public are kept largely in the dark about what’s happening behind school walls.

US forces carry out defensive strikes against IRGC targets
American forces on Monday destroyed Iranian vessels laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz and struck missile-launch sites in a series of defensive strikes, United States Central Command said. A senior U.S. official said the attacks “eliminated” two IRGC mine-laying vessels and a surface-to-air missile site in Bandar Abbas that had been used to target American fighter jets.

AI Is Learning to Fly Planes: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
AI is moving from the airport terminal to the cockpit, with aviation companies exploring systems that can automate pilot tasks now, and support fully autonomous flight later. Apparently, AI could make flying safer, more efficient, and less dependent on overstretched human crews…. But safety-critical automation errors are devastatingly costly. What, then, could go wrong?

Alert NJ: CAIR Operative Ali Aljarrah Poised to Seize Passaic County Commissioner Seat — Mamdani’s Win Fuels Islamic Machine
As Zohran Mamdani’s victory in New York City emboldens the Islamic machine, a senior CAIR Action NJ operative is now poised to seize power in Passaic County. Ali Aljarrah, deeply embedded in Hamas-linked networks and pro-Palestine extremism, represents the next phase of organized Muslim voting blocs transforming New Jersey politics from within.

Trump moves Cabinet meeting from Camp David to White House as Iran talks intensify
The gathering comes as the administration weighs next steps in high-stakes negotiations with Iran following recent U.S. defensive strikes near the Strait of Hormuz and amid continued tensions despite an ongoing ceasefire effort. Trump has suggested the sides are nearing a potential breakthrough, while Iranian officials pushed back on claims that a deal is imminent.