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Beijing convenes ‘axis of evil’ to support Iran’s nukes, defy Trump policy
United States President Donald Trump is engaged in a high profile-attempt to pressure Iran to give up its ambitions to build nuclear weapons. Read More.
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Has a secret Trump-Putin deal backed Iran regime into a corner?
Iran has been adamant about not wanting to open diplomatic channels with U.S. President Donald Trump. But the regime of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei will be pressed to abandon that stance if Trump works out some kind of deal with one of Iran’s top allies, Russia. Read More.
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China’s overlooked Moon momentum
As the Trump Administration and new National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Administrator Jared Issacman review and reassess the Artemis Moon Program and determine the best way to pursue President Donald Trump’s additional priority to put Americans on Mars, it is also important to keep in mind that China is focused on the Moon and is building crucial momentum to reach its goal populating the Moon starting in 2030 or perhaps earlier. Read More.
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DNI Gabbard orders firing of over 100 sex chat participants from spy agencies
Following Christopher Rufo's Feb. 24 report that sex chats became an “on-the-job priority” on the National Security Agency (NSA) Intelink messaging platform, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said that over 100 individuals in the intelligence community have been identified as having "contributed to and participated in" the chat groups and their employment will be terminated. Read More.
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Kash Patel's looming confirmation as FBI chief brings dreaded 'day of reckoning'
Not only Democrats but many entrenched power brokers are pulling out all the stops to delay it, but it looks like a solid bet that Kash Patel will become the next director of the FBI. Read More.
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New CIA chief slams agency: Stayed on ‘sidelines’ as China, Covid threatened world
New CIA Director John Ratcliffe bluntly criticized the intelligence agency’s penchant the last four years for staying on the “sidelines” during major crises such as the Covid pandemic. Read More.
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Trump, Mars, and the fate of humanity
On Jan. 20, 2025 a reelected President Donald J. Trump began his peaceful “revolution of common sense,” inaugural address featuring national optimism and purpose. Read More.
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Kash Patel on Judge Merchan and Republicans in Congress
In an interview on the Alec Lace Show podcast, Kash Patel, selected by President-elect Donald Trump to head up the FBI, said House Republicans should issue a subpoena for Judge Juan Merchan, who on Friday sentenced Trump in the New York "hush money" case to an "unconditional discharge." Read More.
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Slick: North Korean spies made an industry of infiltrating U.S. IT departments
When a Florida-based cybersecurity firm was looking for a highly qualified candidate to fill a software engineer position, “Kyle” seemed like a perfect fit. Read More.
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No brakes, no breaks: Xi’s pre-Inauguration military messaging to Trump
As an astute businessman and reflexive negotiator, Donald J. Trump intuitively understands the art of leveraging — the use of power and perceived power to influence enemies and friends alike to achieve desired results. Read More.
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The transformation of Abu Mohammed Al-Golani is about to be put to the test
Soon after Abu Mohammed Al-Golani formed the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) militant group, he took to wearing business attire often instead of his usual military garb. Read More.
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Harsh critique charges ‘Marxian’ DEI policies wrecked U.S. intelligence agencies
From Day One, the Biden Administration, continuing policy initiated in the Obama years, ordered every U.S. government entity to make diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) a top priority in the hiring of personnel. Read More.
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CCP’s Xi issues four ultimatums to a U.S. leader that Chinese firms allegedly bribed
Before the lame duck Joe Biden limps off to retirement in Delaware, Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping is warning the U.S. not to cross the four “red lines” which include the Taiwan issue, “democracy and human rights,” China’s communist system, and China’s development “rights.” Read More.
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House Oversight’s Comer: 25 U.S. agencies ‘failed … to combat CCP political warfare’
On Oct. 24 the Oversight and Accountability Committee of the United States House of Representatives, led by Chairman James Comer (R-KY), issued a report and agenda for combating the predations of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) against the United States, recalling the Congressional leadership of the 1999 report of a House Select Committee led by former Congressman Christopher Cox (R-CA). Read More.
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DNI investigating how classified intel on Israel’s plans reached Iran media
U.S. intelligence agencies are investigating how top-secret Pentagon documents purporting to show Israel's preparations for a large-scale counterstrike on Iran were leaked to a pro-Iran media outlet which published them on Telegram. Read More.

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