Ghislaine Maxwell challenges her imprisonment in bold court filing
Court filings reveal a daring move by Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted accomplice of Jeffrey Epstein, as she gears up to fight for her freedom. Maxwell, serving a 20-year sentence for aiding Epstein in the sexual abuse of underage girls, plans to file a habeas petition challenging her detention, as ...
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Delaware student charged in alleged plot against university police
Patrol officers in Delaware stumbled upon a chilling discovery late one November night in Canby Park West. Their routine property check unveiled a plot that could have turned deadly at the University of Delaware. Luqmaan Khan, a 25-year-old undergraduate student at the University of Delaware, was ar...
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Last Choctaw WWII tank hero dies at 101
Gilbert "Choc" Charleston, a revered Native American veteran of World War II, left an indelible mark on history before his passing at age 101 on Thanksgiving night. The Choctaw Nation confirmed Charleston’s death, marking the loss of the last surviving member of the 739th Tank Battalion, as report...
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Trump ally Hegseth faces reported ouster bid from Pentagon inner circle
Conservative activist Laura Loomer has dropped a bombshell claim about a power struggle within the Pentagon that could shake up the current administration's defense hierarchy. According to The Hill, Loomer accused the office of Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll of orchestrating a behind-the-scenes effo...
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Nearly 20,000 military rounds stolen from unguarded truck in Germany
Thousands of rounds of German army ammunition have disappeared from a delivery lorry in the eastern town of Burg. This audacious theft has left officials scrambling to track down the missing arsenal before it reaches dangerous hands. A shipment of nearly 20,000 rounds, including 10,000 live pistol b...
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White House says admiral authorized second Venezuela boat strike
A second US airstrike on a suspected Venezuelan drug boat has sparked intense debate over military authority and legal boundaries. According to Firstpost, White House officials on Tuesday confirmed that a senior Navy commander, not Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, ordered the follow-up strike on the ...
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Military launches Caribbean deployment to counter cartel threat
America faces a silent but deadly assault from drug cartels, and the U.S. Navy is stepping up with a powerful response. The stakes couldn't be higher as lives are lost daily to this insidious threat. According to Fox News, Secretary of the Navy John Phelan has labeled the narcotics flood an outri...
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Father and sons accused of killing Dutch-Syrian teen over Western choices
In a case shaking the Netherlands to its core, two Syrian-born brothers stand trial for the chilling murder of their 18-year-old sister, allegedly committed to restore family “honor.” According to Breitbart News, Ryan Al Najjar was allegedly targeted by her father and brothers because she embrac...
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A Florida police sergeant was seriously wounded in a mental health call that turned deadly
A Port St. Lucie police sergeant took a bullet to the face Monday evening while answering a distress call, leaving a community on edge. The incident, rooted in a neighbor dispute, spiraled into a deadly confrontation. Sgt. Erik LeVasseur, a 27-year veteran of the Port St. Lucie Police Department, wa...
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White House defends admiral’s decision on second Venezuelan drug boat strike
Reports of a lethal follow-up strike on a Venezuelan drug boat have sparked sharp debate over military tactics in the fight against narco-terrorism. The White House stands firm, framing the action as a necessary defense of American lives and interests. The Pentagon authorized a second military strik...
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