Patel Says Ex-CIA-Linked Afghan Shooter Now Under Terrorism Investigation
FBI Director Kash Patel told reporters that the horrific National Guard shooting just down the street from the White House is being investigated as an act of terrorism.
This Week in the World Affairs Brief
TRUMP WILLING TO BETRAY UKRAINE FOR FALSE PEACE
Trump is at it again. He has gone back to his irrational notion that Putin is his friend and that he and Vlad can impose a “peace deal” on Ukraine that totally favors Russia. How many times does Putin have to show Trump by his ongoing attacks on Ukraine that he is the aggressor here and will stop at nothing short of conquering all of Ukraine (and eventually beyond)? Even this evil peace deal is part of Putin’s plan to regroup, reinforce and attack again when Ukraine can be blamed for some provocation. This week Putin admitted two crucial things: 1) that the current peace proposal was instigated by Trump during their most recent phone call and 2), that he will only negotiate with Trump. What does this tell us? First, that Trump’s desire for “peace at any cost” is what drove him to invite Putin to present what he wants in a Ukraine “deal,” and to accept “whole cloth” what was rejected by all other parties before because it rewards Russia for its aggression. This maniacal fetish to get a “deal” —no matter how unfair and one-sided—tells us volumes about Trump’s bullheaded and egotistical nature. Second, Putin demands that he will only deal with Trump in negotiations because he knows Trump is such a sucker for flattery and deal-making, that he can be easily exploited in face-to-face talks. To receive a free one-time copy of the Brief, along with options on how to subscribe, click on Request a Sample on the left.
Also:
- Incompetence at the Trump DOJ
- The Call to Not Obey Illegal Military Orders
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Corporation for Public Broadcasting Sues Trump Admin over Defunding, Wins Settlement, Revives $36M Deal with NPR`
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) on Monday agreed to fulfill a $36 million contract with National Public Radio (NPR) that it had stopped after pressure from President Donald Trump.
Venezuela Just Called Russia for Help—and Putin Answered
Several hundred Russian soldiers are said to be deployed in Venezuela, along with at least one general.
ECJ Says Poland Must Accept Foreign Gay Marriage
Critics in Warsaw warn the ruling undermines the country’s constitution and opens the door to wider changes imposed from Brussels.
Georgia Prosecutor Drops 2020 [Fani Willis] Election Interference Case Against Trump
Trump and 18 others were charged with election-related racketeering charges in August 2023 by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, who was later removed from the case. An elected Democrat, Willis had launched a lengthy investigation into Trump and the others before bringing the charges.
Biden’s Airport Betrayal Bombshell
The exposé reveals federal agencies were “directed to find airport facilities that could be used as shelters or migrant processing centers,” branding it a “betrayal of historic proportion” that turned terminals into migrant camps. The policy has now, of course, completely vanished under Trump, begging the question: How did they ever deem this sustainable amid endless border surges?
Brazilian Ex-President Bolsonaro Placed In 12-sq Meter Jail Cell To Begin Sentence
We detailed Saturday that federal police rushed to his residence to take him out of house arrest, and initiated what's being called a 'preventative arrest' - and he was whisked away to police headquarters in Brasilia. The arrest order issued from the country's top court came hours after his ankle monitor was shown to be violated at 12:08am on Saturday. From there, authorities considered Bolsonaro a flight risk, explaining he is in close proximity to foreign embassies where he might try and gain asylum.
Trump Snubs Zelensky's Urgent Meeting Request - Will Host Only When Final Deal Is Agreed To
The Trump White House has set a deadline of Thursday, or Thanksgiving Day in America, for the warring sides to reach a deal. This suggests these talks are moving along with intensity and a sense of urgency.
Ukraine Rejects Key Aspects Of Trump's Peace Plan, Won't Cede Territory
Most importantly, the Zelensky government has said it will reject outside attempts to control its future alliances, which is a reference to the US plan's call for a commitment that Ukraine never join NATO.
AI Toys Pose ‘Unprecedented Risks’ to Infants and Children, Advisory Warns
The primary targets of toy manufacturers are young children who are less developed and easily influenced, the advocacy group said.
Six Dead As Russian Missiles Pummel Kiev, Even As Trump's Peace Deal Advances
The Ukrainian capital was once again pummeled overnight, as Russia unleashed a barrage of at least 22 missiles on the city, in what the Ukrainian minister of energy called a "massive" attack on energy infrastructure. Accompanying this at least 460 drones were sent against various areas of Ukraine, with several reportedly breaching either Moldova or Romania, according to a statement from President Zelensky. By morning, authorities reported at least six killed and another 13 injured in the attacks.
Nvidia Slides As Google Emerges As New Threat In AI-Chip Market
The bottom line is that Meta's potential shift toward Google TPUs only suggests a growing willingness among hyperscalers to diversify away from Nvidia.
Google Denies Claims That It's Reading Gmails To Train Its AI
Google is denying viral claims that private Gmail emails are being used to train its AI models. The announcement follows multiple reports this past week that the company has rolled out such features.
print-icon print-icon "It's A Tinder Box": GOP Members Consider Following MTG Into Retirement, Say White House Treats Them 'Like Garbage'
House retirements and resignations are common after holidays. How appealing is it to return to the Capitol when the House spends most of its time voting on censure resolutions or meaningless messaging bills? Meanwhile, government funding runs out again Jan. 30, and House lawmakers are privately acknowledging that there will be another battle with the Senate. And with so many pissed off Republicans in the House, Johnson is facing a slew of discharge petitions on health care, Russia sanctions, and a likely DP to ban stock trading in Congress. Discharge petitions are notably how the rank and file lodge their complaints with leadership - and it's so bad that Johnson has floated the idea of changing House Rules to make it harder to file them.
DOGE Slams Reuters For Pushing "Fake News" On Shutdown Story
President Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has "disbanded" - or at least that's the narrative Reuters is pushing to start the week, as the globalist left-leaning media outlet tries to rile up the progressive base and claim a victory. Reuters ran with the headline, "Exclusive: DOGE 'doesn't exist' with eight months left on its charter," and recently quoted Office of Personnel Management Director Scott Kupor saying, "That doesn't exist," when asked about DOGE's status.
Curfew Imposed in Syria’s Homs as Sectarian Violence Leave Four Dead
While the Islamist government has presented an idea of religious unity for Syria, they have also eagerly branded any clashes involving Alawites as “Assad remnant” forces, and reacted harshly, while plainly targeting the Alawites on a day-to-day basis.
Jack Smith’s Team Knew It Might Face Legal Challenges for Secretly Seeking Senators’ Phone Records
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Federal Judge Dismisses James Comey, Letitia James Indictments
A federal judge on Nov. 24 dismissed indictments of former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James, holding that the prosecutor who brought the indictments was invalidly appointed.
Spiraling Costs and a Broken Insurance Market—What Went Wrong With Obamacare
Masked by subsidies, the one-size-fits-all system has pushed up prices across the broader medical insurance market, say experts.
Hamas Threatens 'Ceasefire Is Over' Amid Rising Israeli Airstrikes
Hamas is threatening the collapse the US-backed ceasefire after a series of Israeli airstrikes and a rising death toll in Gaza over much of the past week. However, Israel's military in fresh Sunday statements has said it is Hamas terrorists repeatedly violating the truce.
Rubio Confirms Ukraine Peace Plan Authored By US As Leaders Meet In Geneva
President Trump said on Nov. 21 that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had until Thursday to approve the 28-point plan, which would compel Ukraine to renounce ambitions to join NATO, accept limits on its military, and cede territory.
Actor Anthony Mackie: "We've Been Living Through Death Of American Male For Twenty Years"
And with that understanding, it's fair to raise serious questions about the Democratic Party's war on men - and why it exists in the first place. If the goal is to undermine the nation by weakening men, confusing them about their identity, and eroding the foundations that hold the country together, then it becomes alarmingly clear that this agenda is aimed at destabilizing America from within.
The Problem of Fake Science
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Chicago’s Revolving Door Of Doom: 72 PRIOR ARRESTS Revealed For Train Torcher
as his trial looms, the bombshell disclosure of his arrest marathon exposes the Democrat-run city’s bloodthirsty embrace of catch-and-release chaos. Lunatics like Reed aren’t reformed; they’re reloaded, courtesy of Soros-fueled judges and DAs who treat violence as a victimless hobby.
Brazilian Police Make 'Preventative Arrest' Of Jair Bolsonaro, Fearing He'll Flee
He has been on house arrest, and the 70-year old politician is just days away from starting a stiff 27-year prison sentence - though appeals are expected - but he's now been taken to the headquarters of the federal police in Brasilia. What's being called a 'preventative arrest' warrant was reportedly requested by the police themselves and authorized by the Supreme Court, after which officers came to Bolsonaro's home to arrest him.
How Andrew Jackson Freed America From Central Bank Control—and Why It Matters Now
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NATO Countries Blame Russia As Mystery Drones Keep Buzzing Key European Military Installations
In the French border town of Mulhouse, authorities are probing a Nov. 11 incident in which a police officer reported a drone hovering above a police station courtyard shortly before midnight. Moments later, the aircraft maneuvered over a nearby rail depot and filmed a military convoy transporting Leclerc main battle tanks before disappearing. Investigators have yet to track down the device or its operator.
Nigeria’s Christian Killings Test Trump’s Promise of Action
The gunmen’s assault on the school took more than 20 minutes and failed to prompt any intervention from government security forces located at a checkpoint not far from the school.
Nigerian Gunmen Abduct Over 200 Christian Children, 12 Teachers In Boarding School Attack
Christians make up nearly half of Nigeria’s population of 200 million, but they are the victims of the vast majority of the attacks. Today, Nigeria is the most dangerous place in the world to be a Christian, according to leading religious freedom advocates.
How Trump’s Own Appointees Aided Russiagate Plot Against Him
RCI’s review of recently declassified documents and exclusive interviews with former Trump officials reveals for the first time how key members of Trump’s cabinet and other appointees during his first term shrouded the previous administration’s machinations and either deliberately or inadvertently misled the public into thinking the fake Russiagate intelligence was real.