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Soldier pleads guilty to terrorism, wanted ISIS to use “house bombs”
A former US Army soldier plead guilty to charges of terrorism, attempting to murder US service members in the Middle East, and providing material support to ISIS and al-Sham.
read moreTaliban kills ISIS-K leader responsible for 2021 Abbey Gate bombing
According to the National Security Council, the Taliban killed the ISIS-K leader responsible for the 2021 Abbey Gate suicide bombing at the Kabul international airport.
read moreTeacher’s six year old shooter won’t face charges
According to Newport News, Virginia’s chief prosecutor, there is no legal basis on which to charge the six year old who shot his teacher, but he is still considering charging others.
read moreRetired Army officer snipes at Elon Musk, Musk shoots back
Retired Army officer, Lt. Colonel Alexander Vindman has launched a spamming smear campaign against Twitter owner Elon Musk, recently calling the eccentric a “purveyor of hate and division”.
read moreColorado Springs Shooter grandson of CA lawmaker
The alleged gunman accused of killing five people at a Colorado LGBTQ club is reported to be the grandson of a California representative who compared the January 6th riot at the US Capitol building to the Revolutionary War.
read moreRussian missiles hit Poland, kills two
Purported damage to a tractor in an explosion that killed two in Poland (Photo Credit: Instagram @northernprovisions)
read moreSupreme Court of NY: NYC must re-hire, back-pay employees terminated over vax mandate
The supreme court of New York State has ordered that New York City must rehire all government employees who were terminated after refusing to vaccinate against Covid. The decision also requires the city to compensate all rehired employees with back pay for the time they lost.
read moreArmy Major and wife arrested for planning to give military medical records to Russia
An Army Major, and her wife, were arrested and charged for criminally planning to turn over medical records for military members and their dependents to Russian government officials.
read moreWomen across Iran burn their hijabs
In a rare act of feminist defiance, women in Iranian conservative strongholds like Kerman and Mashad — which require women to cover their hair while in public — are burning their hijabs to protest the death of 22 year old Mahsa Amini who died in police custody last week.
read moreHurricane Fiona floods Puerto Rico, leaves territory without power
Hurricane Fiona touched down near the southwestern city of Punta Tocon, Puerto Rico at 3:20 PM local time on Sunday. According to the National Hurricane Center, winds were as high as 85 miles per hour.
read moreTrump “very seriously” considering pardons for Jan. 6 rioters
Former President Donald Trump announced that if he were to run for a second presidential term and win, he would look “very seriously” into full pardons for those charged with crimes connected to the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021.
read morePorsche Pelosi wrecked while driving drunk up for auction
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi was just sentenced to five days in jail -- two days removed for good behavior -- and the Porsche he crashed during that DUI is up for auction.
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