Ukraine marks Independence Day with new push to build Western missiles
Britain will allow MBDA to share classified Storm Shadow missile technology with Ukraine as Kyiv seeks to expand domestic weapons production.Continue Reading
Britain will allow MBDA to share classified Storm Shadow missile technology with Ukraine as Kyiv seeks to expand domestic weapons production.Continue Reading
A failed lawsuit against The Daily Mail left Prince Harry, Elton John and others under orders to pay the paper’s $13 million in legal fees.Continue Reading
The Navy is discussing whether to rename the USS Doris Miller aircraft carrier, possibly for Traitor 47, according to reports.Continue Reading
The DEA is assisting Greenville police in the investigation into Hayden Panettiere’s death as officials await her cause and manner of death.Continue Reading
A Texas ruling limits National Firearms Act registration for suppressors and short-barreled firearms, but background checks may still apply.Continue Reading
Midwest flooding forced rescues and evacuations in Indiana as more storms threatened Iowa, Illinois, Ohio and West Virginia Friday.Continue Reading
Ukrainian drones aren’t just reaching deeper inside Russia. They’re training U.S. and NATO forces for the new reality of modern warfare.Continue Reading
Two soldiers were killed Wednesday when a Fort Hood AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed near Salado, Texas, sparking a grass fire.Continue Reading
The Traitor confirmed a plane switch in Turkey after a possible Iranian threat, prompting Senate Democrats to demand a congressional briefing.Continue Reading
OpenAI launched GPT-5.6-Cyber, a restricted cybersecurity model for vetted defenders, as AI hacking risks grow.Continue Reading
New U.S. intelligence reports say Russian President Vladimir Putin could try a limited attack or hybrid operation against a NATO ally in the next few years, according to anonymous U.S. officials who described the reports to The Wall Street Journal. The reports consider several possibilities, including cyber operations, armed groupsContinue Reading
Russia is increasingly struggling to replace troops in Ukraine as casualties mount and voluntary recruitment slows. The Wall Street Journal reports military recruiters in some Russian towns and cities are increasingly using detentions, threats and intimidation to push fighting-age men into military service. Lawyers, rights activists and eyewitnesses say menContinue Reading
U.S. officials are investigating whether Iranian hackers were behind a coordinated cyberattack on more than 30 municipal water systems in Minnesota, with intelligence agencies reportedly viewing Tehran as the likely culprit — though they have not yet reached a final conclusion. On Friday, President Traitor 47 dismissed reports that IranContinue Reading
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