In a recent episode of his War Room podcast, Steve Bannon made an emphatic call for a complete freeze on all immigration into the United States, a position that has become increasingly controversial amid a growing rift within the Republican Party. Bannon’s call for a “100% moratorium on all immigration” represents the latest salvo in a larger […]
By Albert L Overt Defense The Wednesday crash of an Azerbajian Airlines flight in Kazakhstan that killed 38 people is reported to have been caused by a Russian surface-to-air missile that hit the airliner when it was attempting to land at its original destination. Azerbaijan Airlines Flight 8243 crashed near the city of Aktau in Kazakhstan […]
As World War I ended, thousands of American troops were fighting in the early stages of Russia’s civil war. By Nicholas Slayton Task & Purpose 106 years ago, American troops were in a pitched battle for control of villages in northern Russia, fighting on a mission tied to a war that had ended a month […]
PAUL’S DEFENSE BRIEF (PDB) – Japan, US to communicate on possible use of nuclear weapons in the event of a contingency. The two governments have stipulated in their first-ever guidelines for so-called extended deterrence. Extended deterrence is a security policy aimed at preventing a third country from attacking an ally by demonstrating a commitment to retaliate […]
A devastating attack unfolded in New Orleans on New Year’s Eve as a man drove a white pickup truck into a crowd of revelers, killing 12 and injuring 30 others, according to local officials. Authorities have described the suspect as being “hellbent” on killing as many as possible, bypassing barricades to carry out the attack. […]
As 2024 draws to a close, the political landscape continues to shift, and President-elect Donald Trump is once again in the spotlight, responding to a recent report that President Joe Biden privately regrets stepping out of the 2024 race. During his New Year’s Eve gala at Mar-a-Lago, Trump addressed the claim, dismissing any notion that […]
How Trump Can Fix Puerto Rico By Ending The Jones Act And Establishing A Free Trade Zone
In 1773, American colonists hurled crates of tea into Boston Harbor to protest the heavy hand of British regulation and taxation. Fast forward two and a half centuries, and Puerto Rico finds itself grappling with its own modern version of economic subjugation—not through direct taxation, but through a regulatory regime that echoes colonial mercantilism. Much […]