President Trump's recent warning to Cuba underscores the critical shift in U.S.-Cuba relations, as the island nation faces the prospect of losing Venezuelan oil and financial support. With the capture...

President Trump's recent warning to Cuba underscores the critical shift in U.S.-Cuba relations, as the island nation faces the prospect of losing Venezuelan oil and financial support. With the capture of Maduro by U.S. forces, Trump's directive for Cuba to negotiate swiftly with the U.S. highlights the urgency of this strategic pivot. As Cuba relies heavily on Venezuela's oil, the loss of this lifeline could have profound economic repercussions. Stay tuned to uncover the full implications of this evolving geopolitical landscape.

A federal appeals court has ruled that California’s long-standing restrictions on openly carrying firearms in most of the state violate the U.S. Constitution. In a 2–1 decision, a panel of the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals agreed with a gun owner who challenged California’s ban on open carry in counties with populations exceeding 200,000. The judges found that the restriction infringed on the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. Because roughly 95% of Californians live in counties of that size, the law applied to the vast majority of the state’s residents.

Gun Owners Radio hosts Michael Schwartz and Dakota Adelphia centered a recent show segment around a short video clip they said was circulating on social media. They presented it as an unusually candid moment in the gun policy debate—one where, in their view, a long-term objective was stated plainly rather than softened with cautious language. Adelphia opened the segment by telling listeners she thought the clip was so “crazy” that it deserved attention, even though she also described it as “funny” and “laughable” because of how direct it sounded. The clip featured Rep.

Here’s a rewritten article in my own words, using exact quotes where provided: Emails obtained by the Associated Press reveal that a national refugee organization received repeated warnings starting in 2023 about Rahmanullah Lakanwal, the Afghan man accused of killing one National Guard member and critically injuring another in Washington, D.C. The warnings highlighted severe mental and behavioral deterioration in Lakanwal, yet he was still granted asylum in April 2024 despite failing to maintain required contact with Washington state social services. Lakanwal, 29, now faces charges of first-degree murder in the death of West Virginia National Guard Specialist Sarah Beckstrom, 20, and in the shooting of Staff Sgt.

A recent livestream by podcast host and Daily Beast columnist Wajahat Ali ignited controversy after he delivered a racially charged tirade aimed at white Americans while responding to former President Donald Trump’s renewed push to end what he called “third world migration.” Ali’s remarks came shortly after the violent attack on West Virginia National Guard Specialist Sarah Bergstrom and West Virginia Air National Guard member Andrew Wolfe at the Farragut West Metro Station in Washington, D.C., an incident that prompted Trump to reiterate his promise to halt such migration. During an episode of The Left Hook streamed on his Substack, Ali declared that Trump’s efforts were pointless and doomed to fail.

The notion of a weapon capable of overtaking the human mind — turning thoughts into strategic tools and emotional states into instruments of manipulation — has long belonged to dystopian fiction. Yet an increasing number of scientists now warn that this scenario is slowly shifting from imagination to reality, emerging not from novels but from the laboratories of major global powers. The same scientific breakthroughs that offer hope for treating conditions like PTSD and Alzheimer’s are simultaneously opening the door to technologies that could form a new category of mind-altering weapons aimed directly at human perception, memory, and behavior.

Commentary: The recent revelations about the Biden Administration allegedly allowing millions of illegal immigrants to receive permits, Social Security numbers, licenses, and other official benefits represent a breaking point for many Americans. This isn’t a small administrative mistake — it’s a fundamental violation of public trust. When a government hands out privileges intended for citizens or lawful residents, it undermines the basic structure of a lawful society. My disagreement with the Biden Administration on this issue is total. A functioning government must prioritize the security, rights, and resources of its own people.

Violence erupted in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday when “No Kings” protesters refused to leave after multiple warnings from police, resulting in at least one arrest. The protest was part of a nationwide “No Kings” movement opposing President Donald Trump and his administration’s policies. The gathering started peacefully, but things turned tense once some demonstrators remained in the streets after officers declared the assembly unlawful. In response, LAPD officers formed a skirmish line and repeatedly ordered the crowd to disperse, warning that arrests would follow for anyone who refused. According to ABC 7, at least one person was detained as riot police on horseback moved in near the federal building downtown to clear the area.

The Trump administration has reportedly granted the CIA new powers to secretly operate inside Venezuela — a move that significantly escalates U.S. actions against Nicolás Maduro’s government. According to reports, this authorization gives the CIA the ability to take “covert action” aimed at Maduro and his regime, either on its own or as part of a larger U.S. military campaign. Speaking at the White House on Wednesday, Trump confirmed that he had “authorized” CIA operations in Venezuela, claiming the country had “emptied their prisons into the United States of America” and contributed to America’s drug crisis.

A left-wing activist group with deep financial ties to George Soros’ network is spearheading a drive to pressure Senate Democrats into rejecting government funding agreements — even if it sparks a partial shutdown. The group, Indivisible, which previously organized the “No Kings” protests and other anti-Trump demonstrations, is urging Democrats to reject any bipartisan compromise with Republicans and President Donald Trump as the September 30 deadline looms. On its website, Indivisible is hosting a tool that allows activists to contact Democratic senators, complete with a prepared script telling them to block Trump from getting what the group calls a “blank check.”

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Here’s the rewritten article in my own words, keeping the quoted parts exactly as they were: Breaking Update: The jury has delivered its decision – GUILTY ON ALL CHARGES. On Tuesday, a Florida jury concluded deliberations in the trial of Ryan Routh, the 59-year-old accused of attempting to assassinate President Trump. Prosecutors alleged that Routh pushed the barrel of a rifle through the fencing at Trump’s West Palm Beach golf course last year. He was indicted on five federal counts, including attempted assassination of a presidential candidate, and now faces a potential life sentence.

Here’s the rewritten article in my own words, keeping the quoted parts exactly as they were: Breaking Update: The jury has delivered its decision – GUILTY ON ALL CHARGES. On Tuesday, a Florida jury concluded deliberations in the trial of Ryan Routh, the 59-year-old accused of attempting to assassinate President Trump. Prosecutors alleged that Routh pushed the barrel of a rifle through the fencing at Trump’s West Palm Beach golf course last year. He was indicted on five federal counts, including attempted assassination of a presidential candidate, and now faces a potential life sentence.

Charlie was shot on right side back of head and exited out neck. There is a muzzle flash other side near back right side. Tyler Robinson may have been a patsy.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger on the Assassination of Charlie Kirk: “I was deeply upset that someone’s life was taken simply for having a different opinion. It’s unbelievable. Charlie was a gifted communica...

A sequel to Ryan Coogler’s supernatural crime drama Sinners is reportedly moving forward at Warner Bros. Pictures. According to the newest edition of Production Weekly, Sinners 2 is “currently in development.” At this stage, Warner Bros. has not issued any official confirmation. The first film was acquired by Warner Bros. under Coogler’s terms and went on to perform strongly at the box office. Produced on a $90 million budget, Sinners earned $259.94 million domestically and another $79 million internationally, bringing its worldwide total to $340 million. The ending of Sinners had already left the door open for a follow-up.

By Jose Santiago (my article) Published August 09, 2025 Astronomers have long known about Psyche 16 — a massive asteroid orbiting between Mars and Jupiter, composed mostly of metals like gold, nickel,...

By Jose Santiago (my article) Published August 09, 2025 Astronomers have long known about Psyche 16 — a massive asteroid orbiting between Mars and Jupiter, composed mostly of metals like gold, nickel, iron, and platinum. But recent studies have put an astonishing value on it: as much as $10 quintillion (that’s a 1 followed by 19 zeros). To put that in perspective, the entire global economy produces about $110 trillion a year. The sheer amount of wealth locked inside Psyche 16 has led to both excitement and concern. While it’s tempting to imagine paying off national debts overnight and sending stimulus checks to every citizen on Earth, experts warn that flooding the market with too much metal too quickly could cause…

Disney said it is "fully integrating" the Hulu service, which it now owns 100%, into its flagship Disney+ streamer.

The decision would reverse a policy put in place in September 2022, following the U.S. Supreme Court's June ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade.