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In response to Jimmy Kimmel’s show being suspended, Fox News host Brian Kilmeade discussed the situation on “The Ingraham Angle.” Kilmeade noted that Kimmel’s comments about the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk were deemed “too far” by television executives, leading to the show’s preemption. This commentary followed Kilmeade’s own recent controversy, where he suggested “lethal injection” for individuals with mental illness who refuse assistance, sparking significant backlash and calls for his termination. The show’s suspension came after Kimmel’s remarks about the suspect in Kirk’s killing, which were described as “offensive and insensitive.”
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On Thursday, September 18th, Ukrainian Special Operations Forces (SSO) launched a strike on the logistics hub of Russia’s 810th Separate Marine Brigade in the Kursk region, targeting ammunition depots and concealed weapons. The 810th Brigade, known for its involvement in war crimes, has been actively engaged in offensive operations. This marks a continued effort to disrupt Russian forces, following a previous strike on a command post in early January and a larger Ukrainian incursion in August 2024. Ukrainian forces, led by Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrsky, maintain defensive positions in the Kursk and Belgorod regions to contain a significant enemy force.
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On Friday, Estonia reported a violation of its airspace by three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets, remaining for 12 minutes over the Gulf of Finland without permission. NATO swiftly responded, intercepting the aircraft, and the EU condemned the incident as an “extremely dangerous provocation” and a sign of escalating tensions, with the EU proposing new sanctions against Russia. The incident follows previous airspace violations by Russian aircraft in Poland and Romania, prompting calls for increased political and economic pressure on Moscow and pledges to bolster defenses along NATO’s eastern flank.
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Ukrainian Army’s Brazilians quietly encircle Russian troops near Pokrovsk — and eliminate them one by one. This news from the Pokrovsk direction in Donetsk Oblast is definitely interesting. It’s focusing on a fascinating aspect of the conflict: the presence and effectiveness of Brazilian soldiers within the 2nd International Legion.
Here, Brazilian soldiers, seasoned veterans of the Donetsk Oblast defense, are now turning the tables on the remaining Russian forces. Their mission: to eliminate the enemy pockets, mopping up the remnants of the Russian breakthrough attempts near Dobropillia.
Around Pokrovsk, these Brazilian volunteers are demonstrating the real-world applicability of their training. The skills honed in the dense jungles translate perfectly to the challenging Ukrainian terrain, allowing them to quietly navigate forests and villages.… Continue reading
The Trump administration, through the Department of Justice, has initiated lawsuits against Maine and Oregon, claiming they failed to provide necessary voter registration information and adhere to federal laws. These lawsuits, filed under the National Voter Registration Act, the Help America Vote Act, and the Civil Rights Act, allege the states’ refusal to produce electronic voter registration lists and details regarding voter list maintenance procedures. Officials in both states have criticized the actions, accusing the administration of using federal power to intimidate them and undermine elections. The DOJ argues the information is crucial to ensure election integrity and prevent fraudulent voting in federal elections.
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Legal experts are expressing concerns that the Trump administration, through the FCC, may have pressured ABC into dropping Jimmy Kimmel’s show, potentially constituting illegal “jawboning” and censorship. The situation arose after Kimmel made critical remarks about the suspect in the Charlie Kirk killing. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr appeared to threaten legal action against the network and was thanked by Carr for the decision. This is seen as a potential First Amendment violation, with experts like Alex Abdo of the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University, claiming a direct link between government actions and the suppression of speech.
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Stephen Colbert, on *The Late Show*, brought back his conservative alter ego to satirize the recent controversy surrounding Jimmy Kimmel and the Trump administration. The resurrected character, mirroring his past work, criticized the pressure on Kimmel and other late-night hosts, suggesting that they should remain silent to avoid upsetting the president. Colbert’s conservative persona provided a darkly humorous commentary on the state of free speech and censorship, highlighting the supposed solution of self-censorship and conforming to the White House’s messaging. Through this, Colbert also encouraged others to give up their freedoms and remain quiet.
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MI6 chief Richard Moore stated that Vladimir Putin miscalculated the war in Ukraine, underestimating Ukrainian resistance and overplaying his hand. Moore believes there is no evidence Putin is open to genuine peace talks, suggesting he is instead stalling while falsely claiming progress. The MI6 director accused Putin of jeopardizing Russia’s future and accelerating its decline through the ongoing conflict. These comments were made in Istanbul as Moore announced new MI6 strategies to utilize the dark web for intelligence gathering, marking one of his final public appearances before retiring.
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Estonia summoned a Russian diplomat to protest a brazen airspace incursion on Friday, involving three fighter aircraft that remained for 12 minutes. This incident marks the fourth violation of Estonian airspace this year and is considered an extremely dangerous provocation. The Russian aircraft, which lacked flight plans and had their transponders turned off, were intercepted by Italian F-35 fighter jets. The situation has heightened tensions in the region, especially as other nations have reported similar incursions.
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