Overnight on Tuesday, Ukraine launched a large-scale drone attack on Russia, impacting targets as far as Tyumen, over 2,000 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, coinciding with Vladimir Putin’s birthday. Moscow reported intercepting 209 projectiles, primarily over border regions, following a previous day’s retaliatory strike by Russia. The attack on Tyumen, which included an industrial site and potentially the Tyumen Oil Refinery, marks one of Ukraine’s deepest strikes and has contributed to Russia’s fuel shortages. These attacks have intensified in recent months, significantly impacting Russian refining capacity and gasoline output, prompting government measures to address the supply issues.
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On the anniversary of the October 7th massacre, pro-Hamas graffiti, including messages like “Oct 7, do it again,” appeared across Australia. These hateful messages, such as “Glory to Hamas,” were sprayed in various locations, including Melbourne. The Stand for Palestine Australia group organized a “glory to our martyrs” event in Sydney’s Bankstown suburb on Tuesday evening. This event and the graffiti sparked significant controversy and concern.
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Hamas has demanded the release of “Nukhba fighters” involved in the October 7 massacre, along with high-profile terrorist masterminds, potentially jeopardizing hostage negotiations. This demand, if met, would be politically damaging for the Israeli government, while some commentators fear the White House may pressure Israel to concede. Negotiations, which began in Sharm el-Sheikh, are ongoing, with indirect talks involving Donald Trump’s representatives; he has urged a speedy resolution. Despite talks, Israeli airstrikes have continued, and families of hostages have called for the Nobel Peace Prize to be awarded to Donald Trump, whose position on the peace deal is important.
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As the current administration leverages the shutdown, the publication is stepping up to provide unbiased reporting and maintain accountability. They are dedicated to delivering fact-based journalism, and they need ongoing support to continue their work. Previous support has been instrumental in strengthening the newsroom, especially during challenging times, and they now call for further backing. The publication is grateful for their readers and hopes they will contribute again to help them keep the truth in focus.
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China has ceased its soybean purchases from the United States, escalating trade tensions and impacting American farmers. This action is a strategic move by Beijing, particularly as both countries anticipate potential discussions. The cessation has significantly reduced US soybean exports to China, prompting the Trump administration to consider a bailout for affected farmers. Furthermore, China views the import halt as leverage in trade negotiations, while the US perceives it as a means of coercion.
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US Supreme Court to examine Colorado’s gay ‘conversion therapy’ ban, and it’s hard not to feel a sense of dread mixed with disbelief. The very idea that a court, especially this one, would even consider overturning a ban on a practice so demonstrably harmful is, frankly, infuriating. It feels like we’re living in a time warp, hurtling backward while the rest of the world hopefully progresses.
The core issue at hand revolves around whether a state, in this case Colorado, has the right to prohibit licensed therapists from providing “conversion therapy” to minors. This isn’t about banning speech; it’s about banning actions, specifically, actions that have been proven to cause significant psychological damage.… Continue reading
During a recent social media livestream, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez suggested that the best way to counter Trump administration officials, such as Stephen Miller, is to ridicule them, particularly focusing on their “insecure masculinity.” She asserted that humor is a potent tool to dismantle movements built on such foundations. Ocasio-Cortez’s remarks came amidst her ongoing engagement with supporters and following interactions with figures like Miller, who recently engaged in a heated exchange with Representative Dan Goldman. She also dismissed claims from Republicans.
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The Danish Ministry of Defense is reconsidering the Israeli air defense system Barak MX, manufactured by Israel Aerospace Industries, due to recent drone incursions at Danish airports and military installations. This renewed interest stems from Barak MX’s “soft kill” option, which electronically neutralizes drones, and its quick availability. Although previously ruled out, the system is now back under consideration for procurement.
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During a Fox News appearance, Stephen Miller responded to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Instagram comments, in which she criticized his height and labeled him a “clown.” Miller called Ocasio-Cortez a “trainwreck” in response to the congresswoman’s remarks, which were played for him live on air. He also stated that her television appearances negatively impact the Democratic Party’s approval ratings. Ocasio-Cortez responded on X, expressing amusement at the segment.
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AOC’s Stephen Miller Takedown: Fox Plays It Back & He Melts Down
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