November 2025

Ukraine Mass Produces Shahed-Interceptor Drones: Effective Against Shaheds

Ukraine has begun serial production of the Octopus, a domestically developed drone designed to intercept Russian-Iranian Shahed-type drones. This interceptor, proven effective in combat, can operate in challenging conditions, including night, heavy jamming, and low altitudes. The technology has been distributed to several Ukrainian manufacturers, with more preparing to begin production, aiming to quickly bolster Ukraine’s air defenses. Furthermore, Ukraine and the United Kingdom have signed an agreement for co-production, marking the first serial production of a Ukrainian combat drone within a NATO country.

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Calls Grow for AOC to Challenge Schumer in Primary

Amidst growing dissatisfaction, some Democrats are urging Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to challenge Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, despite his re-election not being until 2028. This push is fueled by frustration over Schumer’s leadership, particularly after several Senate Democrats voted with Republicans on a recent government shutdown. Furthermore, low approval ratings for Schumer in New York and Ocasio-Cortez’s rising popularity have contributed to the calls for a change in leadership. Some strategists believe Ocasio-Cortez possesses the dynamism and communication skills to successfully unseat Schumer in a primary.

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Pritzker Warns Trump Could Wage War on Venezuela to Distract from Epstein Scandal

Amid escalating tensions in the Caribbean, a Democratic Party critic warned that the release of newly surfaced documents detailing the president’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein could lead to military action in Venezuela as a distraction. The released emails included Epstein’s claims of spending time with the president and possessing sensitive information. This development followed the president’s threats against Venezuela and military strikes in the Caribbean. Furthermore, the administration has claimed the strikes are to stop drug trafficking out of Venezuela, while also signaling that the US could attack Venezuela directly, prompting Maduro to prepare the country’s military.

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Trump Flew on Epstein’s Planes: Flight Log Details Emerge

Flight logs reveal that Donald Trump and Bill Clinton both utilized Jeffrey Epstein’s private planes. Trump flew on Epstein’s aircraft on numerous occasions in the 1990s, including trips with family members. Bill Clinton took several flights on Epstein’s planes after leaving office, visiting various international locations. The logs also show that various celebrities, including Naomi Campbell and Kevin Spacey, also flew on Epstein’s planes.

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Trump Lowers Food Tariffs Amid Inflation Concerns: A Reversal?

In response to rising inflation concerns, President Trump signed an executive order on Friday to lower tariffs on various food imports, including beef and coffee. This decision retroactively removes duties imposed earlier in the year, representing a significant change in stance for the President. The move comes amidst growing concerns about high grocery prices, with Democrats criticizing the administration for creating and then attempting to fix the problem. Additionally, the order follows recent framework trade deals aimed at eliminating tariffs on certain food imports from specific countries.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene: Trump’s Epstein Files Stance “A Huge Miscalculation”

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has stated that former President Donald Trump’s opposition to releasing files related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation is a “huge miscalculation.” Greene, who signed a petition to force a vote on the matter, believes the focus should be on supporting Epstein’s victims, who have not accused Trump of any wrongdoing. The House Oversight and Reform Committee, of which Greene is a member, has also released documents from Epstein’s estate that reveal his connections to various high-profile individuals. These documents, according to Greene, offer a glimpse into a complex network of global affairs and powerful figures.

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Trump Approval Rating Plummets: Staggering Losses Among Key Groups

A recent poll conducted by the Associated Press and the NORC Center for Public Affairs Research reveals a significant decline in President Trump’s job approval, with only 33% of respondents approving of his management of the federal government. This represents a 10-percentage point drop since March. The poll also shows a decrease in approval among Republicans and Independents, alongside a dip in his approval for handling the economy, now at 33%. Furthermore, disapproval of his handling of immigration has increased while approval of his healthcare management has also slightly increased.

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Epstein Email: Trump “Blew Bubba,” Identity Unconfirmed

An email exchange between Mark and Jeffrey Epstein, released in November 2025, revealed Mark asking his brother to inquire with Steve Bannon about whether Vladimir Putin possessed photos of Donald Trump engaging in oral sex, referred to as “blowing Bubba”. The authenticity of the email was confirmed by Snopes through an independent review of the released Epstein documents. The context of the email exchange showed the full conversation and its lighthearted banter. Speculation arose online regarding the identity of “Bubba,” with some suggesting it could be former President Bill Clinton, although this has not been confirmed.

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Trump Meets Syrian Leader With Controversial Past Amidst US Foreign Policy Debate

The handshake between President Trump and former extremist leader Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House is a striking shift in U.S.-Syria relations, indicating a move toward sanction relief. This meeting with al-Sharaa, who once led a group designated as a foreign terrorist organization by the U.S., marks a significant pivot, as he is now recognized as Syria’s head of state. Trump’s praise of al-Sharaa and the subsequent suspension of sanctions suggest a potential strategy to leverage Syria’s role in counter-terrorism and regional influence, despite concerns over his past. This action, however, raises questions about accountability and the human cost of the conflict, making the long-term impact of this diplomatic move uncertain.

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Epstein Offered Trump Advice to Russian Diplomat in 2018, Records Reveal

Epstein appeared to offer political advice on dealing with Trump in 2018, which is certainly a fascinating and disturbing angle to this whole saga. It’s almost unbelievable that even after his conviction as a sex offender, Epstein was still trying to position himself as some kind of international power broker, offering counsel on how to manage then-President Trump. The audacity is just staggering, and it underscores the depths of his connections and the kind of influence he believed he wielded.

The fact that Epstein apparently “boasted that he had counseled a top Russian diplomat on Trump’s psyche” really sets the stage.… Continue reading