December 2025

Zelensky: Kyiv Attack Shows Russia’s Unwillingness to End War

Zelensky Says Kyiv Attack Shows Russia Does ‘Not Want To End The War’ This, I think, is the stark reality that’s been laid bare by the recent attacks on Kyiv. It’s a statement that cuts through the noise and speaks volumes about Russia’s intentions. When you launch hundreds of drones at civilian cities, especially just before any kind of negotiation, it sends a clear message. It’s not about finding common ground; it’s about making a point, a violent one. It’s a message that really resonates.

Russia’s actions, quite frankly, speak louder than any of their words. It’s tough to believe they are truly interested in peace when their actions suggest otherwise.… Continue reading

Nigeria Rebukes Trump’s Claims on Airstrikes and Christian Persecution

The released letter, allegedly written by Jeffrey Epstein, appears to reference his death by suicide and his shared interests with the recipient. The letter, purportedly addressed to Larry Nassar, also mentions a shared love for young women. Postmarked August 13, 2019, three days after Epstein’s death, the envelope was addressed to Nassar at a prison in Arizona, although it was returned to sender.

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Trump Taps Beauty Salon Owner to Decide U.S. Entry Bans

Mora Namdar, a part-time beauty salon owner and attorney, has been appointed as the Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs, granting her authority over visa approvals and denials for entry into the United States. Namdar previously served in an interim role within the State Department during Trump’s first term and also contributed to Project 2025, which has influenced the administration’s policy decisions. Her confirmation places a politically connected figure with media experience in a critical role that directly impacts who is allowed into the country. This appointment follows the administration’s ban of citizens from various European countries due to censorship of American viewpoints on social media.

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Lawyers Seek to Recuse Judge Cannon, Citing Pro-Trump Bias

Lawyers trying to bench Aileen Cannon from the case, arguing she’s been in Trump’s corner one too many times, is the crux of the situation. It’s not just that she appears to favor him; it’s the repeated disregard for established legal principles and precedents. This isn’t just a matter of opinion; it’s about the consistent perception of bias and the potential for her actions to undermine the integrity of the legal process.

Aileen Cannon’s conduct has raised serious questions about her impartiality. The fact that she was appointed by Trump, and seemingly with the expectation of loyalty, is a major factor.… Continue reading

Trump’s Holiday Rant: Explosive Social Media Spree Fuels Concerns

Following Christmas, Donald Trump engaged in an extensive social media posting spree on Truth Social, averaging a post every two minutes. His posts covered a wide range of topics, including his immigration policies, claims of election fraud, and celebrations of decreased federal employment, while also referencing Bill Clinton in the Epstein files. He also distanced himself from Jeffrey Epstein in some of his posts. These posts, made from his Mar-a-Lago resort, were met with both criticism and attention on social media.

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Kat Abughazaleh Uses Campaign Funds for Community Aid, Sparks Debate

Amidst the backdrop of a highly competitive primary race, candidate Kat Abughazaleh transformed her campaign headquarters into a mutual aid hub, offering essential supplies and resources to the community. This initiative aims to demonstrate the campaign’s values by providing tangible support, contrasting with traditional campaign methods. Despite facing potential accusations of “vote buying” and resource constraints, the campaign views this approach as a way to directly address community needs, a strategy that aligns with the belief that showing values is more impactful than simply stating them. While the long-term electoral impact remains uncertain, the campaign is focusing on actively assisting people in the present, while also adhering to strict compliance regulations.

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Zelenskyy’s US Security Pact: Skepticism, Mistrust, and Strategic Implications

During a recent interview, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that a bilateral security guarantee agreement with the United States is nearing completion. He stated that the document is “almost ready,” and that while a 20-point plan involving multiple parties is not yet finalized, bilateral agreements with the U.S. are progressing. Zelenskyy indicated discussions on the size of Ukraine’s army are satisfactory and that Ukraine is not currently receiving an official response from Russia regarding the peace plan. He also emphasized the importance of European involvement and security considerations for any future elections or referendums, highlighting that these are the most important factors.

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India Rejects Estonian Call to Pressure Russia on Ukraine War

Estonia’s Foreign Minister, Margus Tsahkna, urges India to leverage its historical relationship with Russia to pressure the country into ending the war in Ukraine and securing a lasting peace, highlighting Russia’s actions as an existential threat to the European Union. He emphasized India’s global responsibility and its capacity to mediate a resolution through dialogue, given its existing ties with Moscow. While acknowledging India’s support for peace talks, Tsahkna raises concerns regarding India’s political and economic relations with Russia, particularly in defense industry cooperation. Estonia believes India’s democratic values and understanding of the UN Charter can greatly contribute to a peaceful resolution.

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Trump’s 2029 Legacy: A Nation Transformed, Perhaps Beyond Recognition

In imagining the United States in 2029 under a Trump presidency, the article envisions a dismantling of the existing global order and a shift towards a tricontinental vision: with Russia in its sphere, China as a regional hegemon, and the US dominating the Americas. This “America First” approach involves a dismantling of alliances, trade wars, and a focus on domestic policies detrimental to the economy. The consequences are projected to include significant economic challenges, a weakened global influence, and a potential decline in the American quality of life.

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Tyler Perry Sued for Sexual Assault by Actor, Second Lawsuit This Year

Actor Mario Rodriguez filed a lawsuit against Tyler Perry, alleging repeated unwanted sexual advances, including sexual battery and assault, over several years. The lawsuit, filed in California, seeks at least $77 million in damages and also names Lionsgate, the distributor of “Boo! A Madea Halloween,” accusing the studio of ignoring Perry’s alleged misconduct. The complaint details alleged incidents at Perry’s home, beginning in 2014, and describes additional encounters in subsequent years. Rodriguez’s lawsuit follows a similar suit filed in June by another actor, Derek Dixon.

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