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11/10/2025
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By Belle Carter
Gunfire erupts in Chicago: Border agents targeted after activist’s threats
A suspect fired shots at U.S. Border Patrol agents during an enforcement operation in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood. The shooter, driving a black Jeep, escaped unharmed, but the incident highlights escalating dangers for law enforcement. A Latin Kings gang member and activist previously placed a bounty on the Border Patrol chief, vowing to “fight” enforcement […]
11/07/2025
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By Belle Carter
Russia warns of Western-backed nuclear sabotage plot at Zaporizhzhia plant
Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) warns that NATO and Ukrainian forces may stage a radioactive disaster at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) and blame Russia. Western think tanks, including Chatham House, allegedly modeled fallout scenarios to shape propaganda blaming Moscow. The SVR compares the alleged plot to past false flags, such as the MH17 […]
11/06/2025
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By Belle Carter
U.S. escalates drug interdiction: 16 strikes, 7 lives lost
The U.S. Department of War has conducted 16 lethal drone strikes since September, killing five suspected drug smugglers in the Pacific – a shift from past non-lethal interdiction efforts. War Secretary Pete Hegseth justifies the strikes by labeling targets as “narco-terrorists,” linking them to the fentanyl crisis in America. Critics warn of mission creep, arguing that […]
11/05/2025
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By Belle Carter
Digital erasure: Big Tech bows to political pressure, wiping out Palestinian war crime documentation
In early October, YouTube removed over 700 videos documenting Israeli abuses in Gaza and the West Bank, deleting accounts of three major Palestinian rights groups—Al-Haq, Al Mezan and the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights—citing compliance with U.S. sanctions under Trump-era policies. The deleted videos included investigations into Israel’s killing of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, torture […]
11/04/2025
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By Belle Carter
UN staff in Yemen face trial over alleged links to Israeli assassination strikes
Dozens of UN employees in Yemen face trial for allegedly assisting Israeli airstrikes that killed top Yemeni officials, including Prime Minister Ahmad Ghalib al-Rahwi. Yemeni authorities claim “clear links” between UN World Food Program staff and the attack, with charges potentially carrying the death penalty. The UN strongly denies any collaboration with Israel and demands the […]
11/04/2025
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By Belle Carter
Amazon drug trade surges as traffickers exploit industrial boom, threatening Brazil-U.S. relations
Traffickers are infiltrating legal Amazonian commerce (oil barges, soybean shipments) to smuggle cocaine. Record drug seizures have tripled in two years, revealing escalating narcotics activity. A major smuggling route from Peru/Colombia into Brazil, controlled by gangs like the Red Command. Authorities patrol less than five percent of the vast, porous borderlands, leaving traffickers unchecked. Surging […]
11/03/2025
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By Belle Carter
U.K. faces pressure to halt arms sales to UAE amid Sudan genocide allegations
Sudan has provided evidence to the UN Security Council, including satellite images and video footage, showing British-made military equipment used by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in mass killings and atrocities in Darfur. This includes targeting devices and vehicle engines manufactured in the United Kingdom. Sudan’s ambassador to the U.K., Babikir Elamin, has stated that […]
11/02/2025
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By Belle Carter
Pentagon admits it doesn’t know identities of those killed in Latin American drug interdiction strikes
The Pentagon has admitted to Congress that it does not know the identities of at least 61 people killed in U.S. military strikes targeting suspected drug-smuggling vessels near Venezuela and in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. This lack of transparency has sparked bipartisan concerns over the legality and oversight of the campaign, which critics argue amounts to extrajudicial […]
11/01/2025
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By Belle Carter
Somali Airlines set to return after 30 years amid security concerns and regional tensions
Somali Airlines, grounded since 1991 due to civil war, plans to resume operations by late 2025, symbolizing national recovery efforts under Transport Minister Mohamed Farah. Persistent threats from Al-Shabaab, political instability and aviation safety concerns cast doubt on the airline’s ability to ensure reliable and secure operations. The government has acquired two Airbus A320s and […]
10/31/2025
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By Belle Carter
Pentagon required military officials to sign NDAs for Latin America operations amid escalating tensions
U.S. officials involved in Latin American operations under Trump were required to sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), a rare move beyond standard secrecy protocols. This has raised concerns about hidden objectives, particularly amid Venezuela’s fears of a U.S. invasion. The U.S. deployed the Gerald Ford carrier strike group (10,000+ troops, F-35s, nuclear subs) and conducted 13 […]
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