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Florida’s failed U.S. Senate candidate Alexander Vindman (D) is planning to give away millions in campaign funds as a way to fight President Donald Trump, whom he hates. Vindman lost the Democrat primary this week to state Rep. Angie Nixon, who said “in recent months” that she joined the Democrat Socialists of America (DSA), Breitbart News reported Tuesday. On Friday the Washington Post reported Vindman’s decision to begin doling out the money: A $400,000 donation to the state party is intended to help his onetime primary opponent, state Rep. Angie Nixon, as well as other statewide and federal candidates running in tough…

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The weekly has profiled a man who says he was forcibly mobilized and later deserted after being physically abused by a superior Dozens of Ukrainian soldiers have deserted while undergoing military training in Germany, Die Zeit has reported, citing interviews with ten men who fled their units.Kiev has increasingly relied on forced mobilization as it struggles to replenish battlefield losses. Videos regularly circulate online showing recruitment officers detaining men in public places and forcing them into vehicles, sometimes after violent confrontations. The practice has become widely known in Ukraine as “busification.”Die Zeit reported on Wednesday that during the early years…

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Katie Hobbs / Credit: Wikimedia Commons Arizona’s Democratic attorney general has declined to charge Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs over explosive allegations that a major state contractor poured hundreds of thousands of dollars into Democratic political coffers before receiving a lucrative 30 percent rate increase. Far-left Attorney General Kris Mayes announced Friday that her office would bring no criminal charges against Hobbs over her administration’s dealings with Sunshine Residential Homes. The numbers behind the investigation were eye-popping. Sunshine donated $200,000 to the Arizona Democratic Party ahead of Hobbs’ disputed victory over Republican Kari Lake back in 2022. It then contributed $100,000…

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The world’s oldest living person celebrated her 117th birthday on Friday and continues to thrive while living at a care home in Surrey, England. In a statement to ABC News, Ethel Caterham said, “Thank you for all of the kind birthday wishes. Even at 117, I’ve had many firsts this year, from stroking a llama to holding hands with the King! I’ve had a lovely day celebrating with my family and friends, and I look forward to seeing what next year brings!” the outlet reported Friday. In the year 1909 when Caterham was born, Edward VII was King of England…

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Oil industry analysts on Friday noted a sharp decline in Iran’s offers of crude oil to Chinese buyers after the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports was reimposed on July 13. Reuters on Friday noted that Iran’s offers of shipments for September and October are down from July and August sales and there have been no sightings of an actual Iranian supertanker crossing the Strait of Hormuz since July. WATCH — President Trump: I’m the Last Person to Trust Iran: It is possible that some ships might have slipped through by switching off their Automatic Identification System (AIS) transponders and “running dark.” U.S.…

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Thursday on FNC’s “Hannity,” Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) commented on the current state of the Democrat Party, which he said was being united by a disdain for America and a hatred for President Donald Trump. “Congressman, love your take on this. I mean, this is the thing — you would think Donald Trump does nothing good ever if you ever watch any other network, read The New York Times or Washington Post or any major newspaper,” host Sean Hannity said. “They never, ever give him any credit for anything. They kept their eyes closed with Biden’s cognitive decline and they…

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Each new scandal around Zelensky’s circle exposes a system of theft, cover-ups and rival clans – while suggesting worse still lies beneath The politics of Vladimir Zelensky’s Ukraine remain a smelly swamp, producing a ceaseless seepage of scandals occasionally percolating to the surface in big, toxic bubbles that pop with a noxious stink. Recently, for instance, the returning ambassador to the US – no less – has become the subject of a corruption case bad enough to require bail equivalent to $130,000.The very latest Zelensky regime stink bubble to burst, however, is centered on a former double minister. Before ending up…

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Screengrab Social Media/X All of Europe is sick with the knife stabbing epidemic, but in Sweden, they are taking things a step further. One person has reportedly died, and several others are injured after a man armed with a sword attacked a high school in the small city of Fagersta in central Sweden. Some outlets like The Telegraph are describing the blade as a ‘machete’, but a picture doing the rounds in social media clearly shows a sword, and most outlets describe it as such. There’s also been some confusion regarding victims: some say 2 injured, three injured – but…

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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday held a special meeting of the Russian Security Council to discuss securing and developing Russia’s assets in the Arctic Circle. Those assets have grown more important now that China is using its “Ice Silk Road” strategy to avoid Iranian terrorism in the Strait of Hormuz by shipping goods through Russia’s Arctic route. Russia’s state-run Tass news agency noted that the Russian Security Council has been meeting in person with unusual frequency this month. Participants include Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, the speakers of both houses of the Russian parliament, Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev,…

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An unnamed official at the South Korean Unification Ministry told reporters on Friday that the government of leftist President Lee Jae-myung supports “direct” talks between President Donald Trump and North Korean communist dictator Kim Jong-un to facilitate an end to the 76-year-old Korean War. The official made the remark in the context of President Trump announcing on Sunday that he had ordered a significant reduction in the time and scale of the Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises, which Seoul and Washington hold annually to prepare for any potential resumption of the Korean War. While the war began with the communist north…

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