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Ukraine Strikes Back at Russian PMC

Ukraine has reportedly struck the H.Q. of the state-funded mercenary group “Wagner” in eastern Ukraine. The private military company founded by Yevgeny Prigozhin, a close ally of Putin, has played an active role throughout the war in Ukraine. Recently, Wagner has been on the frontlines in the Russian offensive against the city of Bakhmut, and its troops are embedded in Russian positions throughout Ukraine. According to Ukraine, their H.Q. in Luhansk was destroyed, with “significant losses.” Ukraine's strikes, and progress in recapturing territory, continue to show their dedication to continuing the conflict until their land is returned. However, Moscow is unlikely to capitulate, and the longer the war goes on, the further away any prospect of peace seems. Read More

Ukraine Strikes Back at Russian PMC

Ukraine has reportedly struck the H.Q. of the state-funded mercenary group “Wagner” in eastern Ukraine. The private military company founded by Yevgeny Prigozhin, a close ally of Putin, has played an active role throughout the war in Ukraine. Recently, Wagner has been on the frontlines in the Russian offensive against the city of Bakhmut, and its troops are embedded in Russian positions throughout Ukraine. According to Ukraine, their H.Q. in Luhansk was destroyed, with “significant losses.” Ukraine's strikes, and progress in recapturing territory, continue to show their dedication to continuing the conflict until their land is returned. However, Moscow is unlikely to capitulate, and the longer the war goes on, the further away any prospect of peace seems. Read More

Violence in Chicago Showcases a Potential Future for American Cities Under Dem Leadership

Nearly 40 people were robbed by armed criminals in Chicago this past weekend alone, highlighting a recent surge in violent crime that has gripped the city in fear. Authorities in the area are citing that there has been a 41% increase in major crime in the city when compared to last year. Citizens have little hope for action to be taken given Democrat Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s position on criminal reform and mass resignation of law enforcement officials following the radical left BLM protests in 2020. Read More

For the First Time in 40 Years, the Largest Volcano in the World Began Erupting

The largest active volcano began erupting on Sunday evening for the first time in 40 years. Although the volcano is not near a populated area, the lava could spread, so they are urging residents to be prepared to evacuate. The Governor stated, “It will take weeks, if not longer, of eruptions occurring in order for the Northeast Rift Zone eruption to reach any kind of community or get close to any infrastructure.” No populated areas will directly get hit by hot lava, but it could be possible down the road. Click here to continue reading about the eruption of Hawaii’s Mauna Loa volcano. Read More

The Red Menace

According to U.S. intelligence reports, Russia has a new arms supplier: North Korea. As Western sanctions continue to squeeze Moscow, Russia is purchasing millions of tons of artillery shells and rockets from North Korea to continue the war in Ukraine. Western sanctions have pushed our rivals to desperation, and as the war goes on and economic warfare with the West continues, Moscow will continue to build closer relations with Iran, China, and any other state that views America as their enemy. Read More

August Job Reports Could Spell Disaster

Americans are starting to look for jobs. However, in Biden’s crippled economy, the job market seems to be narrowing. The economy added 315,000 jobs in August, down from 526,000 in July. While this is bad news for job-hungry Americans, it could be good news for the Fed, which hopes that a hiring reduction will somewhat deflate inflation. While the government urges moderate job growth, some experts predict that a narrow and heavy-handed approach to curbing inflation will tip the country into a recession. Read More

White House Targets Twitter in the Fight Against Misinformation

Drama surrounding Twitter has escalated rapidly following Elon Musk’s takeover of the platform. Musk promised to make Twitter a bastion of free speech and a conclave for citizen journalism. However, leftist critics have blasted the platform as a conduit for “misinformation.” The White House recently weighed in on the issue, telling journalists that they are “keeping a close eye” on Twitter to prevent it from being used to spread dangerous information. Musk has been unapologetic in his handling of Twitter, and his supporters claim the media is afraid that free speech will challenge their narrative. Outrage over Musk's policies has been building over the past two weeks, and some in Washington have even stated that Elon “will pay” for ignoring criticism from D.C’s politicians. Read More

CNN’s New Year’s Eve Prohibition

CNN is putting its foot down for New Year’s Eve celebrations in New York City. The news corporation has decided that New Year’s Eve will be entirely booze-free. This overreach of corporate authority is the first instance of a widespread booze-ban happening at the celebrations. The station allows a select few —Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper— to be exempted from their Times Square Prohibition. CNN personalities are staying defiant, though, pledging to “party harder than we have ever partied before.” Read More

Missile Strike in Poland Likely an Accident by Ukraine Air Defense

Monday evening, a missile struck a patch of farmland in Poland, killing two. Ukraine was quick to point fingers at Russia, and NATO was split down the middle on how best to approach the supposed act of aggression. However, NATO investigators now believe the missile was a stray that likely came from Ukraine’s anti-aircraft defense systems. Monday’s missile strike shows just how close the world might be to open warfare between the West and Russia. Read More