British police say murder of former minister Ann Widdecombe was a targeted attack A 28-year-old man is suspected of murder and terrorist offences. “It is clear that this was a targeted attack,” said Laurence Taylor, head of the national counter-terrorism unit in the police, at a press conference. We are continuing to work to understand the extent of any planning or preparation and the motivation behind the attack.
DOJ Crackdown Reveals More Noncitizens Charged with Illegal Voting A small town Kansas mayor born in Mexico. A Filipino senior citizen living in Hawaii. Two Pakistani men residing in New Jersey. An Aussie in Louisiana. And a Chinese student studying at the University of Michigan. They all have one thing in common. Each has been charged in the last year with illegally voting in U.S. federal elections as foreigners, part of a sudden wave of prosecutions led by the Trump Justice Department for a crime that used to be among the rarest in the federal court system.
Sheriff Says Somali Youth Gangs Are Running Wild in Minneapolis A Minneapolis sheriff has triggered an uncomfortable conversation by saying out loud what you are not supposed to talk about in Minnesota. “Out of control” gangs of Somali youths are terrorizing the city, and the mayhem is poised to get worse.
China funds American judges’ training on how to use climate change to shut down USA oil companies The Environmental Law Institute, or ELI, has trained more than 2,000 American judges on environmental law through its Climate Judiciary Project. ELI takes Chinese money, advises Chinese regulators tied directly to the CCP intelligence. They then turn to weaponise the American court system against the USA’s own energy companies, Leslie Eastman writes.
Huckabee: Americans Fail To Grasp The Threat Of Iran… But We Are Foolish To Ignore Them “The Strait of Hormuz is a vital maritime corridor for global trade. Iran does not control it,” a statement from CENTCOM read. “U.S. forces are postured and prepared to ensure that freedom of navigation remains available to commercial shipping despite Iran’s continued unwarranted aggression, harassment, threats, and arbitrary declarations.” Over the past year, the U.S. involvement in the Middle East has largely centered on Iran’s threats against Israel. This time, however, Israel does not appear to be a party to the conflict, which, as U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee pointed out in an interview on “This Week on Capitol Hill” on Saturday, is probably a good thing.
Scientists Reveal How China Could Beam Energy Across the Moon With Laser Precision Future lunar settlements may depend as much on reliable electricity as on rockets and habitats. According to research published in the Journal of Deep Space Exploration, Chinese scientists have developed a concept for transmitting energy across the Moon using a network of laser-powered stations. The proposal addresses one of the greatest obstacles facing long-term lunar exploration: delivering continuous power during the Moon’s roughly 14-day-long nights, when solar panels alone cannot generate electricity.
Hamas’ supposed gov’t ‘dissolution’ hasn’t changed Gaza situation, as first int’l troops arrive A week after Hamas announced it was dissolving its government to allow for the transfer of authority to the technocratic National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG), that body remains in Egypt, and Hamas remains in power in the Strip, despite the arrival of the first contingents of the international force meant to provide security instead of the terror group.
At Dimona reactor: Netanyahu’s not-so-subtle warning to Tehran Addressing Tehran directly, Netanyahu said: “We are prepared for every scenario. I can tell you one thing, and I’ll say it to Iran’s leaders: don’t count on things staying quiet if you attack us. Don’t count on a rerun. Because this will not be a rerun, and the last one was powerful enough.
US renews naval blockade and attacks military targets in Iran ‘to destroy emerging threats’ The US launched new strikes on Iranian military targets as its renewed naval blockade of Iranian ports took effect, while Iran reported explosions across the Gulf; Kuwait said it intercepted missiles and drones and Bahrain confirmed it was attacked. After days of exchanges of fire in the Persian Gulf between Iran’s Revolutionary Guards and the U.S. military, the renewed blockade of Iranian ports announced Monday by U.S. President Donald Trump is set to take effect Tuesday at 11 p.m. local time.
Trump threatens infrastructure strikes on Iran unless Tehran negotiates deal Speaking in an interview with Fox News, Trump stated, “We’re going to hit them very hard tonight, we’re going to hit them very hard tomorrow night, we’re going to hit them very hard the night after, and then next week it gets really bad for them because next week comes the power plants, next week comes the bridges.”
Commander of Battalion 47: We are also preparing for an October 7 scenario Lt. Col. V., commander of the 47th Battalion, “Lions of the Valley,” discussed the security challenges facing the sector under his command … He explained that the battalion operates across two main arenas – the eastern arena and the western arena, which includes, among other areas, Jericho and the surrounding villages. Addressing the border with Jordan, he said that the events of October 7 have influenced the IDF’s approach to preparedness, despite the peace agreement between Israel and Jordan.
Iranian strikes cause ‘massive’ explosions in Kuwait, drones strike US military in Jordan The report noted that six teams, backed by the army and National Guard, responded to the strike, with no injuries reported and damage limited to material losses. Iran struck a critical facility in Kuwait on Wednesday, causing multiple “massive” explosions and starting a fire, according to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Kuwait’s KUNA State News Agency reported that the blaze had been brought under control.
The Church of England almost called Israel “genocidal” and blamed the Jews for October 7, but ran out of time The Church of England’s General Synod gathered in York this week to vote on a motion that would formally commit the Church to “engage with” a document accusing the Jewish state of genocide, colonialism, and ethnic cleansing. After a full day of debate, the vote never happened. Synod ran out of time before members could cast a ballot, and the motion now sits with the Business Committee, which will decide when it returns to the floor.
A bizarre and troubling case out of Canada Some might call it a sign of the times: A homosexual couple is suing the surrogate mother they employed for refusing to abort their baby because tests indicated the child might have a cleft lip and other birth defects. The two men have filed suit against the woman in what amounts to a “wrongful birth” case.
British island of Jersey legalizes assisted suicide The British Channel Island of Jersey has legalized assisted suicide. A law that allows adults who are terminally ill to commit suicide with the assistance of a doctor has been granted Royal Assent after the bill was approved by the island’s self-governing legislature in February.
Erdogan’s neo-Ottoman vision takes shape across Africa While public and media attention remains focused on the Middle East, Ankara is quietly and systematically building a strategic axis of influence across Africa. Through defense agreements, infrastructure projects, military bases and expanding religious and cultural influence, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s neo-Ottoman vision is taking shape across the continent.
6.2 earthquake strikes Pacific Ring of Fire: Normal activity or warning of a megaquake? It struck off the coast of the Philippines Tuesday, adding to a series of recent quakes along the Ring of Fire, one of the world’s most active seismic zones. An M6 quake is strong enough to be felt widely, but doesn’t provide a reliable prediction of a future major quake. Earthquakes here are common because of the region’s geological activity.
Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak reaches 1,926 cases in DRC as U.S. tightens travel measures Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in the Congo reached 1,926 confirmed cases and 702 deaths on July 13. The epidemic has expanded across 5 provinces as international response intensifies, experimental countermeasures advance, and the US introduces new travel measures aimed at reducing risk of international spread.
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In 2016, I produced a video you see below that showed what to expect from Islam in the future. Well, the future is here and without question the world is now seeing just how violent Islam is and, it is still spreading. Please watch my video to fully understand the reports below my video. I have a list of reports from 2025, and 2026. Hardly a week goes by now where we don’t see news concerning Islam and what it is doing to our society. The major problem is this, where Islam goes Muslims do not assimilate to the culture they move to. Their goal is to take it over and spread their radical Eastern religion. They have one goal which is to stamp out all other religions and make everyone submit or else! In Revelation 20:4 we see that anyone who does not take the mark of the Antichrist will be beheaded. I ask you, who have we seen in the news that beheads people? Those who hold to radical Islam. Pray for those in Islam that they meet Jesus Christ and be set free of the hate they carry. No real Christian wants them to be barred from heaven.
