Approximately six days from now I will share a great deal of information on World War Reddit.  I took the insert picture about a week ago as a Ukraine drone struck a venue 500 meters from my location.  Suffice to say, I’m not reporting information to you based on propaganda media, seriously skewed alt-media or […]

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On its face this seems like a rather remarkable statement from President Trump.  However, below the surface the geopolitical ramifications are perhaps not as surprising. Today, President Trump notes the administration is shifting its position of military support toward South Korea. PRESIDENT TRUMP – Based on my very good relationship with Kim Jong Un, of […]

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Fort Worth, Texas, police say an intruder died following a shootout with a homeowner on Saturday around 3:30 p.m.

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More than half of Democrats hold a more positive view of socialism as opposed to capitalism, according to a recent CBS News/YouGov poll.

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One-hundred-and-fifty short-legged dogs delighted fans at the fifth Corgi Race in Vilnius, Lithuania, on Saturday.

The post WATCH — 150 Corgis Gather in Lithuania for International Race and Unique Competitions: ‘It’s Just Great Fun’ appeared first on Breitbart.

For months, the U.S. has been getting pummeled by one major disaster after another, and the past few days have been absolutely insane. Hurricane Lala just dumped more than two feet of rain in some parts of Hawaii, we are witnessing the worst flooding in the entire modern history of Indiana, the endless drought in the Southwest has caused Lake Powell to drop to the lowest level ever recorded, and an absolutely massive heat dome is going to make it feel like it is over 110 degrees in many cities in the Southeast on Monday. If it was just one disastrous week, we could write this off as bad luck. But it hasn’t just been one disastrous week. In fact, we have been experiencing a nightmarish string of natural disasters that stretches all the way back to 2024. So why is this happening to us?

Hurricane Lala was not supposed to be this powerful.

According to CNN, more than 30 inches of rain have already fallen on Hawaii’s Big Island…

Videos obtained by CNN show streets flooded by torrential rainfall on the Big Island, which got over 30 inches of rain. More than 190 flights in and out of Hawaii have been postponed, Green said.

Emergency responders are expected to be busy dealing with urgent matters for 36 hours as the storm passes Hawaii, with damage assessment expected to begin on Monday, the governor said.

Have you ever lived somewhere that suddenly got 30 inches of rain?

The National Hurricane Center has issued a warning for those that live in Hawaii to be alert for life-threatening flooding and mudslides.

Those that live in areas with steep terrain will be particularly in danger.

By the time it is all said and done, it is being projected that Lala will dump up to 35 inches of rain in some areas…

By the time Lala’s completely gone, some higher-altitude places on the Big Island, dominated by the towering Mauna Kea volcano, will have been hit with as much as 35 inches (89 centimeters) of rain, forecasters said, enough to loosen steep slopes where some of the 210,000 islanders live off the grid in improvised housing.

I can’t even imagine that much rain, because I have never experienced anything like it.

Officials instituted a search and rescue mission after a number of homes were reportedly “swept off their foundations”…

The island of Oahu, including the state’s capital Honolulu, is under a flash flood warning Sunday morning. Parts of Hawaii’s Big Island are also under a flash flood warning, and National Weather Service had previously called that warning a “Particularly Dangerous Situation.”

“Several occupied homes may have been swept off their foundations, and based on that, civil defense has initiated a search and rescue mission,” Hawaii County Mayor Kimo Alameda said overnight.

One minute you are sleeping, and the next minute your house is literally being swept along by floodwaters.

That is how fast it can happen.

Lala also brought extremely high winds to the island chain.

In fact, Accuweather is telling us that there were “wind gusts as high as 140 mph” on Mauna Kea…

As of Sunday morning, wind gusts as high as 140 mph have been observed at the summit of Mauna Kea on the Big Island, where heavy snow and blizzard conditions were observed. Intermediate elevation gusts to 91 mph have been observed at Waimea on the Big Island and near 80 mph on Molokai.

Meanwhile, Indiana is dealing with a flooding disaster that is absolutely unprecedented.

Entire communities are underwater, and officials are calling this a “once-in-a-lifetime” event…

Six people are dead and many more are missing as torrential rain spawned destructive high water across Indiana in what authorities are calling “once-in-a-lifetime floods.”

Entire towns were inundated with murky water as rising rivers exceeded their banks, with some residents taking to kayaks and small boats to save fellow residents or to escape, according to news outlets.

There are actually portions of several states that have been severely flooded, but Indiana was hit the worst.

At one point, the White River actually set a brand new all-time record by reaching a level of 24.93 feet…

The day after a destructive derecho tore across northern Indiana and parts of Illinois, rivers in eastern Indiana swelled, engulfing homes and reaching historic levels.

The White River at Anderson, Indiana, reached 24.93 feet early Friday morning. This surpassed the previous record of 23.60 feet set in 1913, more than a century ago. The river had not been above 20 feet at this location since 1958.

At Raible Avenue in Anderson, the river crested Friday morning at 21.60 feet, just shy of its record of 23.00 feet, also set in 1913.

What a nightmare.

Some of the images that are coming out of Indiana are absolutely heartbreaking…

While the center of the country keeps getting hammered by one storm after another, the western third of the nation continues to endure a multi-year drought of epic proportions.

I wrote about the horrific wildfires in the Northwest at the end of last week.

In the Southwest, the big story today is the fact that Lake Powell has now hit the lowest level ever recorded…

Lake Powell, the giant reservoir on the Utah-Arizona border that helps power millions of homes, has fallen to its lowest level ever amidst a worsening western drought exacerbated by climate change.

The lake’s surface dropped to 3,519.91 feet above sea level on Aug. 15, according to the Bureau of Reclamation’s automated gauge system. The previous lowest level was 3,519.92 feet, reached in April 2023. Dropping below 3,490 feet could imperil the lake’s ability to generate electricity, and federal officials have been pulling water out of smaller reservoirs upstream to help delay reaching that level.

Federal officials are going to do what they can, but if it simply doesn’t rain this crisis is only going to intensify.

If you live in that area of the country, this is a story that you will want to watch very closely.

In the Southeast, a gigantic heat dome continues to absolutely bake tens of millions of Americans…

An extensive heat dome will continue to build across the Gulf Coast early this week, bringing several days of dangerous heat and high humidity with little overnight relief and increasing the risk of heat-related illnesses.

On Monday, it is going to feel like it is 113 degrees in Jacksonville, Florida.

That is hot!

Of course it isn’t just the United States that has been experiencing more frequent natural disasters.

Since the beginning of June, our planet just hasn’t stopped shaking.

I wrote about the magnitude 7 or greater earthquakes that have been occurring in recent months last week, and now we have another one to add to the list…

Rescuers started arriving today for thousands of evacuees on Indonesia’s Flores Island after a powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake killed 51 people, injured dozens and damaged hundreds of houses and buildings.

Some 5,000 people fled their homes as the quake hit the island on Saturday at 5.58am local time – around 11pm in the UK.

It was followed by at least 341 aftershocks, a spokesman for the BNPB national disaster agency, Berton Suar Pelita Panjaitan, said.

Magnitude 7 or greater earthquakes are supposed to be rare.

In some years, we have less than 10.

But now they are happening with alarming regularity.

We live at a time of tremendous chaos.

Catastrophic events are occurring all around us, and I fully expect the months ahead to be even crazier.

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THE WASHINGTON STAND—The curtain is being pulled back on the reckless disregard for health and safety displayed during the COVID-19 vaccination rollout—and it’s an opportunity for our country to right more than one wrong.

“Since many people have significant cytokines storm and fever after the 2nd dose, this theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the 1st trimester,” Dr. Anthony Fauci wrote in texts revealed on Monday, going on to add that, “One must weigh the potential risks against the benefits.”

Who exactly was weighing the risks and benefits? Not pregnant women themselves, since Fauci never shared his concerns about miscarriage publicly, instead telling the world there were “no red flags” for pregnant mothers receiving the vaccine.

This month, I’m mourning what should have been the due date for the little one I miscarried. Not one day of this awful year has gone by when that child hasn’t been at the forefront of my mind.

I wept on my birthday, knowing I would never light candles for that baby’s cake. I stared aimlessly at the ocean on family vacation, thinking about how that little one would never feel the sand between her toes. And always, wherever I go, I carry the weight of wondering, “If I had just done something differently, would she still be here?”

I know my miscarriage wasn’t due to the COVID vaccine (I didn’t get one). But as the risks of these shots are brought to light, I’m painfully aware of the incalculable harm that Anthony Fauci and other federal agents have inflicted on mothers across the country by robbing them of informed consent.

Can you imagine how many moms woke up today wondering, “If I had just skipped the vaccine, would my baby still be here?” I can only pray these moms find peace in knowing that, if the vaccine truly did play a role in their loss, it wasn’t their fault.

I want accountability for Fauci and justice for the moms and unborn children he knowingly put at risk. But I also want those currently serving in our federal government to take a good look in the mirror before concluding they would never make the same mistakes.

In September of 2025, the FDA announced that it would conduct a safety review of the abortion drug mifepristone. Nearly a year later, we are still awaiting the results of this review – and, in the meantime, this lethal drug has proliferated without meaningful regulation, even in states that legally protect unborn life.

Meanwhile, the DOJ has thus far refused to walk back a Biden-era policy that allows abortion drugs to be shipped through the mail in violation of the Comstock Act, a longstanding federal law.

Mifepristone is dangerous for women even under the “best” of conditions. A recent study indicated that nearly 11% of women who take the drug experience a serious adverse event, a rate 22 times higher than the one historically reported by the FDA and drug manufacturers. When we take into account that anyone, ranging from children to abusive boyfriends, can currently access this drug online, it’s clear that there’s no time to waste before creating meaningful protections for women and unborn children.

Fauci and other Biden administration officials who knowingly put pregnant mothers and their babies at risk deserve harsh accountability. But we can’t stop there. Moms like me are tired of our health and our children’s health being stuck on the back burner.

It’s high time that the federal government creates meaningful protections for pregnant mothers and their babies by removing FDA approval for the lethal abortion drug mifepristone and enforcing the Comstock Act.

Originally published by The Washington Stand.

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