Author: Andrew Rogers

A senator from Arizona says he has faced a sudden wave of threats after he spoke out about the duty of military members to follow the law. He says the reaction shows how pressure and fear are now used to silence people who raise concerns about government actions. The senator explains that he will not step back, even as attempts to intimidate him grow. He says many of the threats came from people who support the former president. According to him, their anger rose after he shared a message about the limits of military power and the need for clear…

The U.S. administration confirmed that a second strike against narot terrorists took place under the authority of Admiral Bradley. This action followed orders from Secretary Hegsth on September 2, designed to target groups labeled as presidentially designated narot terrorists. The administration emphasized that the strike was conducted within the laws of war. Officials clarified that while Secretary Hegsth authorized the initial strike, Admiral Bradley issued the second strike independently. His decision ensured that the threat posed by the narot terrorist group was fully eliminated. The statement confirmed that the strikes aimed to destroy the boat and prevent any further risk…

Thousands of people gathered in Harissa, Lebanon, to welcome Pope Leo as he arrived in the country. His visit has raised hopes for peace and stability in Lebanon, which has faced years of political and economic challenges. During his address, the Pope emphasized coexistence, faith, and hope. He highlighted the resilience of the Lebanese people and their desire for peace. “We want to witness that coexistence shares with us a thirst for peace,” he said. He also spoke of faith as a guiding light, even in the darkest moments, and encouraged everyone to find joy and protection in God. The…

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing growing criticism after a Washington Post report revealed he ordered a military strike on a Caribbean boat with the instruction to “kill everybody.” The strikes, carried out on September 2, targeted a vessel allegedly linked to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua. The first strike failed to kill all 11 people on board, prompting a second attack authorized under Hegseth’s order. The U.S. administration calls the targets “narco-terrorists,” but the strikes have killed at least 83 people, raising questions about legality and the rules of engagement. The White House confirmed Hegseth authorized the second…

A peaceful rally in Sofia escalated into violence as tens of thousands of Bulgarians gathered to protest the government’s draft budget for 2026. Citizens expressed frustration over proposed spending plans, taxation measures, and social policy changes, demanding more transparency and public input. The demonstration, which began calmly in the city center, quickly turned chaotic when protesters clashed with police. Reports indicate that officers used tear gas and batons to control the crowd after some participants attempted to storm government buildings. Several people were injured, and authorities confirmed multiple arrests. Protesters criticized the budget as favoring elites while neglecting the needs…

President Donald Trump has announced an indefinite pause on asylum for certain countries, citing security risks and immigration concerns. The announcement comes after a recent attack in the United States involving an Afghan national admitted under the Biden administration’s Operation Allies Welcome program. Trump emphasized that some asylum seekers come from countries with weak governance and high crime rates, such as Somalia. He argued that allowing individuals from these nations into the U.S. without strict vetting poses risks to national security. “We don’t want those people,” Trump said, adding that the pause could last for an extended period. The move…

Tennessee voters are heading to the polls tomorrow in a high-stakes election that has drawn national attention. The race has become a focal point for both parties, with heavy spending and prominent figures campaigning in the state. Republicans are rallying around Matt Van Eps, calling him the best candidate to represent Tennessee and Nashville in Congress. Party leaders emphasised his conservative values and commitment to God, country, and an “America First” agenda. They argue that a decisive voter turnout will secure a clear victory. “The whole world is watching Tennessee right now,” one Republican leader said. “Nothing is automatic. Every…

Starbucks workers are leading a nationwide strike, demanding fair wages, better working conditions, and union rights. The protests have spread to 120 stores in 85 cities, highlighting long-standing issues in corporate labor practices. The movement has drawn attention from national leaders and city officials who have joined workers on picket lines. Speakers emphasized that these demands are not about greed but about decency and respect for labor. Workers say they deserve compensation that allows them to live dignified lives. During a rally, one official shared staggering figures. Starbucks earned $36.2 billion in revenue last year, while CEO Brian Niccol received…

Large crowds gathered outside the home of the Israeli president in Tel Aviv after the prime minister asked for a full pardon in his long legal battle. The Netanyahu pardon protest drew many people who said the request should be rejected. The protest grew quickly and showed how divided the country remains over the corruption cases involving the longtime leader. People waved signs and dressed in ways meant to show their frustration. They said the pardon request would weaken the rule of law and damage public trust. The demand for a pardon came only hours before the protests began. The…

Flooding and landslides continue to cause heavy damage across Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand. More than 1,000 people have died in the past week, and many survivors are still waiting for help. Indonesia reported the highest number of deaths, followed by Sri Lanka and Thailand. Many people remain missing, and families are searching for loved ones in areas that rescue teams are still trying to reach. Indonesia’s response has grown after the disaster hit several provinces on Sumatra Island. Thousands of homes were damaged, and many roads were cut off. This made it difficult for rescue workers to reach communities…