9+ min ago (756+ words) Don't be fooled. The only people undermining the American military's chain of command are the president and his secretary of defense. According to the Washington Post, Pete Hegseth gave the order to "kill everybody." Now, however, he's now scapegoating Adm. Frank Bradley. That suggests that Hegseth is well aware of the truth " that the bombing was illegal, that the follow-up bombing of survivors was illegal, and that killing alleged criminals without due process of law is murder. Donald Trump is now helping Hegseth run from criminal consequences. The president wants us to believe that six Democrats who made a video urging military personnel to refuse illegal orders are "sowing distrust and chaos in our arms force," according to the Pentagon, and "putting military servicemembers in harm's way by telling them to disobey their commander-in-chief," according to the White House. Asking…...

12+ min ago (367+ words) Each day we overwhelm your brains with the content you've come to love from the Louder with Crowder Dot Com website. Watch Louder with Crowder every weekday at 11:00 AM Eastern, only on Rumble Premium! That rainbow flag is extremely telling in this story. While it's possible to have a mix of feelings and viewpoints when it comes to deportation efforts, can we please leave the Nativity story out of this? Because in a disgusting pursuit to prove a point to the Trump administration, a woke pastor has decided to mock the birth of Jesus by putting zip ties on baby Jesus and showing ICE agents gassing Mother Mary. You know how many people bought into his cause because of this? Zero. That is how many. No more, no less. According to the New York Post: The birth story has nothing…...

14+ min ago (609+ words) By LifeZette News Staff December 7, 2025 A video that began circulating widely on Thursday showed Rep. Ilhan Omar issuing comments to her audience about responding to political opponents. In the recording, Omar said, "As much as Trump and his cronies want to act like we have no power to respond, the truth is we are more powerful than we think we are." Omar continued by saying: "And I want to [removed] the importance of using every single leverage that we have at our " at, at our arsenal, because we do have a lot of leverage. We need to make sure that those who are collaborating with the authoritarian regime pay a costly price." MORE NEWS: Utah Tech Basketball Player Punches His Opponent in the Face After Getting Dunked on [WATCH] Her reference to a "costly price" drew attention amid ongoing national…...

15+ min ago (215+ words) Sunday, 07 December 2025 07:40 AM EST Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that he will meet President Donald Trump later this month, saying a second phase of the U.S. president's Gaza plan was close. The meeting will discuss possible opportunities for peace and an end to the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas's rule in the enclave, he said during a joint press conference with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Negotiations on the next stages of Trump's plan to end the two-year war in the Palestinian enclave have been continuing. The plan also included the release of Israeli hostages and the establishment of an interim technocratic Palestinian government in Gaza, overseen by an international "board of peace" and backed by an international security force. "I will be having very important conversations at the end of the month on how to ensure the second phase…...

17+ min ago (329+ words) Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth on Saturday again defended a second missile strike on a boat in the Caribbean, but he would not commit to making the footage public. "We're reviewing the process, and we'll see," Hegseth told reporters at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, reports CBS... Hegseth Isn't Sure Video of Strike Will Be Released Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth on Saturday again defended a second missile strike on a boat in the Caribbean, but he would not commit to making the footage public. "We're reviewing the process, and we'll see," Hegseth told reporters at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, reports CBS News. "Whatever we were to decide to release, we'd have to be very responsible about reviewing that right now." His comments come days after President Trump said he'd have "no problem…...

17+ min ago (272+ words) A video showing Russian President Vladimir Putin in an aircraft, watching fighter jets from the window, is being shared on social media, shortly after his two-day visit to India on 5 and 6 December 2025. The claim: The short clip is being shared to claim that Indian Air Force (IAF) jets escorted the Russian president's plane as soon as it entered Indian airspace. Archived versions of more posts sharing this claim can be seen here, here, and here. How do we know?: We ran a reverse image search on the section of the video showing Putin, which led us to a report by Argentinian news portal Infobae, which was published on 13 December 2017. A translated version of the report mentioned that it showed Putin making"a surprise visit to the Russian military base" in Syria's Hmeimim, where he watched "the escort of theRussian Sukhoi…...

18+ min ago (490+ words) When Ukraine set its sights on NATO and later the European Union, many expected Europe to respond with conviction and purpose. Instead, what emerged was a patchwork of shortterm fixes, hesitant commitments, and political squabbles'a portrait of a continent reacting to history rather than shaping it. Europe entered the conflict improvising, not strategizing. What was framed as solidarity has too often become a cascade of costly, shortsighted decisions that drain wealth, fracture unity, and expose the EU's lack of direction. Today, the European Union wrestles with economic fatigue and political discord. Member states remain divided over how long support for... When Ukraine set its sights on NATO and later the European Union, many expected Europe to respond with conviction and purpose. Instead, what emerged was a patchwork of shortterm fixes, hesitant commitments, and political squabbles'a portrait of a continent reacting…...

19+ min ago (242+ words) Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended the Trump administration's military actions against alleged drug boats off Venezuela again on Saturday, emphasizing the president's authority to protect the nation "as he sees fit." Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, now referred to by the Trump administration as War Secretary, is defending controversial military strikes off of Venezuela's coast, dismissing criticism and asserting the president's power to defend the nation by taking any necessary military action "as he sees fit." "Right now the world is seeing the strength of American resolve and stemming the flow of lethal drugs to our country," Hegseth said. "Here again, we've been focused and here we've been clear, if you're working for a designated terrorist organization and you bring drugs to this country in a boat, we will find you and we will sink you." Amid the growing controversy, the…...

20+ min ago (374+ words) Transatlantic rift over fine on Musk's X fires up Euroskeptic parties across the continent. Europe's far-right firebrands are rushing to hitch their fortunes to Washington's new crusade against Brussels. "The Commission's attack on X says it all," Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orb'n said on X on Saturday. "When the Brusselian overlords cannot win the debate, they reach for the fines. Europe needs free speech, not unelected bureaucrats deciding what we can read or say," he said. "Hats off to Elon Musk for holding the line," Orb'n added. Tech mogul Musk said his'response to the penalty'would target the EU officials who imposed it.' "The European Commission appreciates censorship & chat control of its citizens. They want to silence critical voices by restricting freedom of speech," echoed far-right Alternative for Germany leader Alice Weidel. Three right-wing to far-right parties in the EU are…...

21+ min ago (132+ words) Starmer: We have to work with China " even if it threatens national security Source: Reuters Japan accuses China of major military escalation - Tokyo says Chinese fighter jets repeatedly locked onto Japanese military aircraft with fire-control radar in two separate incidents on Saturday. - Japan's defence minister, Shinjiro Koizumi, condemned the alleged actions as "dangerous acts" and lodged a strong protest with China. - The incidents involved Chinese J-15 fighter jets from the aircraft carrier Liaoning allegedly targeting Japanese F-15s over international waters southeast of Japan's Okinawa island chain. - China denied Japan's claims, stating Japanese aircraft had repeatedly approached and disrupted their previously announced carrier-based flight training. - This marks a significant military escalation between the two nations, occurring amidst heightened tensions following remarks by Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi regarding Taiwan....