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Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the U.S. military conducted a “lethal” strike against a drug vessel in the southern Caribbean. “As @potus just announced moments ago, today the U.S. military conducted a lethal strike in the southern Carribean against a drug vessel which had departed from Venezuela and was being operated by a designated narco-terrorist organization,” Rubio said. As @potus just announced moments ago, today the U.S. military conducted a lethal strike in the southern Carribean against a drug vessel which had departed from Venezuela and was being operated by a designated narco-terrorist organization. — Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) September 2, 2025 More from CBS News: Details on the strike, including who operated the vessel, remain sparse. The strike came after the U.S. confirmed last month that the Navy would boost its presence near Venezuela, deploying three warships to the waters off the South American country as part of an anti-drug cartel mission. Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro called the ships an “extravagant, unjustifiable, immoral and absolutely criminal and bloody threat.” The Trump administration has accused Maduro’s government — a longtime U.S. foe — of working with drug cartels to traffic narcotics to the United States. President Trump said the U.S. military “shot out” a drug-carrying boat from Venezuela. Check it out: BREAKING: President Trump just announced the U.S. military “SH0T OUT” a drug carrying boat from Venezuela on its way to America THIS is what the U.S. military SHOULD be used for! Defending the homeland. NOT regime change in foreign nations! pic.twitter.com/FJc0raxFjd — Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) September 2, 2025 The Associated Press provided further info: The U.S. has not signaled any planned land incursion by the thousands of personnel being deployed. Still, President Nicolás Maduro’s government has responded by deploying troops along Venezuela’s coast and border with neighboring Colombia, as well as by urging Venezuelans to enlist in a civilian militia. Maduro has insisted that the U.S. is building a false drug-trafficking narrative to try to force him out of office. He and other government officials have repeatedly cited a United Nations report that they say shows traffickers attempt to move only 5% of the cocaine produced in Colombia through Venezuela. Landlocked Bolivia and Colombia, with access to the Pacific and Caribbean, are the world’s top cocaine producers. The press office of Venezuela’s government did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Trump’s announcement.

President Trump announced on Tuesday that U.S. Space Command will relocate its headquarters from Colorado to Alabama. The headquarters will now be located in Huntsville, Alabama, receiving the nickname “Rocket City.” “This will result in more than 30,000 Alabama jobs,” Trump said. Trump added that it would result in billions of dollars of investments. Check it out: BREAKING — IT'S OFFICIAL: President Trump announces he is moving the US Space Command HQ from Colorado to ALABAMA More than 30,000 JOBS will now be created in Huntsville, Alabama, which will now be known as "ROCKET CITY," Trump says BILLIONS of dollars of investments will… pic.twitter.com/S5vYgAklUc — Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) September 2, 2025 More from the Associated Press: Trump said Huntsville won the race for the Space Command headquarters, in part, because “they fought harder for it than anybody else.” GOP Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who is running for governor of Alabama, said Huntsville is the “perfect place” for the headquarters and suggested it be named after Trump. And Alabama Republican Sen. Katie Britt, who stood next to Trump during the announcement, thanked Trump for “restoring Space Command to its rightful home.” “The Biden administration chose to make this political,” she said. “What we want to do is put the safety and security of Americans first. We want to make sure our American war fighter is put first.” The Associated Press reported earlier Tuesday that the president would announce the move at the White House after a Pentagon website set up to livestream the remarks described the event hours in advance as a “U.S. Space Command HQ Announcement.” “We look forward to building a huge Space Command and having the Donald J. Trump Space Command Center in Huntsville, Alabama,” Tuberville said. WOAH: Senator Tommy Tuberville just hinted that the new Space Force Command Headquarters will be named after "Donald J. Trump!" pic.twitter.com/9j97Sbp0jb — Townhall.com (@townhallcom) September 2, 2025 Tuberville said the move would save taxpayers $480 million dollars. TOMMY TUBERVILLE claims moving Space Command will "save taxpayers $480 million dollars." pic.twitter.com/Ejp5oIXoRB — Fox News (@FoxNews) September 2, 2025 Reuters provided further info: The decision reverses a move made under former President Joe Biden’s administration, which had selected Colorado Springs as the permanent home for the military’s newest combatant command. Defense officials have previously estimated that relocating the headquarters, which became fully operational in December 2023, could cost hundreds of millions of dollars and take three to four years to complete. The Space Command, established in 2019 under the first Trump administration, is responsible for military operations beyond Earth’s atmosphere and defending U.S. satellites from potential threats. About 1,700 personnel work at Space Command, according to congressional records. Trump has often linked federal funding decisions and politics. The president previously blocked a move to put the FBI’s headquarters in Maryland, calling it a “liberal state,” and suggested linking disaster aid in California to the state’s policy decisions. “The problem I have with Colorado, one of the big problems, they do mail-in voting. They went to all mail-in voting, so they have automatically crooked elections,” Trump said. Citizens can vote in person or by mail in Colorado. All of Colorado’s congressional leaders said in a joint statement, “Moving Space Command sets our space defense apparatus back years, wastes billions of taxpayer dollars, and hands the advantage to the converging threats of China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea.” Four of Colorado’s representatives are Republicans. Huntsville, home to NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center and a major hub for defense contractors, such as L3Harris and Lockheed Martin, has long lobbied for the Space Command headquarters.

To even the most casual rock fan, The Who’s seminal Live At Leeds is considered one of the greatest live rock albums ever, showcasing the immeasurable talents of singer Roger Daltrey, guitarist Pete Townshend, drummer Keith Moon, and bassist John Entwistle. Live At The Oval, 1971, recorded a couple of years after Live At Leeds, reveals the fearsome foursome as one of the best live rock acts of the day, ruling the concert stages in the late 60s and early 70s. On September 19, 1971, the band headlined “Goodbye Summer: A Rock Concert,” a fundraiser in aid of famine relief for the people of Bangladesh. It was held at The Oval cricket ground in Kennington, south London, before a crowd of 35,000. The 15 songs from The Who’s performance have been newly mixed from the original eight-track analog multi-track tapes. A snippet-of-a-song “So Glad To See Ya,” begins with the band rolling into “Summertime Blues,” famous from the aforementioned Live At Leeds, but sounding just as heavy here. Then we are hit with the then-new songs from Who’s Next, which was released just weeks before this concert. John Entwistle sings lead on his “My Wife,” before the band falls into “Love Ain’t For Keeping.” Neither really stands out, save for maybe some fun jamming at the end of “My Wife.” With Moon up front in the mix throughout, it is hard not to be pushed along by his wild flumping drum attack. “Behind Blue Eyes” and “Won’t Get Fooled Again” easily fare best from Who’s Next. They remain staples in the band’s set to this day. Daltrey’s vocals are a powerhouse. Although Townshend’s guitar initially sounds too high in the mix of “Won’t Get Fooled Again,” it somehow settles in and we get a competent read on what would become a classic Who song. “Pinball Wizard,” may be one of the best tracks on the set. The set winds down with “My Generation,” “Naked Eye,” and harmonica jam-ender “Magic Bus,” which results in Townshend and Moon all but destroying their equipment, creating an end no band could match or follow. As the time of this review, The Who, which might be facetiously called ‘The Two’ at this point with Daltrey and Townshend as the only OGs still alive, are on what is supposed to be their final tour. No matter what they may or may not sound like in 2025, Live At The Oval, 1971 reminds us of how The Who delivered to rabid rock audience way back when they were Rock Gods who walked the Earth. ~ Ralph Greco, Jr. Purchase Live At The Oval

A disturbed woman who was jailed for posting unhinged death threats against President Donald Trump on social media was quietly released last week by a federal judge appointed by former President Barack Obama, who has a record of rulings against the 47th president.