Pizza chains have been part of the U.S. casual dining scene for ages. The establishment that started the trend lives on, but you may not have heard of it.

After John Bolton’s disastrous stint in the first Trump Administration, promises were made that the second Trump Administration would be neocon-free.

While the American design had an open-loop nuclear ramjet system (the actual air entering and exiting the engine directly contacted the nuclear reactor and thus became highly radioactive), Russia has to this day remained hushed as to if their missile uses an open-loop or a safer closed-loop design which employs a heat exchanger so as to not emit radioactive exhaust gasses.

by Steve Watson, Peak TDS: A deranged leftist in Massachusetts has been arrested and charged after he violently attacked a man wearing an inflatable costume of President Trump. Trump supporter Jonathan Silveira told reporters that he was walking to a so called ‘No Kings’ protest in Swampscott when the assailant. Michael Curll, became enraged over the […]

by Kevin Downey Jr., PJ Media: One of the lowest points in recent American history had to be when then-president of the United States, Joe Biden, and his director of the FBI, Christopher Wray, denied the existence of Antifa. Let me re-word that: not too long ago, the president of the United States and his […]

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A U.S. Navy helicopter and fighter jet both crashed into the South China Sea within 30 minutes of each other this weekend. The Navy’s Pacific Fleet said all crew members were safely rescued. “On October 26, 2025 at approximately 2:45 p.m. local time, a U.S. Navy MH-60R Sea Hawk helicopter, assigned to the ‘Battle Cats’ of Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron (HSM) 73 went down in the waters of the South China Sea while conducting routine operations from the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68). Search and rescue assets assigned to Carrier Strike Group 11 safely recovered all three crew members,” the U.S. Pacific Fleet said in a statement. from the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68). Search and rescue assets assigned to Carrier Strike Group 11 safely recovered all three crew members. Following the incident, separately, at 3:15 p.m., an F/A-18F Super Hornet fighter assigned to the “Fighting Redcocks” — U.S. Pacific Fleet (@USPacificFleet) October 26, 2025 “Following the incident, separately, at 3:15 p.m., an F/A-18F Super Hornet fighter assigned to the ‘Fighting Redcocks’ of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 22 also went down in the waters of the South China Sea while conducting routine operations from Nimitz. Both crew members successfully ejected and were also safely recovered by search and rescue assets assigned to Carrier Strike Group 11. All personnel involved are safe and in stable condition. The cause of both incidents is currently under investigation,” the statement continued. All personnel involved are safe and in stable condition. The cause of both incidents is currently under investigation. — U.S. Pacific Fleet (@USPacificFleet) October 26, 2025 More from the New York Post: The USS Nimitz is returning to its home port in Naval Base Kitsap in Washington state after having been deployed to the Middle East for most of the summer as part of the US response to attacks by Yemen’s Houthi rebels on commercial shipping. The carrier is on its final deployment before decommissioning. Another aircraft carrier, the USS Harry S. Truman, suffered a series of mishaps in recent months while deployed to the Middle East. In December, the guided-missile cruiser USS Gettysburg mistakenly shot down an F/A-18 jet from the Truman. Then, in April, another F/A-18 fighter jet slipped off the Truman’s hangar deck and fell into the Red Sea. President Trump told reporters he does not suspect foul play. Trump called the crashes “very unusual” and that it could be “bad fuel.” Aboard Air Force One, President Trump called yesterday’s twin US Navy crashes in the South China Sea “very unusual,” saying bad fuel is suspected but the Pentagon is still investigating. https://t.co/J2sKyvTzBL pic.twitter.com/4onmy5O0dq — Open Source Intel (@Osint613) October 27, 2025 Fox News shared further details: Trump made the statement during a gaggle with reporters aboard Air Force One, saying he expected to get answers regarding the crashes soon. One possibility he’d been given was that the planes had faulty fuel, the president said. “You’ve been briefed on the incident, on the Nimitz, both a fighter jet and a helicopter?” a reporter asked. “I’ve heard about it, yeah,” Trump responded. “Do you know what happened there? What was that?” the reporter asked. “They’re going to let me know pretty soon. I think they should be able to find out. It could be bad fuel. I mean, it’s possible it’s bad fuel. Very unusual that that would happen,” Trump said. “You don’t think it was foul play or anything?” the reporter pressed. “No, I don’t,” Trump replied. “They think it might be bad fuel.”

A new species of butterfly has just been named after Iryna Zarutska, the Ukrainian refugee who was brutally murdered on the Charlotte, NC light rail in August. The butterfly is very beautiful and has been officially named “Iryna’s Azure.” Take a look: #BREAKING: A scientist who discovered a new species of butterfly has named it after Iryna Zarutska to ensure “she is never forgotten.” The scientist said, “Her name will be forever immortalized as a butterfly…” The butterfly is called “Iryna’s Azure.” pic.twitter.com/ebq9DqgplE — Matt Van Swol (@matt_vanswol) October 26, 2025 WOW! A scientist has just named a newly-discovered butterfly species after Iryna Zarutska, so she will forever be remembered It’s called: “Iryna’s Azure,” derived from the “Greek Goddess of peace” The butterfly was found in South Carolina “This will outlast most other… pic.twitter.com/cj8wEqZ5BZ — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 26, 2025 WOW! A scientist has just named a newly-discovered butterfly species after Iryna Zarutska, so she will forever be remembered It’s called: “Iryna’s Azure,” derived from the “Greek Goddess of peace” The butterfly was found in South Carolina “This will outlast most other tributes because it’s a living organism. Her name will be immortalized as a butterfly.” – Harry Pavulaan We’ll never forget Iryna. The scientist who named the butterfly, Harry Pavulaan, said that he found Iryna’s story heartbreaking and was inspired to name the species after her so that she would never be forgotten. ABC News has more: “This will outlast most other tributes because it’s a living organism. Her name will be immortalized as a butterfly,” Harry Pavulaan, the president and director of the International Lepidoptera Survey who named the insect after Zarutska, told ABC News on Friday. Zarutska was fatally stabbed on Aug. 22 just before 10 p.m. while riding the Blue Lynx Line in Charlotte, according to an affidavit obtained by ABC News. The butterfly, called Iryna’s Azure, primarily flies in April in South Carolina, and features light blue wings on its dorsal — or top — side, but can also have “a distinct violet-blue tint,” according to the Pavulaan’s report, which was published in September. The insect was first spotted in South Carolina back in 1985 by another researcher, Ronald Gatrelle, but it had not been officially named, Pavulaan noted. So in 2018, Pavulaan traveled to South Carolina, collected a series of butterflies and examined the specimens, he told ABC News. After several years of research, Pavulaan and his reviewer determined the insect to be the “first known hybrid introgression” for the Azure butterflies, he said. Pavulaan already had determined a name for the winged-creature, but when he saw the videos spreading online of Zarutska’s death, he said he decided to expedite the paper and name it after her. “When I saw the story break … I’m 70 years old and I’m still driven to tears,” Pavulaan told ABC News. What a cool and thoughtful way to preserve the memory of someone whose life was tragically cut far too short. I think it’s wonderful that a name can become part of the natural world like that. It feels so much more permanent and beautiful than just a stone marker. It’s a lovely gesture that truly honors a life. — Gelson Luz (@gelsonluz) October 26, 2025 Rest in Peace, Iryna. You will never be forgotten.