The UK is reportedly opposed to President Trump’s strikes on alleged cartel vessels. According to CNN and The Times, Britain has suspended sharing its intelligence on alleged drug boats in the Caribbean with the US [...] The post UK Stops Sharing Intelligence With US Following Trump’s Airstrikes On Alleged ‘Drug Boats’ appeared first on The People's Voice.

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Caroline Kennedy’s lunatic son Jack Schlossberg, who has repeatedly made a fool of himself on social media, plans to run for Congress. The 32 -year-old will run to replace Representative Jerry Nadler in the 12th district of New York. Unfortunately, in that liberal area, he’s a shoo-in. His only experience is as an appointed delegate […] The post JFK’s Bolshevik Son Will Run for Jerry Nadler’s Seat appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

President Donald Trump urged Israeli President Isaac Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday, saying that it would unite the country.  In a letter to Herzog, Trump said that he believes that the case against Netanyahu is politically motivated and “unjustified.” Netanyahu has been charged with bribery, fraud, and breach of trust in three different cases, accusations he has strongly denied.  Trump said that a pardon for Netanyahu would help the country focus on maintaining peace in the region now that a ceasefire with Hamas has been agreed to.  “As the Great State of Israel and the amazing Jewish People move past the terribly difficult times of the last three years, I hereby call on you to fully pardon Benjamin Netanyahu, who has been a formidable decisive War Time Prime Minister, and is now leading Israel into a time of peace, which includes my continued work with key Middle East leaders to add many additional countries to the world changing Abraham Accords.”  Trump also said that the case against Netanyahu was without merit.  “Prime Minister Netanyahu has stood tall for Israel in the face of strong adversaries and long odds, and his attention cannot be unnecessarily diverted,” Trump wrote. “While I absolutely respect the independence of the Israeli Justice System, and its requirements, I believe that this ‘case’ against Bibi, who has fought alongside me for a long time, including against the very tough adversary of Israel, Iran, is a political, unjustified prosecution.” “It is time to let Bibi unite Israel by pardoning him, and ending that lawfare once and for all,” Trump added.  Herzog’s office responded to Trump’s letter, thanking him for his support, and said that Netanyahu must request a pardon for it to be considered.  “The President of Israel holds President Trump in high regard and continues to express his appreciation for Trump’s unwavering support for Israel and his major contributions to the release of hostages, reshaping the Middle East and Gaza, and safeguarding Israel’s security,” Herzog’s office said. “That said, as the president has repeatedly clarified, anyone seeking a pardon must submit a formal request in accordance with established procedures,” it added.  In a speech to Israel’s Knesset in October after brokering a ceasefire deal in Gaza, Trump called for Netanyahu to be pardoned and had previously called for the trial to be cancelled.

California Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom on Tuesday used the global platform of COP30 to announce a new partnership between the so-called Golden State and Nigeria for advancing clean transportation, climate adaptation, and pollution reduction. On X, Newsom celebrated, “California just teamed up with Nigeria on a new climate partnership at #COP30 — focused on cleaner transportation, climate adaptation, and cutting pollution. Real action, global collaboration!” California just teamed up with Nigeria on a new climate partnership at #COP30 — focused on cleaner transportation, climate adaptation, and cutting pollution. Real action, global collaboration! pic.twitter.com/2YiJYQwuPd — Governor Gavin Newsom (@CAgovernor) November 12, 2025 This public announcement served not only as a boast of California’s global reach on sustainability but also as a direct contrast to the posture of the federal government under Donald Trump, who had recently re-designated Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern” (CPC) due to severe, systematic violence against Christians.​ While Newsom projected optimism about climate diplomacy and international cooperation with Nigeria, the humanitarian and religious crises inside the African nation were reaching a historic level of alarm. In October 2025, Catholic World Report covered the release of a major U.S. fact-finding mission led by Mike Arnold, the former mayor of Blanco City, Texas. The findings declared unequivocally that the violence and displacement suffered by Christians amounted to genocide, not merely resource-based clashes between herders and farmers—the explanation often given by Nigerian authorities. Arnold outlined the destruction of Christian villages, the razing of churches, and tens of thousands dead or forced from their homes. He warned that dismissing or minimizing the religious dimensions of the violence was both inaccurate and dangerous, reinforcing the impunity of perpetrators and abetting further atrocities. Despite international alarm, the Nigerian government continued to reject the genocide designation, with prominent spokespersons insisting that the violence stemmed from local resource disputes instead of a calculated campaign of religious extermination. Nonetheless, watchdogs reported that, in the first seven months of 2025 alone, more than 7,000 Christians were killed and nearly 8,000 abducted, with daily averages of Christian deaths and abductions starkly highlighting the crisis. Further estimates indicated at least 125,000 Christians killed and more than 19,000 churches destroyed since 2009, while radical Islamic groups like Boko Haram and Fulani militias targeted Christian communities with apparent impunity. Civil rights organizations and international Christian advocacy groups have repeatedly accused the Nigerian government of failing to protect Christians and even providing a safe haven for as many as 22 Islamic terror organizations. Researchers traced a worsening trend of violence, abductions of clergy, and mass displacements, warning that government denial constitutes complicity given the overwhelming evidence that the crisis meets the legal threshold for genocide under Article II of the UN Genocide Convention. Against this backdrop, advocacy in the West intensified. Under Trump’s leadership in October 2025, the U.S. officially designated Nigeria as a CPC, renewing the stance his administration had taken during his first term but which had been reversed under the Biden administration. Trump’s announcement starkly contrasted with the state-level approach epitomized by Newsom’s climate pact, centering religious freedom as a critical marker for U.S.–Nigeria relations. Trump cited atrocious numbers—thousands of Nigerian Christians killed, churches destroyed—and called for urgent congressional attention and possible sanctions, making it clear that the U.S. could not simply stand by as these atrocities unfolded. Trump’s statement and ensuing endorsements from congressional leaders signaled a renewed willingness to apply diplomatic and economic pressure in defense of persecuted Christians. While Newsom touted California’s model of partnership and global solidarity against climate change, Trump and congressional allies insisted on upholding religious freedom as a central pillar of U.S. foreign policy—putting Nigeria’s abuses at the heart of national and international concern.

If you got your hands on a Starbucks Bearista cup, consider yourself lucky. You might have been doing a dance at 4 a.m. like Charlie and Grandpa Joe when he brought home that golden ticket. But it’s more likely that you waited in line for absolutely nothing. The hype for the Bearista cup was huge, but the supply most definitely did not meet the demand. Social media is filled with angry rants about Starbucks employees allegedly buying up the cups and leaving customers with nothing. Aldi saw the chaos and said, “Hold my pumpkin spice coffee.” The discount grocer clapped back with a hilarious cup of its own. Who missed out on the Starbucks Bear? Well, head to Aldi tomorrow, they have their own version and only 5 bucks Check out ALDI USA's video! #TikTok https://t.co/6rqw2dF8Un— Sxylatina19 (@LCissCougar5) November 12, 2025 Aldi’s Answer To The Bearista Is a Gingerbread Man Cup Aldi went big on the Bearista debacle and will release a gingerbread man cup on November 12. They announced the new offering in a social media campaign that teased the coffee giant’s “embearassing” release. Aldi shared a photo of the gingerbread man cup holding flowers, with the text, “I’m just the nice guy she crawls back to after she tried the whole bad bear thing.” Mic drop. Fans positively loved Aldi’s jab at the Bearista cup and are ready to pop a quarter in their cart and grab one. “Well played Aldi well played. I work at Starbucks. I’m still traumatized from last Thursday and the teddy bear cups,” a Starbucks employee admitted. “God bless whomever is running this Instagram account and getting approvals from the vp of marketing for Aldi. Your work doesn’t go unnoticed,” another person wrote. “I can’t with you,” a follower laughed. “Whoever does socials here is so brilliant and funny.” No word from the Bearista bunch over at Starbucks, but we hope they see the fun in Aldi’s little joke. BRB, we have to run and grab a gingerbread man cup for ourselves. It would be unbearable to miss. This story’s featured image is by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images The post Aldi Has Hysterical Reply To Starbucks Bearista Debacle appeared first on InspireMore.