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Seal of the US Coast Guard Auxiliary 85 Years Ago—Feb. 19, 1941: Luftwaffe switches focus from attacking London to attacking shipping centers, such as Portsmouth, Plymouth, Bristol, and Cardiff. US Coast Guard Auxiliary (non-military) and Reserve (military) are established.The post Today in World War II History—February 19, 1941 first appeared on Sarah Sundin.

The U.S. is deploying a major buildup of air and sea power in the Middle East, assembling the infrastructure for sustained warfare, not merely preparing for symbolic military strikes. There is now the largest force assembled off the coast of Iran since the invasion of Iraq in 2003. While the U.S. continues to participate in nuclear treaty talks with Iran, President Trump indicated that U.S. forces could rely on allied bases, particularly the U.K.’s Diego Garcia, as key strategic infrastructure if military action becomes necessary. The U.S. continues to make demands that Iran have no nuclear weapons or long-range missiles. This is nonsensical. Given that the nuclear weapons claims make no sense, do the online theories explain this warlust any better? Could this war with Iran really be based on the widespread speculation that both Israel and Iran have political kompromat on President Trump? Online speculation is that if President Trump fails to launch a war on Iran, Israel will release compromising intelligence about President Trump from his associations with Jeffrey Epstein. The speculation also says that if President Trump does launch a war on Iran, Iran will also release this intelligence because apparently, they have it too. The Iranian Ayatollah Khamenei indicated on X that Iran has this intelligence. President Trump is mentioned several times in the Epstein files but always by someone claiming to have been his victim. Did the government follow those leads? Is there more to see? We don’t know yet, but it is entirely possible that a foreign government knows. DropSite news reports that Israel installed and maintained security cameras inside of Jeffrey Epstein’s apartment from 2016 on. Of course Epstein and the President weren’t friends in 2016, according to the official story. But does the presence of these cameras suggest that foreign intelligence has far more materials from the Epstein saga than the U.S. government does. Does that prove geopolitical blackmail is driving war decisions? No. But in an era of incomplete disclosures and eroded institutional trust, the fact that such theories gain traction tells its own story. The post The Epstein War appeared first on Redacted.

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by Frank Bergman, Slay News: New evidence has emerged to reveal that convicted child predator Jeffrey Epstein operated as a power broker for the World Economic Forum (WEF) to connect globalist elites and set up meetings. Epstein publicly claimed to “hate” the WEF, but privately, he leveraged it, according to unsealed emails. Newly released emails from the […]

President Trump’s daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, hinted that other members of the Trump family may seek political office in the future. During an appearance on Miranda Devine’s “Pod Force One” podcast, Lara Trump said she has considering running for U.S. Senate twice. “I have looked at my father-in-law over the past eleven, almost twelve years now, and I’ve watched the impact that he’s been able to make in people’s lives and it’s amazing. Look, he’s dealt with h***, right? He has gone through so much,” Trump said. “So it’s really inspired me, and I think it’s inspired everyone in our family, so much so that I’d consider running for a possible Senate seat. So I would never say never to anything. What I do feel like, and whether it’s for Donald Trump running, who thought about running for president for a long time before he actually did, or a Senate run, or whatever it might be for me or I think anyone in our family, I think the timing has to be right, and it didn’t work out for me in 2022, it didn’t work out for me in 2025. Just the timing had to be right,” she continued. “I would say that at this point, we’ve all kind of dipped our toe in the water of politics enough to know that it’s something that I think possibly interests many of us in our family, and I know the Democrats will love to hear that, that it may not end just with Donald Trump, but I do think the timing has to be right for all of us,” she added. Lara Trump Says ‘Many’ More Members of the Trump Family May Run for Office: ‘It May Not End Just with Donald Trump!’ (WATCH) https://t.co/rgilskKIUy — The Gateway Pundit (@gatewaypundit) February 18, 2026 NJ.com shared further: When asked about how the president has responded to their possible considerations, Trump replied: “I don’t think I’ve had a bigger champion in running for a Senate seat than my father-in-law.” “In fact, so much so, that he would call me multiple times a week with multiple people from different backgrounds to say, ‘This person thinks you’d be great. You got to do it,’” she continued. Neither Donald Trump Jr. nor Eric Trump have indicated whether they intend to run for the Oval Office in the future, but have both appeared to keep their options open. “I don’t know, maybe one day, you know — that calling is there,” Donald Trump Jr. said last May of a future presidential run. “I think my father has truly changed the Republican Party. I think it’s the America First party now, the MAGA party, however you want to look at it.” The following month, Eric Trump said that he sees an “easy” path forward for a family dynasty as he hinted at seeking office once his father ends his time in the White House. Watch Lara Trump’s comments below:

Tech giant and AI leader Palantir has moved its headquarters from Denver, Colorado, to Miami, Florida. “We have moved our headquarters to Miami, Florida,” the company announced on Tuesday. We have moved our headquarters to Miami, Florida. — Palantir (@PalantirTech) February 17, 2026 Palantir, which has faced criticism for its role in expanding government surveillance by utilizing artificial intelligence and facial recognition technology, was the largest publicly traded company in Colorado. The Colorado Sun shared further: Founded by billionaire Peter Thiel and its CEO Alex Karp, Palantir was in the news this month after activists behind the “Purge Palantir” database publicized the company’s donations to two of Colorado’s Democratic members of Congress. U.S. Rep. Jason Crow of Aurora and Sen. John Hickenlooper vowed to donate the funds to immigrant-rights groups. According to Palantir’s latest annual report released Tuesday, the company changed its principal executive office address to 19505 Biscayne Blvd., Suite 2350, in Aventura, which is about 20 miles north of Miami. The report also noted that the Denver location, at 518 17th St., is its former address. Gov. Jared Polis said he was not aware of Palantir’s move before it was announced. “I was not notified,” he said during a news conference Tuesday in his office at the Colorado Capitol. “I don’t know what the announcement means. Obviously, what I would be looking into is: Does it affect any jobs here in Colorado?” Polis said he believes there were as many as 600 people directly or indirectly working for Palantir in Colorado. “I have requested a meeting with executives of the company,” he said. More below: NEW: Palantir, Colorado's most valuable publicly traded company, suddenly departed for Florida today. The Governor and Denver's Mayor say they were blindsided. @Marshall9News reports for @nexton9news: pic.twitter.com/5M3KnckQnH — Kyle Clark (@KyleClark) February 18, 2026 Not all Floridians were enthusiastic about Palantir’s move to the Sunshine State. “As Governor, I will ban you from all government contracts. You are a threat to our civil liberties,” Florida gubernatorial candidate James Fishback commented. As Governor, I will ban you from all government contracts. You are a threat to our civil liberties. https://t.co/jApQ9yEh8m — James Fishback (@j_fishback) February 17, 2026 Fox Business has more: The Florida Council of 100 and local leaders have hailed the move as a “watershed moment” that validates Florida as a hub for national security and AI innovation. “Palantir’s decision to relocate its headquarters to Florida’s Gold Coast is a powerful validation of where growth is happening in America,” Florida Council of 100 President and CEO Michael Simas said in a statement posted on X. “Florida is building the platform for the next generation of high-wage industries, and through Ambition Accelerated, we are aligning leadership and capital to accelerate that future,” Simas continued. Earlier this month, the Council — with the backing of Citadel founder Ken Griffin and Related Companies founder Stephen Ross — announced the “Ambition Accelerated” initiative, which will feature advertising and branding aimed at encouraging decision-makers to build or relocate to South Florida, from West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale to Miami.

President Donald Trump’s recent mention of Republican Texas Sen. Ted Cruz as a potential Supreme Court nominee as well as current speculation that Justice Samuel Alito may retire this year…

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