from Your News: Court filings show Nicholas Roske, who admitted plotting to kill Justice Brett Kavanaugh, now goes by “Sophie” as DOJ seeks a 30-year sentence. By yourNEWS Media Newsroom The man charged with attempting to assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh has been identified in court as transgender, with defense attorneys confirming in newly […]

by Sean Adl-Tabatabai, The Peoples Voice: President Trump unleashed scorched-earth fury on Thursday evening, vowing to deport Muslim Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar after exposing her immigration fraud scam—marrying her own brother to illegally obtain a green card and infiltrate Congress. TRUTH LIVES on at https://sgtreport.tv/ “Ilhan Omar’s Country of Somalia is plagued by a lack of […]

Even though Charlie Kirk was murdered in tragic and sudden fashion, his work will outlive him and continue to shape an entire generation of Americans. In the days since his Sept. 10 assassination during a campus event at Utah Valley University, his debates with students, speeches before world leaders, and...

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Trump’s Bold Plan to Reclaim Bagram Air Base From the Taliban In a powerful and direct move to restore American strength on the world stage, President Donald Trump has declared he wants Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan back under U.S. control. This stunning announcement could reverse the catastrophic damage done by the disastrous withdrawal from the country four years ago and put America in a prime position to counter our greatest global rival. Speaking alongside UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Trump revealed that his administration is negotiating with the Taliban to re-occupy the strategic base just outside of Kabul. It was a move of utter incompetence and weakness when the U.S. abandoned Bagram in 2021, and Trump has a plan to fix it. A Critical Asset Overlooked by the Establishment Why is Bagram so important? Because it is a military goldmine. Located just 40 km north of Kabul, it was the main hub for American and NATO operations for 20 years. Trump emphasized that the base is one of the biggest in the world, with a massive, reinforced runway capable of handling our largest bombers and cargo planes. But the most critical reason for getting it back has nothing to do with Afghanistan. As Trump said, Bagram is “an hour away from where China makes its nuclear weapons.” This is about national security and containing the very real threat from Communist China, who has been rapidly expanding its nuclear arsenal. This strategic location was a vital check on Chinese power that the establishment foolishly gave up. The Taliban’s Desperation, America’s Leverage Trump did not go into detail about what the Taliban might need from the U.S. in these talks, but it’s clear they have been isolated on the world stage and are struggling. This gives the United States tremendous leverage. It is a brilliant play—turning our former enemies into reluctant partners to counter a much larger, more dangerous foe. Taliban officials have publicly rejected the idea of a military return, but their statements leave the door open for other kinds of engagement. They know they need us. In a rare meeting last week, Adam Boehler, the Trump administration’s special envoy for hostage response, met with Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi. This shows that back-channel conversations are happening and that Trump is serious about securing America’s interests by any means necessary. Bringing Strength Back to American Foreign Policy This is a stark contrast to the disgraceful pullout under his predecessor, which left billions of dollars in military equipment behind and an empty embassy in Kabul. The Pentagon has confirmed that the Department of War “routinely reviews how the Department would respond to a variety of contingencies across the globe” and that “we are always ready to execute any mission at the President’s direction.” Trump’s vision for Bagram is not about another “forever war.” It’s about bringing strength back to American foreign policy and protecting our nation’s security from global threats. It’s about taking a critical step to reclaim what was lost and to project power where it matters most: against our enemies, not our friends. This is the kind of leadership America needs. The Trump administration’s determination to reclaim Bagram demonstrates recognition that American strategic interests cannot afford the vacuum created by Biden’s withdrawal. Restoring American presence at this critical facility would reestablish vital intelligence capabilities and signal renewed commitment to countering Chinese expansion in the region, correcting a catastrophic error that weakened America’s global security posture. Sources: Bagram Airfield Timeline of Events Since 2001 – Stars and Stripes Bagram Airfield – Wikipedia Timeline: The U.S. War in Afghanistan – Council on Foreign Relations Afghanistan Chronology – Security Council Report No Place for Amateurs: The Evolution of U.S. Special Operations – ARSOF History

Weddings are a special time for brides and grooms. Meticulous planning ensures that each part of the day is perfect. Some couples plan a special first dance, intricate vows, or little details that make the day more personalized. And then there are nerds. Nerds do things a little differently, especially Star Wars nerds. This bride and groom pulled off the ultimate Star Wars entrance. @maliapassmore For those of you who needed to see the full version, with the brides epic entrance. #starwarswedding #starwarspart2 #lightsaber #weddingfight #wedding ♬ original sound – maliapassmore If you’re an avid Star Wars fan, you might have realized that the scene re-enacted by the bride and groom is from Episode I: The Phantom Menace. The full scene is the Duel of the Fates, which is a duel between Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Darth Maul. You can watch the entire scene on YouTube. This epic Star Wars duel between the bride and groom took place at Walker Farms in Lindon, Utah. The guests were totally engaged as they watched the scene unfold before their eyes. The couple obviously did a lot of practice, as they had the choreography down perfectly. What an incredible display of true love! This isn’t the only couple that has opted for a Star Wars theme on their special day. The next couple included several cast members in full costume. The cast of characters ranges from Darth Vader to the Mandalorian and Grogu, spanning the entire timeline of the series. @littlemissmarshal When you get to be a small part of someone’s big day! Yours truly was special requested, by the bride, to be a part of her wedding party! It was such an honor. Wishing the bride and her groom all the happiness in the galaxy! #caradune #caradunecosplay #caradunecosplayer #caradunecosplayers #ginacarano #themandalorian #themandaloriancosplay #starwars #starwarscosplay #starwarscosplayer #starwarscosplayers #cosplay #cosplayer #cosplayers #starwarswedding #501stlegion #rebellegion #fyp #foryoupage #fy #foryou ♬ original sound – Marshal Carasynthia Dune Many people have been quite creative in adding Star Wars elements to their weddings. Some opted for a simple lightsaber archway to celebrate their union. Adaptations of the music from the series replace the traditional wedding march. Another couple used lightsabers to introduce their first dance. If you’re a Star Wars nerd, we hope you find some great ideas to help plan your wedding. Please share. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Bride’s Epic Entrance Would Make Any “Star Wars” Fan Proud appeared first on InspireMore.

At a time when most of his peers are navigating elementary school cafeterias, playgrounds, and yellow buses, Aiden Wilkens is embracing an entirely different challenge. The 9-year-old Pennsylvania boy is already off to college—a fitting outcome for the lad who lives with his family in ‘Collegeville’. As the youngest student ever to enroll at Ursinus […] The post 9-Year-old Goes to College to Be Brain Surgeon for Kids His Age –And Wait ‘til You Hear Him Talk appeared first on Good News Network.

A recent event featuring prominent Catholic bishops underscored the tension between the enforcement of American immigration law and the priorities of some leaders of the Catholic Church.  At a panel discussion on Sept. 11 at Georgetown University, Catholic clergy sounded off on the Trump administration’s policy of mass deportations.  “We can say that, really, the church is mostly a ministry of immigrants. We have Masses and celebrations in more than 40 languages here,” Archbishop José Gomez of Los Angeles told the panel on a video conference call.  The archbishop also indicated that a significant number of the Catholics who showed up for Mass in Los Angeles are illegal aliens. “A lot of the priests are telling me here in the archdiocese at least 30% of the people attending Mass are not coming anymore,” the archbishop explained.  Gomez appeared to acknowledge that his support for illegal immigration was not shared by everyone in the U.S.  “So, I think we all need a kind of a conversion about immigration. It is true that we need to protect our borders, that’s for sure. But at the same time, the immigration, the immigrants, have been part of the history of the United States from the very beginning,” the archbishop said. Gomez is among the most prominent American Catholic prelate in the United States as the overseer of the largest diocese in the country.  Bishop Mark Seitz of El Paso, Texas, who chairs the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Migration, described the Trump administration’s enforcement of immigration law as one of inspiring fear in illegal immigrants.  “Prayer moves us to action, and that’s what we ought to be doing, too, by, by our support, our love, our accompaniment, by being present to people who have been terrorized by the actions of the government right now.” Archbishop Thomas Wenski of Miami said the 9/11 terrorist attacks had affected Americans’ views on immigration. “[E]ver since the World Trade Center [terrorist attacks], America has been in a bad mood, and also, it seems, you know, the fear of national security. So, our immigration problem programs have been reinterpreted as a problem of national security, and so we’re afraid of terrorists infiltrating us by coming across the border illegally,” the archbishop said.  The Catholic cleric added that economics were a driving force for immigration to the United States. “You know, during the recession … of the late 1990s, we didn’t have much of a problem on the border because there were no jobs here. And so, the people are coming because they’ve been attracted by something,” Wenski contended, adding, “There’s something that’s pulling them here, and we don’t have the figures to—we don’t have the systems in place to—regulate that or to accommodate that.” “And so we have a problem in which we have people being broken by the law and not breaking the law so much,” the archbishop continued.  Evelio Menjivar-Ayala, auxiliary bishop of Washington, referenced his own story as a former illegal alien to the United States from El Salvador. Menjivar-Ayala was smuggled into the U.S. in the trunk of a car through the southern border when he was 19.  “This issue for me is very, very personal. Because I was a stranger, and you welcomed me,” Menjivar-Ayala said.  Menjivar-Ayala’s boss, Cardinal Robert McElroy, the archbishop of Washington, is known for opposing the mass deportation of illegal aliens. Nongovernmental organizations affiliated with the Catholic Church and Christianity more broadly have been accused of helping facilitate illegal immigration into America.  The post Panel Discussion Exposes Rift Between Catholic Clergy and Immigration Enforcement appeared first on The Daily Signal.