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Witkoff: We'll have all these incredible stories and incredible memories.
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Ukrainians are stopping illegal immigrants
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JD Vance refused to clap for “nature,” during the King’s speech to Congress. Even Speaker Mike Johnson was puzzled. In fact, he looked a bit afraid as he rose to clap while JD, emissary of the White House and president of the Senate, sat silently. But the Speaker found the courage to clap anyhow. King Charles showed Ciceronian rhetorical skills and within 2 minutes he indeed had Vice President Vance clapping for nature, once the king couched the natural order as also necessary for national security for free peoples. Get our daily journalism at
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1 Corinthians 3:17 "If anyone destroys God’s temple, God will destroy that person; for God’s temple is sacred, and you together are that temple" Overnight, a Russia directly struck the altar section of the Dormition Cathedral, the central church of the 11th-century monastic complex.
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This was simply a nice hot-mic moment between King Charles III and President Zelensky at Windsor Castle. "You don't want to wash your hands, just in case?" the King asked, as they entered into a private audience. That's a polite British euphemism meaning, "Do you need to use the restroom?" — but it shows a high level of courtesy and attention from the King. "No, no, I'm ok," Zelensky said, in a friendly way. Such wholesome meetings, I suspect, are sources of encouragement for Zelensky, quite different from the reality TV lions' den of the White House. [And I'm not judging that difference right now; The White House is indeed a test that has to be passed.] What do you think?
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Two arms plants. Four days. Both tied to Ukraine. A massive explosion hit KNDS's military plant in Colleferro, outside Rome — a company that supplies Ukraine's defense forces and produces inside Ukraine. Four days earlier, the same kind of blast hit Emilian Gebrev's plant in Bulgaria. Not the first: there were explosions in 2022 and 2023. In 2015, GRU officers poisoned Gebrev with Novichok in his own apartment. And today, Tusk announced Poland foiled a Russian plot to kill a US citizen tied to arms deliveries for Ukraine. Russia isn't just fighting Ukraine's army anymore. It's hunting the factories that arm it — on EU soil.
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Italian PM Giorgia Meloni sticks to her guns no matter her audience: Speaking to the annual CPAC event in Washington, DC, she used her conservative credentials to urge the pro-Trump crowd to stand with Ukraine: ⦿ "Happiness depends on freedom. And freedom depends on courage." ⦿ "I know that with Donald J. Trump leading the United States, we will never again see the disaster we saw in Afghanistan four years ago." ⦿ "Will we let our civilization fail or will we stand up and defend it?" ⦿ She said the free nations must stand with "Ukraine where a proud people fight for freedom against the brutal aggression."
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A man walked up to a pole in Ottawa, popped two balloons in the colors of the Ukrainian flag as if he'd won something, and strolled off certain no one had seen him. Pro-Ukrainian activists had filmed the whole thing and posted it to TikTok. From there it unraveled fast: his face was run through Russian databases and identified as an FSB officer — a former border-service officer now posted, at least officially, to Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs as commandant on duty at the embassy. His special mission, apparently: defeating Ukraine one balloon at a time. Whether Canada expels him remains to be seen. What's certain is there will now be more balloons outside the Russian Embassy in Ottawa, not fewer.
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Danish PM Mette Frederiksen on what Europe needs to do now, as Russia's hybrid attacks hit almost daily: • Re-arm Europe • Keep arming Ukraine — more weapons, more ammunition • Secure Europe's external borders against migration threats • Make defense and security the priority of the EU budget
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Tucker says it's wrong to paint Russians as animals. Watch this.
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Freedom is a threat to those who don't know how to be happy.
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King Charles III welcomes many foreign leaders to the UK. None receive a welcome like he affords Zelensky: In the royal family's private quarters, bedecked with whimsical heirlooms, in Windsor Castle. King Charles's very existence is about optics. And he knows what he is doing.
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After Elon Musk handed Giorgia Meloni an Atlantic Council award in NYC this past week, the Italian prime minister used the moment to state clearly that Ukraine must win—and that the West, if it still believes in democracy and dignity—must help. Voice's like Meloni's can help snap so many people out of the propaganda coma that prevents them from standing with Ukraine. Maybe Elon, who has castigated Ukraine and who has ignored Ukraine's great successes, will wake up.
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Does Donald Trump think Ukraine’s resistance is only about Zelensky? Does he realize that the Ukrainian people hate what Russia has been doing to them? Here an 11-year-old Ukrainian boy describes saying goodbye to his dead mother as he was rescued from the rubble after three Russian rockets hit Vinnytsia city. He was speaking in the EU Parliament, and his translator, so moved to tears, could barely speak herself.
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The Russians began to attack, so the choir & audience carried on in the Odesa Opera House cellar. Odesa is a largely Russian-speaking city but most Odesans hate Russia & love freedom. As I have observed, after each attack more people choose to speak Ukrainian in defiance.
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Putin said that Russia is providing Iran with the necessary assistance and “supplying the needed goods”
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Margaret Thatcher saw exactly who Putin was—25 years ago! Exactly! And still current European and American leaders today are naive—or afraid. What do you think of Baroness Thatcher's warning about Ukraine? "[Russians] still do not value human life in the same way that we do."
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🎄🇫🇮 This was one of our most-watched videos of 2025: This is quite cool: The Finns refuse to call Russia by the stolen name “Rus”—which anciently defines Swedes and, later on, Ukrainians. Instead, they call Russia “Venäjä.” Finland, with just 5.6 million people, is one of the strongest nations in Europe—aware of its identity, prepared to fight, and, understanding the Russian threat, generously helping Ukraine. Its president Alexander Stubb has elevated Finland as a key geopolitical player. music: the great Finnish composer Sibelius UFN /
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Twenty-five years ago, Margaret Thatcher, then-75, issued a shocking warning about Putin. Since then, successive American presidents—Bush, Obama, Biden, and initially Trump—have been played by Putin. Watch Baroness Thatcher's remarkably clear-sighted warning:
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