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30/05/2026

30/05/2026

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30/05/2026

"The woman knows what the heck to do."

30/05/2026

29/05/2026

Border Patrol agents found the Chinese illegal immigrants Tuesday night among a group of 12 border crossers attempting “to evade capture on a private ranch” in Maverick County, which is home to Eagle Pass, Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Lt. Chris Olivarez said in an X post.

29/05/2026

Two years before Gen. Christopher LaNeve found himself in Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s inner circle, he was a division commander known for strictly enforcing the rules, banning cellphones during physical training and insisting that troops use only military-issued gear.

It was the kind of hard-line approach that didn’t endear LaNeve to the rank-and-file at the 82nd Airborne Division, many of whom booed when he appeared at the All-American Week events during his last year as commander, according to current and former members of the unit.

But it was that reputation for discipline and—later—a chance encounter with President Trump, who declared the square-jawed general someone out of “central casting,” that put LaNeve on an expedited path to become the highest-ranking officer in charge of training and equipping the Army.

LaNeve, who is now acting chief of the Army, is poised to get the nomination as early as this week, although Trump could change his mind on the appointment, according to U.S. officials.

LaNeve, whom colleagues describe as ambitious but unassuming, could face tough questions from lawmakers if he gets the nod for the Army’s top military job. Some Republicans have signaled privately that they aren’t sure he’s the right fit for the job, according to people familiar with the internal deliberations.

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28/05/2026

A former senior government officer is accused of stealing money from the government by lying about his academic credentials and military experience, according to a federal complaint.

During the investigation, FBI agents found more than 300 gold bars estimated to be worth more than $40 million and other valuables at the defendant's Virginia residence, according to the affidavit.

Read more: https://abcnews.visitlink.me/_zWfL6

27/05/2026

For far too long, our Foreign Service Officer system prioritized consensus over results.

That’s changing under Secretary Rubio.

Read more: https://www.dailywire.com/news/exclusive-trump-state-dept-set-to-overhaul-foreign-service

27/05/2026

Gerald Eddie Brown soared the skies for more than three decades, flying jet fighters for the U.S. Air Force and traveling the world as a commercial aviator.

Brown saw combat in the Middle East, won medals and rose to the rank of major. He became a cargo pilot, racking up more than 10,000 hours of flying time with United Parcel Service.

Then, after a faceoff with a UPS captain, he lost his pilot license. In chat messages presented by federal prosecutors, the Gulf War veteran expressed a yearning to fly again, watching fighter-pilot videos on YouTube and “Top Gun: Maverick.”

Brown saw his chance in 2023, when at the age of 63, he got an offer to put his military experience to use in China, prosecutors say. “I am ready to live in China! Can’t wait to fly a fighter again—perfect!!!” Brown said in a message to the man who helped him land the job.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is on a quest to build a “world class” military that can face off against the U.S. To help attain that goal, China is hiring former military pilots from abroad who can impart combat skills and intelligence, American and other Western officials say.

Brown’s case reveals new details about how the U.S. says China is recruiting foreigners to advance Xi’s aspirations—and how Washington, in response, aims to prosecute pilots it accuses of helping Beijing.

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24/05/2026