Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, Tupac Shakur – Wiki Commons Duane Davis – on trial for the murder – reportedly told police Diddy offered him $1 million to kill rival rapper. 30 years after the drive-by shooting that killed Tupac Shakur at the height of his fame, Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis is on trial for masterminding the murder. According to prosecutors, Tupac’s shooting was part of an

ISIS is expanding across West and Central Africa, killing large numbers of Christians, particularly in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Photo courtesy of Actualite.cd. Christians have been killed in multiple attacks across Africa in the past several days, with fresh violence reported in Nigeria, Cameroon, Mozambique, Sudan, the Central African Republic, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. In Nigeria’s Plateau State, suspected Fulani militants have

Wiki Commons Those who breach the law face fines ranging from $175 to $3,500. In Portugal, President António José Seguro has enacted a law that bans face coverings in public spaces. The legislation is seen as targeting Muslim women who wear burqas and niqabs. There are exemptions for health, professional, artistic, or weather-related reasons. Face coverings are also permitted in places of worship, diplomatic missions,

In a video posted to X on Tuesday, Trump lawyer Alina Habba gave a short 30-second tour of the fake Oval Office set that was constructed in the Old Executive Office Building where most of the press events were hosted during former President Joe Biden’s tenure. (@AlinaHabba / X screen shot) One of the rumored frontrunners to replace Karoline Leavitt has spoken out regarding reports

California Democrats Becerra and Padilla identified 2016 election issues, then ignored and hid evidence that issues were addressed. Attorney General Todd Blanche is carrying the fight for California’s statewide voter-registration records into 2026. Xavier Becerra’s signed 2018 warning places the gubernatorial candidate inside California’s unanswered election-security timeline. By Christine Bish | A continuation of my three-part investigation of U.S. Senator Alex Padilla, California’s former secretary

Cutting off Iran’s oil exports is dealing a financial blow to the IRGC. Photo courtesy of The Caspian Post. The United Arab Emirates announced an indefinite trade and financial embargo on Iran on August 19, after its Defense Ministry said it detected two ballistic missiles fired from Iran toward “maritime traffic” in the Gulf, one of which fell inside Emirati waters. The UAE Foreign Ministry

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Drones are the next development in modern warfare, but traditional air forces, armored divisions, and infantry remain relevant. They simply need to adapt. Photo by Antonio Graceffo. Ukraine has exposed serious weaknesses in Russia’s conventional military by relying on drones, electronic warfare, and rapid technological adaptation to offset Moscow’s advantages in manpower and equipment. The world’s second most powerful military could be able to carpet-bomb

Wisconsin Attorney Dan Eastman on the very suspect Democrat gubernatorial primary – with Jay Valentine. Wisconsin election attorney, Dan Eastman, laid out how the Republican volunteers, like himself, are investigating the stunning upset of Francesca Hong in Wisconsin in a recent Omega4America interview. Eastman outlines in the interview how he has been waiting for 6 years for a writ of mandamus to receive a proper

Widener Library, Harvard University (in full dress for the inauguration of the new university president. (Credit: Joseph Williams) In 2024, the former director of the morgue at Harvard Medical School pleaded guilty to trafficking stolen human body parts that were typically used for research. The families of the people whose bodies were trafficked, sued the school. Now, two years later, the school has agreed to