This week’s “new ceasefire” between Israel and Lebanon continues to be highlighted by increasingly aggressive Israeli military attacks across Lebanon’s south, with at least 10 more Lebanese killed today, including three members of the Lebanese military. Given yesterday’s Israeli claim that they have “no hostile intent” toward the Lebanese government, that particular attack is particularly […]

World War II veteran Arthur Rose read a letter written a few days after June 6, 1944, at a ceremony Saturday in Normandy, France, as part of a commemoration of the 82 years since D-Day.

"Dear mom and dad and kids, About a month before we landed, I had a feeling I might be part of the invasion. I couldn't quite believe, though, that I would. I kept thinking, what could I possibly do in an invasion? Pull engines in the middle of a battle? I figured men like me would come along afterwards — after they cleared the wreckage and the damage had passed," Rose read to the crowd.

"But two weeks before D-Day, I was told I would go along and do whatever I could. We had moved to the assault port. Thousands of ships and landing craft of every description filled the harbor. Everyone worked day and night preparing fuel, provisions, ammunition and secret material. Everything was checked and rechecked and checked again. You can imagine the confusion and activity," he continued.

"Then came the day we began loading supplies for the invasion: food, blankets, ammunition, and all the countless things that would be needed once the men landed in France. We knew then the invasion could not be far. Then came the word: D-Day will be June 6th.

WORLD WAR II VETERANS TRAVEL TO NORMANDY FOR EMOTIONAL D-DAY COMMEMORATION

"I can't describe the feeling exactly. It wasn't fear, and it wasn't excitement. Just a funny feeling — nervousness, expectancy, and wondering what was going to happen next. Then we sailed. The sea was rough, windy, and miserable. I was seasick most of the time. Everyone expected bombing, submarines, battleships, and all hell to break loose at any moment. But the first attempt was called off because the sea was too rough, and we returned to the harbor. That was a real letdown," Rose continued.

"The next day, we sailed again. Near the coast of France, we could see flashes in the distance and hear the explosions continuously. In went the landing craft. We expected terrible destruction, as there was shelling, and men died. But not all of us," he read.

"Then our work truly began: back and forth, day and night, bringing in equipment, medical supplies, and ammunition. What had once been just another stretch of French coast had suddenly become a vast harbor filled with hundreds of ships and thousands of men."

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At this point, Arthur stopped reading and said aloud, "I don't remember writing this.

"I will always be grateful to my commander for taking me along. Don't worry about me. I am well, and whole, and happy. Love, Art."

by Willow Tohi, Natural News: New research in Molecular Cell found that low nitric oxide activity in the brain correlates with worse Alzheimer’s outcomes, including greater plaque buildup and faster memory decline. Nitric oxide helps regulate alternative splicing, a gene editing process that creates diverse protein instructions for brain cells. The study challenges previous assumptions that nitric […]

by Ken Macon, Reclaim The Net: Google wants to sit between you and the growing list of websites that now demand proof of who you are. The company used its Money 20/20 Europe announcement to confirm that Google Wallet will start holding government digital IDs in select European Union countries this summer, with Ireland, Spain, France, Italy, […]

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from The Conservative Treehouse: New information about the brutal stabbing murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak continues to surface, and each revelation is seemingly worse than the last.  In the latest development the Daily Mail now outlines that Nowak’s killer, Vickrum Digwa, actually recorded his victim lying on the ground in agony as the murderer mocked him. Incredibly […]

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from Moonbattery: One reason we need to support agencies like ICE rather than demonizing and attempting to defund them as Democrats do is that not everyone who comes into our country can be counted on to behave responsibly. Some may even try to smuggle monkeypox into the USA. Via FOX2 in Detroit: Vincent Munster and Claude Kwe […]

by R. Cort Kirkwood, The New American: Israel-first Republicans on the House Armed Services Committee have voted to integrate the U.S. and Israeli militaries, a move that will enable the Israelis to steal American military secrets and sell them to China, Russia, and other hostile nations. In approving the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act, committee Republicans […]

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by M Dowling, Independent Sentinel: Democrats did it. They erased mothers and fathers with the stroke of a few pens and a crazy bill. Instead of “Mother” and “Father” in state law, we have “gestating parent” and “non-gestating parent.” Eventually, we won’t have a clue what we’re talking about. It passed the legislature and is […]

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The 2014–2016 West African Ebola epidemic was the first Ebola epidemic ever documented.   The outbreak began in December 2013 in Guinea and spread to Liberia and Sierra Leone. By January 2015, the […]

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California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Saturday denied assertions of voter fraud in the state’s primary elections, dismissing unfounded accusations by President Donald Trump of “big cheating.”

Bonta said in an interview on MS NOW’s “The Weekend” that there is no basis for the election fraud investigations in Los Angeles that federal prosecutor Bill Essayli said his office is conducting.

“There are no details, there is no specifics, there is no specific allegation of any individualized act of voter fraud,” Bonta said. “And every count, recount, hand count, court case and audit has shown time and time again — not just in California, but throughout this country — that there is no widespread voter fraud.”

Bonta said claims of voter fraud are “only a figment of the imagination of Trump and others who follow that conspiracy theory.”

Essayli, the first assistant U.S. attorney for the Central District of California and a Trump appointee, announced Friday that his office is working with the FBI on “multiple election fraud investigations.” He said he was coordinating with Harmeet Dhillon, Trump’s assistant attorney general for civil rights, on an audit of California’s voter rolls, citing the state’s lack of a voter ID rule.

Essayli’s announcement came one day after Trump declared without evidence that there was “BIG cheating” by Democrats in California, citing the state’s well-known slow ballot counting process.

California law allows ballots to be counted as long as they are postmarked by Election Day and arrive within seven days. Voters are also allowed to verify their identity in person if their signature on the ballot does not match what’s on file. That, along with the enormous number of registered voters in California, means its ballot counting typically takes longer than other states.

That lengthy tally has been subject to repeated conspiracy theories of widespread election fraud, including from Trump, despite a dearth of evidence.

On Friday, an assistant U.S. attorney visited Los Angeles County’s main processing center, where ballots were still being counted from Tuesday’s primaries. County Registrar of Voters spokesperson Daylyn Presley confirmed to MS NOW that the prosecutor was given an overview of the county’s public observation program and a tour of the ballot processing operations.

A spokesperson for Bonta told MS NOW that the attorney general’s office sent a representative to the ballot processing center at the same time that the Department of Justice official was there. The spokesperson said Bonta wanted to have eyes on the ground and ensure “nothing crazy is going on.”

Bonta told “The Weekend” that his office sent its own monitor to the center “to be present, to observe, to ensure there was no interference or anything inappropriate.”

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Iran launched missiles and drones toward Bahrain and Kuwait, prompting U.S. interceptions and raising new concerns about the fragile ceasefire.

Iran launched missiles and drones toward Bahrain and Kuwait, prompting U.S. interceptions and raising new concerns about the fragile ceasefire.

Papa Leone XIV è arrivato questa mattina a Madrid per la sua prima visita apostolica in Spagna. L’aereo di Ita Airways con a bordo il pontefice è atterrato alle 10:13, all’aeroporto Adolfo Suarez-Barajas, dando inizio a un viaggio di sei giorni, che porterà il Papa anche a Barcellona e alle Canarie. Dopo l’arrivo, il nunzio apostolico in Spagna, monsignor Piero Pioppo, è salito a bordo per salutare il pontefice e la delegazione vaticana. Leone XIV ha quindi messo piede sul suolo spagnolo alle 10:33 dove lo aspettavano, ai piedi della scaletta, i sovrani spagnoli, il re Felipe XIV e Letizia.

Arrivato a Palazzo Reale, oltre al sovrano e alla sovrana, ad attendere il Pontefice c’erano anche le principesse, Leonor di Borbone, primogenita ed erede al trono, e Sofia di Borbone, detta anche l’Infanta.

Mentre la madre, la regina, indossava un abito bianco, le due principesse hanno accolto il Papa vestite di nero. Una scelta di outfit non casuale ma frutto del protocollo: la regina, infatti, ha potuto scegliere il bianco in virtù del cosiddetto “privilège du blanc”, privilegio del bianco, che permette a un ristretto numero di regine consorti cattoliche di indossare il bianco agli incontri ufficiali con il pontefice. Le due sorelle, invece, così come le altre donne eventualmente incontrate dal Papa, hanno dovuto indossare il nero come richiesto dal protocollo.

Il bianco, spiegano gli esperti, simboleggia purezza, distinzione e lo stretto legame storico tra la Corona e il Vaticano.

L'articolo Papa Leone ricevuto dai reali di Spagna: la regina Letizia in bianco, in nero le principesse Leonor e Sofia. La scelta dei vestiti e cosa dice il protocollo proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

If you turn on British left-wing television, all you will hear is how Israel and the United States are attacking Iran.  The Islamic Republic of Iran, if Channel 4 et al. are […]

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Può bastare il nome di un dispositivo Bluetooth per costringere un aereo a tornare indietro mentre sorvola l’Atlantico? A quanto pare sì. È quanto accaduto a un volo United Airlines partito da New York e diretto a Palma di Maiorca, in Spagna, costretto a invertire la rotta dopo che a bordo è comparso un dispositivo Bluetooth identificato con la parola “BOMB“.

Secondo quanto riportato da diversi media statunitensi, l’allarme è scattato quando alcuni passeggeri hanno notato tra i dispositivi disponibili per la connessione Bluetooth una rete con quel nome. L’equipaggio avrebbe chiesto più volte ai viaggiatori di disattivare Bluetooth e dispositivi elettronici nel tentativo di individuare l’origine del segnale, ma il problema non è stato risolto. A quel punto, dopo essersi consultati con il centro operativo della compagnia a Chicago, i piloti hanno deciso di rientrare a Newark per motivi di sicurezza.

Il Boeing 767 trasportava 190 passeggeri e 12 membri dell’equipaggio. Una volta atterrato, l’aereo è stato evacuato e sottoposto a controlli da parte delle autorità aeroportuali e delle forze dell’ordine. Tutti i viaggiatori sono stati nuovamente sottoposti alle procedure di sicurezza prima di poter ripartire diverse ore dopo.

Alla fine non è stato trovato alcun ordigno. Secondo le ricostruzioni circolate sui media americani, il dispositivo apparteneva a un ragazzo di 16 anni e sarebbe stato semplicemente rinominato “BOMB”. Resta da chiarire se si sia trattato di una bravata, di una provocazione o di una scelta fatta senza immaginare le conseguenze che avrebbe potuto avere in un contesto particolarmente sensibile come quello di un volo internazionale. Le autorità federali stanno comunque approfondendo l’accaduto.

L'articolo Passeggeri di un volo partito da New York e diretto a Palma di Maiorca vedono il nome “BOMB” tra i dispositivi Bluetooth disponibili: scatta l’allarme e l’aereo torna indietro proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

Nine civic movements and associations across the country have created a national platform against the proliferation of solar and wind mega-projects, and in defence of a ‘just and sustainable energy

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