The Trump administration announced last week that it approved the sale of $2.1 billion worth of Patriot air defense missiles for Ukraine, despite concerns that the U.S.’s own stockpiles are running low.
Category: 3 November 2026
UKRAINE ENDS WEEKSLONG PAUSE, HITS RUSSIAN OIL REFINERY
Ukraine carried out an attack on a Russian oil refinery on Friday, effectively ending the fragile two-week pause in strikes on energy facilities after a request from the Trump administration.
WHAT HAS THE GOVERNMENT DONE TO OUR FREEDOMS?
Does the government work for us, or do we work for the government?
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS TRENDS
Despite the upbeat headlines about economic growth and resilient consumers, a growing number of businesses across multiple industries are filing for bankruptcy, shutting down operations, or preparing to close their doors permanently.
UKRAINE WAR MUST KEEP GOING: EU TO PROVIDE UKRAINE WITH €45 BILLION IN 2027
The European Union announced last week that it will provide Ukraine with at least €45 billion in 2027 to make sure Kyiv has the money to wage another year of war with Russia.
WHEN THE ECONOMY FALLS, JOBS GO WITH IT
While Wall Street celebrates stock gains and politicians insist the economy remains strong, continuing layoffs across all sectors tell a different story.
TWO-PARTY CRIME SYNDICATE: JUST 14 PERCENT OF AMERICANS APPROVE CONGRESS’S PERFORMANCE
A newly released Gallup poll found that just 14 percent of Americans say they approve of Congress’s job performance, which was seen as a warning shot for Republicans just before the crucial midterm elections.
CRUSADES 2000: RFK JR. GOES ON RACIST TIRADE AGAINST MUSLIMS
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the U.S. Health secretary, addressed a campaign event in Michigan last week and told a rally that Muslims have not contributed anything to society.
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION MOVES TO WEAKEN FEDERAL STANDARDS FOR METHANE EMISSIONS
President Donald Trump told a Texas rally last week that he plans to weaken federal standards tied to methane emissions and called the Biden-era rules “expensive and unnecessary,” according to a report in The New York Times.
MORE MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS: U.S. KILLS FIVE IN STRIKE ON VESSEL BELIEVED TO BE TRANSPORTING DRUGS IN THE PACIFIC
The U.S. announced on Thursday that it carried out a new strike on a suspected drug smuggling vessel in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing five people on board and bringing the total death toll of these strikes to at least 240.









