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ICE Has Arrested 75,000 with No Criminal Record
M.A. Dworkin Washington, D.C. - New data from the well-respected University of California, Berkeley’s Deportation Data Project, shows that ICE arrests from January 20 to October 15, 2025, indicates that nearly 75,000 people with no criminal record have been arrested. These figures do not include arrests made by the Border Patrol, which has launched aggressive immigration operations in several cities in recent months. More than one-third of the 220,000 people arrested
Trump’s End Game in Venezuela: Block China
M.A. Dworkin South America - It all sounds very noble, very American gung-ho, very righteous. The lame-duck President of the United States has declared his own personal war on the Cartels of Venezuela. His stated intent is to wipe out the scum who poison our people, and at the same time to chase out the drug lord’s puppet, the corrupt Maduro regime. It all seems very impressive to pursue a war-like agenda by suddenly stationing fleets of warships in the Caribbean, of
Nigeria Threatens Trump with Mosquitoes - amid Charges of Christian Killings
M.A. Dworkin Nigeria - Modern day warfare apparently takes on many shapes. There are the obvious ones like attack drones, bunker busting bombs and of course nuclear weapons. But now, from a corner of the world we would least suspect of developing new mass weapons of war, comes a quasi-legitimate, quasi-comical, albeit sobering threat, from the African State of Nigeria that involves Mosquito Warfare. In a story that is being reported in The Zambian Observer and the Dai
Undersea Train Tunnel to Connect Europe & Africa
M.A. Dworkin Atlantic Ocean - A colossal undersea train tunnel project linking Europe and Africa just got the green light after four...
Putin Moves Nuclear Bombers towards Europe
A.J. Pike Moscow - Russian President Vladimir Putin has moved four Tu-95MS Nuclear Bombers closer to Europe. The strategic move comes in...
Report Details 9 Banned Weapons of War
M.A. Dworkin The Pentagon, D.C. - The world seems to be constantly teetering on the verge of an all-out nuclear war. On any given day,...
Six U.S. Navy Growlers Deployed to Puerto Rico
M.A. Dworkin Puerto Rico - To what seems to be an imminent sign of war with Venezuela, a contingent of six U.S. Navy EA-18G Growler electronic warfare jets, roughly a full squadron, are now deployed at the reactivated Naval Station Roosevelt Roads, in Puerto Rico. This is a particularly notable addition to the ongoing build-up of U.S. forces in the Caribbean region that goes far beyond a typical show of force and a general bolstering of capacity to support current counter-dr
St. Maarten Cracks Down on Pesky Cruise Ship Vendors
A.J. Pike St. Maarten - The ultra popular cruise ship port of St. Maarten has decided that enough is enough as far as pushy cruise ship vendors are concerned. A new ban has been put in place on unauthorized vendors soliciting cruise passengers. The ban is being soundly applauded by passengers who are forced to put up with the rude and unruly actions of certain vendors. One of Royal Caribbean’s main hot stops in the Caribbean, St. Maarten, has issued a new public order
USVI & Caribbean Tourism Fear the Fallout of a U.S.-Venezuela Conflict
M.A. Dworkin Caribbean Sea - Caribbean nations are beginning to feel the fallout of a possible military conflict between the United States and Venezuela. As tensions rise between the two countries, tourism departments up and down the quiet waters of the Caribbean Sea are beginning to calibrate what the potential cost of such a conflict might be to their most precious product, tourism. Even without a shot being fired between the two nations, the threat of conflict is a
U.S. Officially Reopens Puerto Rico Naval Base; Russia moves in Air Defense
M.A. Dworkin Puerto Rico - The United States has quietly reactivated the former Roosevelt Roads Naval base in Ceiba, Puerto Rico, while bringing in F-35s, a carrier strike group, bombers, and amphibious forces across the Caribbean. Roosevelt Roads, the sprawling Cold War-era naval hub that Washington shuttered in 2004, is quietly back in operation. According to a recent report coming out of Roosevelt Roads, accompanied by corroborating satellite imagery, U.S. forces ha
The Puerto Rico Trench & the Virgin Islands Trough - What Lurks Beneath?
Jamie Leonard Off the Coast of St. Croix - The Puerto Rico Trench is the deepest point in the Atlantic Ocean and one of the most geologically complex regions on the planet. It stretches nearly 800 miles - roughly the distance from Boston to Chicago - running east-west across the northern edge of the Caribbean. This vast undersea gorge passes north of Puerto Rico, continuing past the U.S. Virgin Islands, and arcs out into the open Atlantic. At its deepest known point, called t
Pentagon Invokes No Flight Zone off Puerto Rico
M.A. Dworkin Puerto Rico - The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), acting under the direction of the Department of War (DoD), has issued a new Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) establishing temporary flight restrictions over an area off the southeast coast of Ceiba, Puerto Rico. The order, identified as FDC 5/9106, takes effect on November 1, 2025, and will remain active through March 31, 2026. According to the FAA, the restrictions are for “Special Security Reaso
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