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STRIPES (Gary Warner) - USS Nimitz stops in Rio for party and joint patrol | Stars and Stripes

The USS Nimitz celebrated its 51st anniversary while at sea before pulling into the waters off Rio de Janeiro last week for joint maneuvers.

STRIPES (Brian McElhiney) - Marine probe blames ‘ignorance’ for Okinawa helicopter bag drop incident | Stars and Stripes

A Marine Corps investigation found that “ignorance” and procedure failures led to a helicopter dropping a 40-pound bag of emergency equipment over northern Okinawa last year.

STRIPES (Alex Wilson) - Army to redesignate 7th Infantry Division as a Pacific multidomain command | Stars and Stripes

The Army will soon rename the 7th Infantry Division as Multi-Domain Command-Pacific, part of a broader push to reorganize forces in the region.

JUSTTHENEWS (Just the News staff) - You Vote: All things considered - Taiwan, Iran, business - how would you rate China trip for the US?

"We feel very similar in Iran. We want that to end. We don't want them to have a nuclear weapon. We want the [Strait of Hormuz] opened," Trump said. Trump also said that his meetings with Xi resulted in "some fantastic trade deals."

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Governor Finally Commutes Sentence of Tina Peters.

Governor Jared Polis has commuted the sentence of Tina Peters, a former county clerk convicted over her role in examining voting machines after the 2020 election.

Governor Jared Polis has commuted the sentence of Tina Peters, a former county clerk convicted over her role in examining voting machines after the 2020 election . PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Colorado Governor Jared Polis (D) has commuted the sentence of Tina Peters , a former county clerk aged 70, who was serving a nine-year sentence for her involvement in examining voting machines after the 2020 election. Peters was convicted in 2024 for attempting to prove that the machines were used to rig the election against President Donald J. Trump. DETAIL: Governor Polis claims that the commutation was not an attempt to appease Trump, but rather a response to what he viewed as an excessively harsh sentence for a nonviolent first-time offender. He…Open

THENATIONALPULSE (Fleccas Talks) - Fleccas Talks Podcast Ep 354: California Spends $189 Million on iPads for Prisoners

Fleccas and Richard RatBoy host the most based, twice-weekly comedy podcast covering Western cultural decline. The podcast lampoons the political regime and reports on what we all know to be true – but few dare say. The Fleccas Talks podcast also provides massive hours of BonusLand episodes for Pulse+ subscribers each week. Sign up today […]

Fleccas and Richard RatBoy host the most based, twice-weekly comedy podcast covering Western cultural decline. The podcast lampoons the political regime and reports on what we all know to be true – but few dare say. The Fleccas Talks podcast also provides massive hours of BonusLand episodes for Pulse+ subscribers each week. Sign up today by clicking here Sign up today by clicking here. EPISODE 354: California Spends $189 Million on iPads for Prisoners Guys we have a fun show for you today. In Housekeeping we update you on the Chud the Builder case that is developing followed by some fraud and waste especially in California (iPads for prisoners, new teeth for homeless drug addicts). After that we get into migrant stuff followed by a solid…Open

THENATIONALPULSE (Raheem J. Kassam) - From Brasília to Brussels: Trump Should Broaden His 301 Offensive.

When Brussels blocked Amazon's rescue of iRobot, an American company was regulated out of existence and a Chinese buyer took the spoils. The Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act are doing the same to firms across Silicon Valley. President Trump should widen his Section 301 offensive to the EU.

Earlier this year, iRobot, the company that made the Roomba, filed for bankruptcy and was sold off to a Chinese supplier. The cause was a decision made in Brussels, three years ago, to block Amazon’s rescue offer. Thusly, an American company was regulated out of existence by a foreign bureaucracy. A Chinese competitor inherited the spoils, which is a fair summary of how the European Union’s (EU) so-called consumer protections work in the real world. iRobot is no isolated case. The EU has built an entire regulatory architecture for precisely this purpose, with two pieces of legislation: the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and the Digital Services Act (DSA), marketed as consumer protection but functioning as industrial policy directed at firms…Open