State of the Union: Gen. Christopher Donahue’s departure is the latest in a line of military leaders to leave their offices under Hegseth’s command. The post Army Europe and Africa Commander Relinquishes Command After 18 Months appeared first on The American Conservative .
Gen. Christopher Donahue, the commanding general of the U.S. Army’s Europe and African operations, will relinquish his command after only 18 months on July 2. The Associated Press reported that his departure comes as sources indicate a downgrading of the U.S. Army Europe and Africa from a four to a three star command. Donahue commanded Delta Force units in Iraq and Afghanistan and then led the 82nd Airborne division from July 2020 to March 2022, during which he became the last soldier to depart Afghanistan during the Biden Administration’s 2021 withdrawal. Donahue’s departure is the latest in a series of brass shakeups under Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. Under Hegseth’s leadership, the Department of War has undertaken a…Open
President Donald Trump has claimed that recent Reflecting Pool renovations were necessary because of vandalism and sabotage. However, newly obtained government documents reviewed by The New York Times reportedly do not corroborate those allegations. #trump #reflectingpool #vandals
Six people have been arrested and seven others issued federal citations for allegedly vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, President Trump stated on Truth Social, […] Source
Professor Penn and Royce White open with “rumors of war,” breaking down the fragile U.S.–Iran talks, Lebanon, Israel, NATO, and the global power structure behind America’s foreign policy commitments. The conversation moves from Middle East conflict to the deeper crisis at home: the decline of fatherhood, the collapse of family authority, the rise of materialism, and a culture increasingly detached from God, truth, and reality. Penn reflects on how the Republican movement, the universities, the military-industrial complex, and global financial systems have helped fracture American identity into competing tribes instead of one people. Royce pushes the argument further, challenging NATO, modern monetary theory, foreign entanglements,…
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