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AMERICANTHINKER - Don’t Confuse Urban Drug Addiction With Homelessness

ChatGPT By Thom Nickels Living on the street is an intentional lifestyle, rooted in criminality.

AMERICANTHINKER - Ceuta: The Time-Lapse Photo Of Western Collapse

American Thinker By Vince Coyner Just one week in Ceuta provided a perfect microcosm of what’s been happening across Europe for a decade, and always with European governments’ connivance.

AMERICANTHINKER - The Mohammunist Manifesto—The World as a Binary

American Thinker By Milli Sands In both Islam and communism, there is an “In” crowd and an “Out” crowd, and both ideologies have as their relentless goal destroying the “Out” crowd.

AMERICANTHINKER - The Art Of The Deal Is Doomed To Fail In Iran

American Thinker By Ted Noel Trump believes in American negotiation, which sees both sides winning a lot and losing a little; the mullahs believe in our complete destruction.

ABCNEWS - Duckworth bill targets Pentagon's confusing accounting of Iran war casualties

ABC News was first to report last month that the Pentagon had begun changing how it publicly reports casualties from the Iran war.

AXIOS (Amy Harder) - Climate change is fueling wildfire risk — and anxiety

SEATTLE — Wildfire smoke blanketing this coastal city and much of the West is bringing an ominous reminder that the reach of destructive fires is growing. Why it matters: Climate scientists study how global warming increases the odds of wildfire. People living through it are confronting a more immediate question: where is truly safe anymore? The big picture: Wildfires intensified by climate change are like an unforgiving spotlight sweeping across the world. No one really knows where it will stop next. Driving the news: Right now, that spotlight is on Spokane, Washington, where a historic wildfire has destroyed neighborhoods and remains uncontrolled. Fires are also burning in the Bordeaux region in France, outside Madrid and in British…

AXIOS (Brittany Gibson) - "Entrapment": Trump's immigration delays fuel jump in ICE arrest targets

A work slowdown by the Trump administration's immigration offices has exploded the backlog of applications for citizenship, green cards and work permits to an unprecedented 7.5 million people, according to the latest agency data. - Add the millions of immigrants waiting on decisions for asylum, work visas and permission to stay in the U.S. for humanitarian reasons, and the total backlog soars to more than 12.1 million. Why it matters: The delays have put potentially millions of people in legal immigration limbo — vulnerable to being arrested by ICE agents and deported, even if they've followed the rules to try to stay in the U.S. - Officials say the delays are being driven by the administration's new focus on stricter vetting. A wave…