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Recap: Brown University person of interest to be released from police custody, officials say
Authorities said late Sunday the person of interest was being released from custody with evidence pointing in a different direction now. A shooter dressed in black killed at least two people and wounded nine others at Brown University on Saturday during final exams on the Ivy League campus, authorities said, and that person appears to…
Clarence Thomas says precedent might not determine cases on upcoming supreme court docket
The court is expected to weigh in next session on same-sex marriage, which it legalized in 2015 Settled legal precedent in the US is not “gospel” and in some instances may have been “something somebody dreamt up and others went along with”, the US supreme court justice Clarence Thomas has said. Thomas – part of…
Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – September 16, 2022
Greetings from Tyler, Much is being made of the transfer of illegal aliens to northeastern destinations. Is it a gimmick or might it expose the hypocrisy of the bleeding hearts? They seem to have certain philosophies that are for other people and other places. Never mind the MILLIONS that have poured in since the border…
Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – June 27, 2025
Greetings from Tyler, They think they’ve got him. Somehow the mainstream media knows that the Iran strikes didn’t finish Iran’s nuclear ambitions, and maybe a couple of months at most and the mullahs will be as dangerous as ever. This makes Trump apoplectic. He’s pretty sure Iran has been dealt with. But the media have their sources. Nobody…
2 Sudan generals are at war with each other. Here’s what to know.
The death toll from the crisis in Sudan as well-armed factions led by two rival commanders continue fighting each other in heavily populated cities has reached at least 270 people, according to the United Nations. Violence was still raging Wednesday despite a planned ceasefire, five days into the fighting and days after a U.S. diplomatic…
Ireland, Norway and Spain to recognise Palestinian state
Ireland, Norway, and Spain have announced they will formally recognise a Palestinian state from 28 May. Spain and Ireland said the decision was not against Israel nor in favour of Hamas, but rather in support of peace. Israel reacted angrily, warning the move would mean more instability in the region and recalling its ambassadors to…


