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Greetings from Tyler, It’s 2026, and I’m happy to see it. The fireworks were extra good in my neighborhood, and Donald Trump is President. Maybe someone will tell me where I’m wrong, but I like this guy. I’m not concerned that Trump means business. I just hope we don’t get stretched too thin. We’ve got…
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Ukraine opens weapons sales to cash in on wartime tech boom
Ukraine is opening up exports of its domestically produced arms to Europe, President Volodymyr Zelensky said — as Kyiv looks to capitalize on its wartime technology boom. The arms race in Ukraine has created many weapons firms that are producing more arms than Kyiv can buy, leading Zelensky to announce Sunday that 10 “export centers”…
Donald Trump’s Call for Sweeping Change Puts Washington on Notice
President Donald J. Trump began his second term with a dramatic pledge to sweep away the liberal gains made by Democrats under Joe Biden, saying in his inaugural address Monday that he planned to sign a historic number of executive orders right away to begin reshaping American society in his image while ushering in a…
Tens of thousands of migrants return to Morocco after crossing into Spain’s Ceuta – as it happened
Spain said around 50,000 people had crossed the border since Thursday morning, and estimated that 48,300 had voluntarily returned by 6 p.m. (1600 GMT) on Friday. Juan Jesús Vivas, head of Ceuta’s local government, said as many as 60,000 people had pushed across over the past couple of days. Fifty-seven bodies had been recovered on…
Weekly Update by Michael Armstrong – May 2, 2025
Greetings friends, Big news this week includes the Canadian election. Mark Carney will remain Prime Minister as the liberal party retains power, albeit with a minority government. Carney, formerly central bank chair for both Canada and the UK, benefited from the perception of being a political outsider with relevant experience guiding the nation’s economy through…
South Korea military shrinks by 20% due to low birthrate
South Korea’s military has shrunk to about 450,000 people – a decline of 20% over the last six years, according to a defence ministry report released by a ruling party lawmaker on Sunday. Authorities say the main reason behind the decline is the country’s dismal birth rate, which at 0.75 babies per woman is the…
