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Northern Ireland political party agrees to end 2-year boycott that caused the government to collapse
The breakthrough came after the U.K. government last week gave Northern Ireland politicians until Feb. 8 to restore the collapsed government in Belfast or face new elections. Northern Ireland’s largest British unionist party has agreed to end a boycott that left the region’s people without a power-sharing administration for two years, it said Tuesday — a breakthrough that could…
Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – January 9, 2026
Greetings from Tyler, They’ve got full blown pandemonium in Tehran. Maybe the mullahs won’t survive it. People are using the internet, and we’ve got real time pictures of what’s going on. I don’t know if you know this, but things haven’t been good under the religious police. There are hints that the son of the…
Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – July 18, 2025
Greetings from Tyler, The media is ablaze with suspicion about Trump and Epstein. It’s like the whole of media has banded together to try to bring Trump down. They’re determined to tie him to Epstein, no matter the cost. The Drudge Report today has a photo of Trump and Melania posing with Epstein, trying to…
Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – August 8, 2025
Greetings from Tyler, It looks like Israel is going into Gaza to take complete control. The plan is getting mixed reviews from several nations. Germany is ready to cut bait, promising to halt all plans for weapons supplies. Who knew that Germany was backing Israel? I doubt if that will change any minds. Keir Starmer,…
Breaking News | News | UkraineWhy No One Is Winning the Russia-Ukraine War After Four Years
Looking up above Ukraine’s snaking front lines, some drones zip toward far-away targets while others hover lower— buzzing right above the heads of soldiers on the contact line, searching for their next target. “There is constant activity in the air almost everywhere,” says one Ukrainian soldier on the front line. He declined to provide his…
NATO sends 700 more troops to Kosovo to help quell violent protests
NATO chief Jen Stoltenberg warned troops “will take all necessary actions to maintain a safe and secure environment for all citizens in Kosovo.” NATO said on Tuesday it will send more troops to northern Kosovo to help quell violent protests, following clashes with ethnic Serbs that wounded 30 peacekeepers. “We have decided to deploy 700…


