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The Russian Aerospace Forces have launched their largest bombing campaign on record against Ukraine, according to a report by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The attacks were launched on October 17, and included 109 airstrikes across Ukrainian territory. The bombing was reportedly conducted in parallel to the launch of 6,024 loitering munitions, and escalated shelling including 4,941 separate attacks against Ukrainian military positions and infrastructure.

For believers, ghosts are the spirits of the departed who, for some reason, have either refused to move on to the afterlife or come back from it. Depending on who you ask, the spirits of the departed may have some unfinished business from their lives on Earth, return as omens or warnings of the future, or simply can’t accept that they’re dead and unable to enjoy the pleasures of modern-day life.
Which we totally get… Do you know how long it took them to wash clothes back then? (Levi Strauss & Co)
In war, there’s gonna be death, and the Revolutionary War was no different.

The United States is releasing and repatriating the two survivors of a suspected drug smuggling submersible vessel that was destroyed Thursday in the Caribbean, President Donald Trump announced on Saturday. The two people are currently being held on a Navy vessel in the Caribbean after the military recovered them from the site of the airstrike. 
The two will be released back to their home countries, Ecuador and Colombia, respectively, rather than remain in American custody or prosecuted by the U.S. government.

California is closing a large stretch of Interstate 5 near Camp Pendleton today after the Marine Corps confirmed it would be conducting an artillery live-fire event over the freeway.
The state announced the four-hour closure Saturday morning, citing “extreme life safety risk and distraction to drivers, including sudden unexpected and loud explosions,” from the Marine Corps’ event today as part of its 250th birthday celebration.

Several developments this week related to the Caribbean campaign against drug trafficking and foreign terrorist organizations

The NY Times posted an analysis of several satellite images showing troop movement in the Caribbean; development of U.S. military staging in Puerto Rico; and flight paths of strike aircraft departing the mainland U.S. We’re now looking at nearly 10K U.S. military personnel and multiple air and sea platforms operating in the area.

The recent surge in the American military presence surrounding Venezuela, and efforts by Washington to apply military pressure to force an overthrow of the government in Caracas, have raised the possibility that the Venezuelan government will resume investments in large scale defence procurement. Venezuela has responded to American military activities by staging shows of force using its Su-30MK2 fighter aircraft, of which two dozen were ordered from Russia in the 2000s.

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UFO hype reached a fever pitch in 2025, as President Donald Trump’s order to declassify and release military and intelligence documents related to UFOs began to flood the internet. One document in particular received some extraordinary attention, relaying the story of a Soviet Red Army infantry unit that was attacked not only by a UFO, but by its alien crew.
A story reprinted in the Ukrainian newspaper Ternopil Vechirny (meaning “Ternopil Evening”) alleged that the American intelligence community received a 250-page file from the KGB’s archive after the fall of the Soviet Union.

Image by Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

By Doug Truax, USMA ’92CEO Restoration of America
Under War Secretary Pete Hegseth, America’s military is rediscovering its true mission of forging warriors, not social justice activists.
He’s already purged divisive DEI and race-based admissions policies from our elite service academies, but one seemingly benign obstacle remains: academic accreditation. And like the wall on the training course, it must be overcome.

The Editorial Board, The Wall Street Journal
They won’t even vote to pass a military funding bill they supported in committee.