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Explosions in Tehran after airstrikes
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HERE WE GO: Iran just responded back…𝗦𝗲𝗲 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲

April 6, 2026 - by Mike Sitha - Leave a Comment

The first explosions shattered more than buildings The first explosions shattered more than buildings. They also shattered the belief that the conflict could still be contained. As jets from the …

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Former Biden Security Contractor Arrested In Fatal San Fran Shooting
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BREAKING: Top Biden-Kamala Official Arrested for MURDER

April 6, 2026 - by Mike Sitha - Leave a Comment

Former Biden Security Contractor Arrested In Fatal San Fran Shooting A former security contractor who claimed experience working alongside federal protective teams has been arrested A former security contractor who …

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U.S. Military Successfully Rescues Downed Airman In Daring Op…Read More

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Officials and regional sources U.S. forces have located and evacuated the weapons systems officer who was missing after a fighter jet was shot down over Iran, according to two senior …

U.S. Military Successfully Rescues Downed Airman In Daring Op…Read More Read More
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Trump says Iran could be ‘taken out in one night’ during news conference on war…See More

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The US president earlier called a ceasefire proposal “not good enough,” as Tehran rejected the The US president earlier called a ceasefire proposal “not good enough,” as Tehran rejected the …

Trump says Iran could be ‘taken out in one night’ during news conference on war…See More Read More
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Appeals Court Gives Trump Big Win With ‘Massive Victory’ on ICE Detention….

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A second federal court ruled Tuesday that individuals detained by U.S A second federal court ruled Tuesday that individuals detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are not entitled …

Appeals Court Gives Trump Big Win With ‘Massive Victory’ on ICE Detention…. Read More
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Supreme Court Gives Trump Admin Huge Immigration Win…See More

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The Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of the federal government on Wednesday in the The Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of the federal government on Wednesday in the …

Supreme Court Gives Trump Admin Huge Immigration Win…See More Read More
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Pilot’s strange 4-word message revealed after Iran shot down F-15E aircraft…See More

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Trump’s account of the rescue paints a picture of a pilot abandoned to the harshest odds: stranded behind enemy lines, hunted by Iranian forces and even civilians allegedly promised cash …

Pilot’s strange 4-word message revealed after Iran shot down F-15E aircraft…See More Read More
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BREAKING NEWS!!!🚨🚨 TRUMP just confirmed the passing of! See it!

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Witnesses reported multiple loud explosions within seconds Witnesses reported multiple loud explosions within seconds Rocket Attack Los Angeles Causes Widespread Destruction The rocket attack Los Angeles began with a sudden …

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😧Ocasio-Cortez BUSTED! SERIOUS Charges Threaten Her Career! Full Story In First Comment⬇️⬇️⬇️

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The return of national integrity and fiscal accountability has officially turned its gaze toward the The return of national integrity and fiscal accountability has officially turned its gaze toward the …

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Trump’s New Acting AG Just Put Democrats On Notice – IT’S OVER….Read More

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The Department of Justice is under new, more aggressive management following the historic appointment of The Department of Justice is under new, more aggressive management following the historic appointment of …

Trump’s New Acting AG Just Put Democrats On Notice – IT’S OVER….Read More Read More

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House Passes Bill To 4x Annual Payments for Medal of Honor RecipientsMedal of Honor Pension Increase Passes House With Bipartisan Support The Medal of Honor Pension Increase bill passed the Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives this week. Lawmakers approved the measure unanimously with a 424-0 vote. If the Senate approves the bill and the president signs it, pensions would increase significantly. The annual benefit would rise from $16,880 to $67,500. Supporters say the change recognizes the extraordinary sacrifices made by recipients. They also argue the increase would help cover travel costs for public appearances. Many Medal of Honor recipients travel across the country to speak at events. These engagements often occur at their own expense. Medal of Honor Pension Increase Backed by Bipartisan Lawmakers The Medal of Honor Pension Increase bill received support from both parties. Representatives Troy Nehls (R-TX) and Chris Pappas (D-NH) helped advocate for the measure. Supporters say the increase would reduce financial pressure on recipients. Many veterans regularly attend ceremonies, school visits, and national events. Additionally, lawmakers highlighted the importance of honoring living recipients. Currently, 60 Medal of Honor recipients are still alive. Since the award was created in 1863, approximately 3,500 individuals have received the honor. The medal recognizes extraordinary bravery during combat. Funding and Program Changes in Medal of Honor Pension Increase The increased payments would be funded through Veterans’ Affairs disability compensation. The legislation also includes a provision to offset the added cost. Specifically, the bill extends limits on pensions for veterans without spouses or dependents. That restriction would move from 2031 to 2033. Lawmakers say the adjustment ensures the program remains financially sustainable. Meanwhile, the larger pension would directly benefit living Medal of Honor recipients. The pension program itself dates back more than a century. Congress first introduced it in 1916. At that time, recipients received $10 per month from the federal government. Over the decades, the stipend gradually increased. The payment rose to $100 per month in 1961. Later, the amount reached $1,000 in 2002. National Medal of Honor Museum Opening Soon The Medal of Honor Pension Increase debate comes as a major national museum prepares to open. The National Medal of Honor Museum will open next month in Arlington, Texas. The museum will highlight stories of American service members. These stories focus on individuals who demonstrated exceptional bravery in combat. Supporters believe the museum will help preserve the legacy of Medal of Honor recipients. It will also educate the public about military service and sacrifice. Calls for Medal of Honor Recognition for Maj. James Capers Meanwhile, some veterans and lawmakers are urging recognition for Maj. James Capers. Capers is a Black Vietnam War veteran who served in the U.S. Marine Corps. Supporters want President Donald Trump to award Capers the Medal of Honor during his second term. Capers is known for actions during a 1967 ambush in Phú Lộc. According to sworn testimony, Capers and his unit were attacked deep in the jungle. Claymore mine explosions severely injured him and his fellow Marines. Despite suffering a shattered leg and a severe abdominal wound, Capers continued leading his unit. He helped hold off enemy forces until a medical evacuation helicopter arrived. Capers also attempted to sacrifice himself during the evacuation. He tried to jump from the overloaded helicopter so his men could escape. However, the crew chief pulled him back into the aircraft. Capers had suffered multiple gunshot wounds and 19 pieces of shrapnel during the battle. His actions ensured that all of his Marines survived, according to sworn testimony.

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