Author: Tommy Grant

Support for Israel’s military action in Gaza has declined substantially among U.S. adults, with only about one-third approving, according to a new Gallup poll — a drop from the beginning of the war with Hamas, when about half of Americans approved of Israel’s operation.The new polling also found that about half of U.S. adults now have an unfavorable view of Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, the most negative rating he has received since he was first included in Gallup polling in 1997. The poll was conducted from July 7-21, while reports of starvation in Gaza led to international criticism of…

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United States ruler Donald Trump has just issued a fresh nuclear threat to Iran. He warned that Iran’s nuclear sites could be bombed again if it resumes uranium enrichment. Over 200 Israeli Warplanes Used Against Iran, Trump Warns ‘More Brutal’ Attacks Coming Without Nuclear Deal Israel carried out a series of strikes against Iran in June, after claiming Tehran was nearing completion of a nuclear weapon. This is an accusation Israeli officials have been making for decades. The rulers of Israel have continued to be brazen despite the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) and U.S. intelligence having failed to find…

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The aircraft carrier George Washington is conducting search-and-rescue operations in the Timor Sea for a sailor reported missing, the U.S. Navy said Tuesday.The carrier began search efforts after receiving reports of a possible sailor overboard, the Navy said in a brief release.Units assigned to Carrier Strike Group 5, along with the Australian Defence Force and the Australian Border Force, are assisting in the effort.The Navy did not disclose the missing sailor’s identity, in line with service policy.The release did not disclose additional details about the specific location of the search.About Beth SullivanBeth Sullivan is an editor for Military Times. Previously, she…

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Beef ranchers in Mexico have been struggling with a parasite called a “screwworm”. The flesh-eating parasite has been infecting cattle to the point that the United States has banned entry into the country from Mexican-raised beef cattle. Edi Valencia Santos, a rancher and caretaker, said that Mexican government officials have come to his community to talk to people with livestock, but so far without resources. He has had five infected animals on the ranch so far. In the southern state of Chiapas, which borders Guatemala, the New World screwworm fly’s rapid spread appears to have caught most ranchers off guard, despite memories…

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Fort Cavazos, Texas, has been renamed Fort Hood, this time honoring a World War I soldier, Col. Robert Benjamin Hood.The ceremony took place Monday at the III Armored Corps Headquarters. Col. Mark McClellan, garrison Fort Hood commander along with installation Sgt. Maj. Loyd Rhoades cased the Fort Cavazos colors and unfurled the Fort Hood colors.Hood was a Distinguished Service Cross recipient who was dedicated to his soldiers and deeply respected by his peers and subordinates, said III Armored Corps and Fort Hood Commanding General Lt. Gen. Kevin Admiral.“Col. Hood represents the ideal citizen-soldier, a man who rose to the occasion…

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The Air Force created a new office dedicated to communications and cyber systems, marking what was hailed in a service release “as one of the most significant reorganizations of the Air Staff in over 30 years.” The new AF/A6 Deputy Chief of Staff Office breaks up responsibilities previously held under the Air Force headquarters A2 office to add a new and combined focus on cyber and communications. The change is intended to align with other Pentagon initiatives to streamline command and control capabilities and inform future investments and force design decisions. “We created the A6 to ensure communications and cyber…

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Last Friday, the European Commission said it would reduce support under the Ukraine Facility program from a €4.5 billion ($5.2 billion) installment to €3.05 billion ($3.5 billion), citing Kiev’s failure to meet commitments on anti-corruption reforms. The European Union is citing Ukrainian ruler Volodymyr Zelensky’s crackdown on anti-corruption as the reason for removing aid. Ukrainskaya Pravda has reported that the program has been de facto frozen, alongside another mechanism, ERA Loans, with a total of $60 billion at stake.  It’s difficult not to notice that at one point, Zelensky had demanded that the West give him Russia’s frozen assets in…

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The latest USDA cattle report shows America’s cattle and calves herd population has fallen to 94.2 million, its lowest mid-year level since 1973. The nation’s shrinking herd size has pushed retail ground beef prices to record highs. While talk of a herd recovery cycle may be premature, Goldman Sachs analysts are eying a cyclical low in the cattle cycle. Bloomberg notes that while improved pasture conditions and higher beef prices at supermarkets and butcher shops have sparked some speculation about an incoming herd rebuilding cycle, there’s no clear evidence that this may materialize soon. Heifer numbers in animal feeding operations (known as feedlots) across…

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These days, everything seems to be getting “Smart” or using A.I. as a “Game Changer.” While it’s certainly become a nuisance on the internet, you also see it in our everyday lives in the rise of smart home technology, new-age security systems, and comfort that gives you the illusion of control. On paper, they make sense. A smart thermostat can save you money. An A.I.-organized security system should catch things human eyes miss. Remote control features synced to your phone let you close the curtains and check to see if there’s milk in the fridge without getting off the couch.…

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A chaotic and dangerous situation is unfolding in Manhattan as an active shooter opened fire near Park Avenue, injuring an NYPD officer and multiple civilians. Early reports indicate the suspect may be wearing body armor and using a rifle. UPDATE: Fox News is reporting that at least six people, including a police officer, were shot Monday afternoon when gunfire broke out in Midtown Manhattan. According to police sources who spoke with FOX 5 New York, the shooter is down. NEW YORK, NY (2-minute read) — A terrifying scene unfolded Monday near Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan after an armed suspect…

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