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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, November 24, 2025

Chinese researchers simulate large-scale electronic warfare against Elon Musk’s Starlink. Findings suggest jamming Starlink across area matching Taiwan is technically feasible, but only at huge scale needing 1,000 drones or more.

A story from early this year that I recently came across: ‘I learnt to fire an RPG with YouTube’: How one Sudanese village fought the RSF

Britain’s Plan to Abolish Most Jury Trials

Should the Feds Bail Out Chicago?

Every so often, a scientific claim becomes so widely repeated that it hardens into “fact,” even when the evidence beneath it consists of… well… let’s just call it creative meteorology

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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, November 23, 2025

New Twist In Effort To End The War In Ukraine

Japanese Automakers Invest Billions in India’s Auto Market

U.S. Pressure Campaign Against Venezuela Has Entered A New Phase

Trump Set To Propose Framework To Halt “Surprise” Obamacare Price Hikes

Are U.S. Crop Yields Declining?

Future War Will Be Fought with Sticks and Stones

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Japan suffered deadliest month of bear attacks in history, with 7 deaths and 88 maulings in October

The Collapse of Western Power in Francophone Africa

Foreign Rage Farmers Exposed by X in Major Update. X just revealed the location of every user on the platform, triggering chaos among foreign rage farmers and slop peddlers — the massive ranks of which have shaped our culture now for years

More on the above story collected here. And here as well “Foreign Fake MAGA Anti-Israel Accounts Exposed In X “Location” Disclosure”.

Scientists Say Garlic Mouthwash Works As Well as Popular Antiseptics

Links For Yesterday

Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, November 22, 2025

‘Total nonsense’: A former Russian military cartographer on how the army cooks its maps to exaggerate gains

Report: IDF Eliminates Senior Hamas Commander Amid Repeated Ceasefire Violations in Gaza

Research published in 2022 revealed the bacterium that causes typhoid fever is evolving extensive drug resistance, and is rapidly replacing strains that aren’t resistant.

A Trillion-Dollar “Advantage”: How Private Insurers Are Bilking Medicare and Taxpayers

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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, November 21, 2025

Kyiv Under Pressure as Trump Sets One-Week Deadline for Peace Deal

Reuters Investigation Reveals China’s Civilian Shadow Navy Practices for Invasion of Taiwan

Impact Of Selling F-35s To Saudi Arabia On The Region

“The Largest Funder of Al-Shabaab Is the Minnesota Taxpayer”

The Harvard Endowment’s Biggest Public Investment is Now Bitcoin

Infant botulism outbreak doubles; ByHeart confirms bacteria in formula

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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, November 18, 2025

Ukraine’s Claimed ATACMS Strike In Russia Signals Major Shift In U.S. Policy

What The U.S.-Saudi Nuclear Deal Means for the American Nuclear Industry

Oil Tanker Seized by Iran Is Released With Cargo Missing

China’s Demographics Problem Grows

China underground church pastors arrested, face up to three years in jail

Norway Pauses Use of Fart-Reducing Cattle Feed in Wake of Danish Cow-Tastrophe

Single Loose Wire Caused Dali’s Catastrophic Bridge Strike, NTSB Concludes

Low Vitamin D Levels Strongly Linked to Depression

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From yesterday, but they have started posting them to late at night for me to post the current one so I guess I will be one day behind if I want to keep linking to them. Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, November 17, 2025

Polish Rail Sabotage Blamed On Russia

Congo Jihadis Massacre Catholic Hospital Patients as Fighting Rages On

Widespread Cloudflare outage blamed on mysterious traffic spike

‘Are they going to eat me alive?’: trail runners become prey in newest form of hunting

Links For Today

Pressure On Maduro Cranked Up As USS Gerald R. Ford Arrives In Caribbean

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns of ‘perfect storm’ behind ground beef possibly soaring to $10 a pound

The U.S. Postal Service lost $9 billion in fiscal year 2025, a $500 million improvement from the prior year that officials attributed to greater revenue intake and reduction in transportation and workers compensation costs. But controllable loss, essentially adjusted operating income that excludes expenses such as workers compensation that are out of management’s control, worsened from $1.8 billion to $2.7 billion.

A new report found that nine months after January’s fires, a significant number of residents in Altadena and Pacific Palisades remain displaced and continue to struggle with housing support amid ongoing battles with insurance. The report also underscores the fact that fire survivors’ experiences have largely been shaped by their insurance carrier, with the California FAIR Plan and State Farm facing the most “very dissatisfied” customers and USAA and Farmers seeing the least.

Airlines Can Resume Regular Schedules After FAA Ends Flight Restrictions

See why orcas are sinking boats — and how other killer whales are learning from them