Japan’s ruling party announced it will hold an internal election on September 27 to choose a new leader following Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s decision to step down. The election will involve only the party’s parliamentarians and 1.1 million members. Kishida, who took office in October 2021, decided to bow out to allow a new leader to rebuild public trust after a corruption scandal severely damaged … Continue reading Japan’s governing party to choose its head who will also be the new PM

Russian President Vladimir Putin made a surprise visit to Chechnya, inspecting troops and volunteers preparing to fight in Ukraine alongside Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov. This marks Putin’s first visit to the North Caucasus region since 2011. The visit comes as Moscow attempts to repel Ukrainian forces from the Kursk region, following Ukraine’s significant incursion into Russian territory. Putin praised the soldiers, emphasizing their courage and … Continue reading Putin inspects troops with Kadyrov on first Chechnya visit since 2011

A judge rejected Hunter Biden’s second attempt to dismiss his tax charges, stating that his request was untimely and lacked new legal arguments. Biden had cited recent developments in former President Trump’s cases to support his claim that David Weiss’s appointment as special counsel was improper. The judge, Mark Scarsi, noted that neither the legal opinions nor the decisions from Trump’s cases were binding precedents, … Continue reading Judge rejects Hunter Biden’s bid to dismiss tax charges over special counsel argument

Former President Trump criticized Democrats for focusing on him during their convention in Chicago, calling it “pretty sad” and accusing them of being “out of control.” In an interview with Hugh Hewitt, Trump argued that Democrats should have prioritized issues like crime and the economy instead of mentioning him nearly 200 times. He also suggested that rhetoric against him might have contributed to an assassination … Continue reading Trump says it’s ‘pretty sad’ for Democrats to focus on him at convention

In March, President Biden approved a highly classified nuclear strategy, shifting U.S. deterrence efforts to focus on China’s rapidly expanding nuclear arsenal. This new “Nuclear Employment Guidance” prepares the U.S. for potential simultaneous nuclear challenges from China, Russia, and North Korea. The plan reflects concerns that China’s nuclear capabilities could rival those of the U.S. and Russia within a decade. Although the strategy remains secret, … Continue reading Biden Approved Secret Nuke Strategy Refocusing on China Threat