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U.S. companies help advance our modern, future-focused U.S.-ROK Alliance. We welcome the recent approval for Google to export high-precision map data in the ROK, an important step toward enabling Google Maps in Korea. Continued progress on market access will benefit both U.S. and ROK companies and consumers.

Iran state media confirms killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei following US-Israeli missile strikes theguardian.com/us-news/2026/f…

Today could not have gone worse for Johnny Somali (aka Ramsey Khalid Ismael) in his trial in South Korea > Prosecutors refused to drop the deepfake charges and ignored his unoffical "settlement" with Korean streamer Yongman or attempts to blame Bong Bong > The Judge and court were offended by his attempt to blame Korean culture for his actions, stating they are acceptable in the United States > His "not apology" apology focused only on his ignorance of the consequences, and trying to claim innocence because the victim (BongBong) was not charged. Tried to claim the laws were unfair, neither the Judge nor Prosecutor liked this argument. > Prosecutors recommended 3 years prison time WITH MANUAL LABOR, the maximum fine, and offical sex offender registration > The Judge set the official sentencing date two months out, instead of the typical 2 weeks, extending the painful waiting process (process is the punishment) This is the FO part of FAFO for Ramsey Khalid Ismael.

Friendship medals before they bombed Pearl Harbor and we returned them during the Doolittle raid.

Biological warfare, The Rape Of Nanking, Bataan Death March, Comfort Women, Three Alls Policy, Death Railway.

This is important, so I’m writing it down. I am Japanese. When I go to another country, I enter only with that country’s permission. That permission is, in fact, me being granted a privilege. If I break the rules of that country, that privilege will be revoked. This is completely obvious and natural. It is not a human rights issue.😑

@BrentLewis37 @williejuancom @RabbiPoupko @AIPAC @DemMaj4Israel @grok He was a Sephardic Haredi nut job. Haredi are just like Wahhabists in Islam.

@williejuancom @RabbiPoupko @AIPAC @DemMaj4Israel @grok is this quote correct

Dear "I Am Not Dying for Israel" Keyboard Warriors, This is the Russian MiG 21 Fighter Jet. It was the pinnacle of Soviet warfare. The Pentagon was spending MILLIONS of US tax dollars speculating what it is like, how to outmaneuver it, and speculating how to outperform the Soviets. Many of the high costs came from the Russians' ability to keep the makeup of this airplane top secret. In 1966, Israeli Mossad agents orchestrated the defection of Iraqi pilot Munir Redfa, who flew this Soviet-built MiG-21 to Israel in Operation Diamond. Israel passed on all the information to the US and even loaned this airplane to the US. Israel is the only US ally that never asked a single US soldier to fight for it. Israel defends itself, byitself and does a great deal for our security.

Russian Olympic Champion figure skater Alexei Yagudin, on whether Alysa Liu deserved the gold medal: "It was completely fair. Russians can't skate like that. She just skated for fun... Americans say things like 'Hey! How are you?' 'Have a good time' 'I'm just happy to be here,' and that's exactly the vibe she had."

@HuffPost If waiving an American flag or chanting “USA!” Turns you off right now, you should move.

Video from the Mexican National Guard showing the aftermath of clashes with CJNG in Coyula, Tonala Jalisco

BREAKING: CJNG cartel say they will target anyone found on the streets after 2pm even if they are INNOCENTS and tells all residents of Guadalajara to stay home.

War has erupted in Mexico 🇲🇽 After the Mexican Army killed “El Mencho” the leader of the Jalisco New Gen Cartel Clashes are occurring mostly in the state of Jalisco, with CJNG members and Mexican Army being killed and cartel gunmen blocking highways and attacking infrastructure

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Regarding the Mexican military raid that targeted and killed the head of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, Fox News has learned the US military played a strong supporting role in the targeted raid, but the Mexican military executed the operation. On background, from a US defense official, “JIATF-CC played a role, in that the JIATF regularly works with the Mexican military through US Northern Command. However, I want to emphasize that this was a Mexican military operation, so the success is theirs.” JIATF-CC stands for:  The  Joint Interagency Task Force-Counter Cartel (JIATF-CC) is a U.S. Northern Command task force established in January 2026 to identify, disrupt, and dismantle drug cartels along the U.S.-Mexico border. Commanded by Air Force Brig. Gen. Maurizio Calabrese, it uses a whole-of-government approach to coordinate intelligence and law enforcement efforts against cartel networks - per NORTHCOM.

@Piper336 No they do not. If you add beans then it is not chili just like a shepherd's pie has lamb/mutton while a cottage pie has beef or mixed meat but its not the same thing.

Yes. Of course.

Video showing a CJNG attack against a Mexican National Guard unit in San Isidro.

This post is false. The military operation in Tapalpa, Jalisco, aimed at capturing Rubén “N,” alias “Mencho,” was planned and executed by Mexican Special Forces. The action was carried out within the framework of bilateral cooperation, with U.S. authorities providing complementary intelligence. Mexican National Guard and Army troops are currently reinforcing security in Jalisco and neighboring states to maintain order.

@sentdefender Is this all diversion tactics? Saw them at an airport smoking people earlier.

Multiple vehicles burn in the parking lot of a Costco in Puerto Vallarta, as the CJNG Cartel continues its rampage throughout the city and across the Mexican state of Jalisco.

The common belief on Western internet is that the South Korean economy is a Chaebol-led technocracy but in reality it's much closer to a government-led bureaucracy, just ask the investment bankers, their primary reason of being reluctant to invest in the Korean market is the severe government control Historicallty Korean society was ruled by a strong central government and the growth of Chaebols were only possible because of economic intervention by dictators. Mega corporations that went against the government were quickly dismantled (Kukje Group was the 5th biggest conglomerate in 1985 but was forcibly dissolved within a week) The government still asserts massive influence over the economy and the Chaebols. Samsung's Lee Jae-yong served prison time for his involvement in the Park Geun-hye scandal and cases of suicide of Chaebol owners caused by targetted government crackdowns exist