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This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The End of the American Dream under the title: Nature In Chaos: A Massive Invasion Of Rats In California, Hordes Of Diseased Mosquitoes In Las Vegas, And “Zombie Squirrels” With Ghastly Growths That Burst Open Why does just about everything seem to be going haywire in 2025?  In particular, the natural world has been thrown into a state of complete and utter chaos.  We are experiencing “the year of the fire” and “the year of the flood” simultaneously, and we are constantly being hammered by large earthquakes and major volcanic eruptions.…

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The man accused of throwing a Subway sandwich at an immigration enforcement officer during President Donald Trump’s federal takeover to decrease crime in Washington, D.C., is an Air Force veteran who served in Afghanistan.Video of the incident last week shows Sean Charles Dunn, 37, chewing out a U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer and assaulting him with a deli weapon — hurling his unopened sandwich at the officer’s chest.DOJ says it is taking this ham seriously, arresting Dunn Wednesday and charging him with a felony.Attorney Pam Bondi posted on X, “If you touch any law enforcement officer, we will come…

As Russia held its Victory Day parade this year, hackers backing the Kremlin hijacked an orbiting satellite that provides television service to Ukraine.Instead of normal programing, Ukrainian viewers saw parade footage beamed in from Moscow: waves of tanks, soldiers and weaponry. The message was meant to intimidate and was an illustration that 21st-century war is waged not just on land, sea and air but also in cyberspace and the reaches of outer space.Disabling a satellite could deal a devastating blow without one bullet, and it can be done by targeting the satellite’s security software or disrupting its ability to send…

Whether pressed against the side of a Humvee or hunched under a poncho liner shade at a patrol base, music has always been more than a distraction for deployed service members. It is a lifeline. For troops in the field, deployment playlists are not just about taste. They are about memory, morale and survival. This is the journey of the soldier’s soundtrack, from Walkmans to Bluetooth earbuds, from Desert Storm to TikTok remixes.Walkman era: tactile saddlebags of soundBefore the cloud, there was the cassette. In the 1980s and 1990s, many troops deployed with Walkmans or portable CD players stuffed inside…

Sign up for the Outdoor Life Newsletter Get the hottest outdoor news—plus a free month of onX Hunt Elite. There are signs in Michigan’s Clark’s Marsh that caution hunters and anglers against eating the game or fish they harvest there. Similar warnings are posted in Oregon’s Columbia Slough, which advise anglers to eat no more than one meal of fish from the area per month. Last fall, Maine told hunters in certain areas to throw out their venison and wild turkey. And this winter, New Mexico advised waterfowlers who’d eaten wild duck meat to visit their doctors immediately. The danger,…

Gen. David Allvin, the Air Force’s chief of staff, will retire this November after two years as the service’s highest-ranking uniformed officer.In a surprise announcement Monday, the Air Force said Allvin plans to continue serving as chief of staff until his successor is nominated and confirmed, to minimize disruption during the leadership change.“I’m grateful for the opportunity to serve as the 23rd Air Force chief of staff and I’m thankful for [Air Force] Sec. [Troy] Meink, [Defense] Sec. [Pete] Hegseth and President Trump’s faith in me to lead our service,” Allvin said in a statement. “More than anything, I’m proud…

Sign up for the Outdoor Life Newsletter Get the hottest outdoor news—plus a free month of onX Hunt Elite. Around a year after their initial bust, officials in Argentina are still bringing charges in what local news outlets are calling the biggest wildlife case in the nation’s history. The criminal conspiracy case revolves around a high-end hunting outfitter and seven defendants, including hunting guides, a taxidermist, and the two owners of the outfit, who officials have referred to as the “kingpins” of the operation. Prosecutors say it is the first example of poaching and wildlife trafficking being linked to organized…

This article was originally published by S.D. Wells at Natural News.  Plandemic “officials” in the USA would love to install a new fear-based media frenzy to get everybody mass-injected with more spike prions that cause turbo cancer, infertility, blood clots and early death. The latest chikungunya dengue outbreak is perfect cannon fodder, so they’re jumping right on it. It’s chum in the water. Health officials in the United States are raising concerns after new cases of chikungunya, a mosquito-borne virus currently sweeping through China, were reported among American travelers. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed four additional cases this…

Lessons learned from the Space Force’s Schriever Wargame, which will wrap up Thursday, could shape the service’s future capabilities.The two-week event, held at Maxwell Air Force Base in Alabama, gathered more than 350 participants from U.S. industry and allied militaries to consider what nascent technologies might be needed to operate in space 10 years from now, with a particular focus on the Indo-Pacific.For the first time, the wargame identified five notional technology concepts that might be needed in the future and considered questions around how to collaboratively fund and develop them, Space Delta 10 Commander Col. Shannon DaSilva told reporters…

Joining forces from three other Republican-led states, the Mississippi National Guard will deploy 200 troops to Washington as part of the Trump administration’s ongoing federal policing and immigration overhaul in the nation’s capital.Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves said in a statement Monday that he has approved the deployment of approximately 200 Mississippi National Guard Soldiers to Washington, D.C.“Crime is out of control there, and it’s clear something must be done to combat it,” Reeves said.Mississippi joins three other states that have pledged to deploy hundreds of National Guard members to the nation’s capital to bolster the Republican administration’s operation aiming to…