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Adversaries Using Claude AI To Target Americans
Anthropic’s latest threat report says adversaries have used Claude for harmful activity despite safeguards, including cyber operations, surveillance, influence campaigns,…
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Two Veterans Competing in Beard Contest, Winner Gives $20,000 to Charity
Two veterans are among five finalists in a national beard contest, with the chance to win $20,000 for their chosen…
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His Wife Was Trapped In The Driveway… Then He Came Back Armed
The video describes a St. Lucie County incident in which deputies investigated a man who shot a dog after his…
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Iran ‘blew the hell out of’ Bahrain base, acting Navy Secretary says
Iran’s attacks on the 5th Fleet’s base in Bahrain were severe, the acting Secretary of the Navy admitted this past…
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The Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird Came Back From Every Mission 3 to 4 Inches Longer Than It Took Off. At Mach 3.2 the Titanium Skin Ran Around 620 Degrees Fahrenheit, So Lockheed Built the Panels Loose on Purpose and the Fuel Tanks Leaked on the Ramp Until Heat Swelled the Joints Shut.
Summary and Key Points: The Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird landed from every mission measurably longer than when it took off. At…
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9/11 Bought China’s Military 2 Decades to Become a Powerhouse
On the morning of September 11, 2001, policymakers in the Bush administration were focused on the prospects for the renewal…
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On April 26, 1971 an SR-71 Blackbird Flew More Than 15,000 Miles in 10 Hours and 30 Minutes With 5 Aerial Refuelings. The Limit Was Not Fuel, Not the Engines, and Not the Crew. It Was 212 Liters of Liquid Nitrogen.
Summary and Key Points: Just after dawn on April 26, 1971, SR-71 Blackbird number 61-7968 lifted off from Beale Air…
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Common Use vs. Military Utility: The Case That Changes Everything for AR-15s
The video argues that a Supreme Court amicus brief in AR-15 ban cases flips the usual anti-gun logic on its…
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A Boeing KC-46 Pegasus Boom Jammed in the Receptacle of an F-22 Raptor 100 Miles Off Virginia on July 8, 2025, Struck the Tanker After the Aircraft Separated, and Broke Off Into the Atlantic. The Air Force Put the Damage at $9,980,000.
The KC-46 Pegasus Has A Lot of Problems – The Boeing KC-46A Pegasus is the U.S. Air Force’s new-generation aerial…
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The German WWII Panzer VIII Maus Tannk Was Specified at 100 Tonnes, Redrawn at 120, and Came Out Near 190. Hitler Ordered 5 Before the Design Was Finished and Wanted 10 a Month. Germany Completed 2 Prototypes, and Neither Ever Fought.
Summary and Key Points: As the Second World War dragged on, Germany entered a tank arms race with the Soviet…
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