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    US special operations commander says next war will require military to ‘creatively destroy’ outdated training methods

    ByLeo Clark May 30, 2026May 30, 2026

    America’s top special operations commander is warning that the next major conflict will punish any military that trains for yesterday’s wars. He is calling for the Pentagon to “creatively destroy” outdated methods and rebuild training around artificial intelligence, long-range precision weapons, and information warfare that moves at machine speed. His message is blunt: if U.S….

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    America’s most dangerous volcano is expected to erupt, scientists warn, with potential to devastate nearby towns in minutes

    ByLeo Clark May 30, 2026May 30, 2026

    Scientists are sounding the alarm about Mount Rainier, long ranked as the most dangerous volcano in the United States, after new assessments suggest its next major eruption could send torrents of mud and debris racing into nearby communities within minutes. The mountain’s icy flanks and proximity to densely populated valleys mean a single event could…

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    Boaters warned not to take to the water before designated time or face $500 fine

    ByLeo Clark May 30, 2026May 30, 2026

    Boaters are being warned to follow strict launch timing rules ahead of a busy water season, with officials stating that launching before the designated start time could result in a $500 fine. The rule is aimed at reducing congestion, improving safety at ramps, and preventing early-morning crowding that can create hazards on the water. Authorities…

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    Trump promised not to cut social security but quietly pursued reductions anyway

    ByLeo Clark May 30, 2026May 30, 2026

    Donald Trump repeatedly said during campaigns and public appearances that he would protect Social Security and avoid cutting benefits. That message helped reassure older voters who rely heavily on retirement programs and were concerned about possible changes to federal benefits. At the same time, critics point to budget proposals and policy discussions during his administration…

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    Bison charges and kills hiker in South Dakota’s Custer State Park

    ByLeo Clark May 30, 2026May 30, 2026

    A 70-year-old woman has died after being struck by a bison while hiking in Custer State Park in South Dakota, according to state wildlife officials and local reports. The incident happened on the Grace Coolidge Trail, a popular hiking route known for frequent wildlife encounters, including the park’s large free-roaming bison herd.  Officials said the…

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    Dogs experience feelings of rejection when humans abruptly change their behaviour, psychologists say

    ByLeo Clark May 30, 2026May 30, 2026

    Psychologists and animal behavior researchers say dogs can react emotionally when the people around them suddenly become distant, less affectionate, or unpredictable. While dogs do not process relationships exactly like humans do, studies continue to show they are highly sensitive to changes in tone, routine, and attention from the people they trust most. Many experts…

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    Aspiring UFC fighter killed in bear attack in Canada

    ByAsher Clark May 29, 2026May 28, 2026

    Stories of ambition cut short by the raw power of nature carry a particular weight. In early May, Hrishikesh Koloth, a 27-year-old man chasing a professional fighting career, lost his life in a black bear attack at a remote work site in Saskatchewan. He had come from India years earlier with clear goals and had…

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    Kentucky man allegedly ‘hunting homeless people’ shot dead by SWAT team

    ByAsher Clark May 29, 2026May 28, 2026

    You encounter stories like this and they linger, revealing cracks in the everyday life of a city. In Louisville, Kentucky, police confronted a young man whose actions pointed to targeted violence against vulnerable people living on the streets. Michael Hristov, 21, died during a SWAT operation at his home earlier this month after authorities linked…

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    Vietnam-era US soldiers turned to black market for weapons after M16 rifles repeatedly jammed

    ByAsher Clark May 29, 2026May 28, 2026

    You step into the humid chaos of Vietnam in the mid-1960s carrying what the brass promised would be a game-changing rifle. The M16 arrived as a lightweight alternative to the heavier M14, designed for the close-quarters fighting in dense jungle. Troops received it with a mix of hope and skepticism. Early models looked modern and…

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    Ted Cruz attacks Gavin Newsom over California’s energy policies after paying $3.99 a gallon for fuel in Texas

    ByAsher Clark May 29, 2026May 28, 2026

    When Senator Ted Cruz pulled up to a Chevron station in Texas and paid $3.99 a gallon for fuel, he turned the moment into a pointed message aimed straight at California Governor Gavin Newsom. The exchange highlights ongoing tensions between the two leaders over energy strategies, state regulations, and their effects on everyday costs. As…

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