At least six people were killed during a spree shooting in a northeastern Mississippi town on Friday night, authorities said.
Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott said in a Facebook post early Saturday morning that law enforcement took an individual into custody and that there was 'no longer a threat to our community.'
The suspected shooter, Daricka M. Moore, 24, was booked into the Clay County jail at 3:25am on Saturday on a first degree murder charge.
Scott later told WTVA that the shooting took place at three different locations in West Point, a town of about 10,000 people.
Investigators told the outlet that the first shooting broke out on David Hill Road, where three people were killed.
The second happened on Blake Road, where one person died. The third took place on Siloam-Griffith Road, where two people died, police said.
'Unfortunately tonight we have dealt with tragedy in our community,' Scott wrote on social media. 'I ask that you lift our victims and their families in your prayers. Law enforcement is busy investigating and will release an update as soon as possible.'
[Breitbart] A Louisiana woman is accused of attacking a deputy in November after being caught naked in a neighbor’s pond.
Union Parish Sheriff’s Office (UPSO) deputies were called to a home in Linville when a neighbor said the woman was standing on their driveway screaming after being asked not to trespass several times before the incident, KNOE reported Thursday.
When authorities arrived at the scene to investigate, the woman, identified as 41-year-old Erin Elizabeth Sutton of Marion, had decided to skinny dip in that neighbor’s pond.
[GatewayPundit] A deeply unsettling story But aren't they all?
from Waukesha, Wisconsin, reveals that a teen murdered his parents — with a greater goal of killing President Donald Trump.
According to local Fox station WITI-TV, 18-year-old Nikita Casap admitted and pleaded guilty to murdering his own mother and stepfather in their home.
That alone is horrific, but Casap’s reason for the monstrous act is raising even more eyebrows.
The Associates Press reported that Casap killed his parents with an intent to steal their money to help fund a plot to assassinate President Donald Trump. A movie part worthy of an Anthony Hopkins (AI?) understudy.
Investigators believe the murders occurred around Feb. 11 at the family home.
According to court documents, the teen remained in the house with the decomposing bodies for several weeks before leaving. He took his stepfather’s SUV, along with roughly $14,000 in cash, jewelry, passports, the family firearm, and the family dog.
Who took the dog when he was arrested?
He was apprehended during a traffic stop in Kansas on Feb. 28.
As part of the homicide investigation, authorities seized and examined Casap’s cell phone and other electronic devices.
According to a search warrant, investigators discovered material linked to a group known as “The Order of Nine Angles” stored on his phone.
FBI documents describe the organization as a satanic cult that promotes extreme anti-Judaic, anti-Christian, and anti-Western views, and encourages members to “incite chaos and violence.”
The warrant further referenced an apparent manifesto recovered during the investigation that mentioned both Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance.
In the document, Casap allegedly wrote that “getting rid of the president and perhaps the vice president” would be “guaranteed to bring in some chaos,” framing the act as a catalyst for broader disruption.
The question, I suppose, is whether he is truly evil, or just weak-minded enough to be influenced to this horror by the vicious idiots he found in that particular corner of the internet?
Casap is set to be sentenced on March 5. Each homicide count carries a mandatory life prison sentence.
A Wisconsin man accused of killing his parents and stealing their money to fund a plan to assassinate President Trump pleads guilty to two homicide counts. https://t.co/1pFzcGPbrg
Federal officials accused Casap of plotting his parents’ murders, buying drones and explosives, and sharing his plans with others, including a Russian speaker.
Detectives also discovered several disturbing messages on Casap’s cellphone from the month before his parents’ murders, where the teen asked how long he would have to hide before he could be moved to Ukraine.
An unknown individual speaking Russian responded to Casap, but authorities did not reveal in the complaint what the person said.
“So, while in Ukraine, I’ll be able to live a normal life? Even if it’s found out I did it?” Casap asked.
#3
I think the first thing the Ukrainians do when this kid shows up is to execute an exchange. His passport in exchange for a rifle, and instructions to go a stop a bullet.
[National WWII Museum] Winston Churchill faced a bleak winter of 1942 that promised continued air raids, setbacks on land, and struggles on the home front exacerbated by German U-Boat and surface fleets strangling supply routes to his beloved island.
Although Churchill believed that the involvement of the United States in the war had tilted the odds of victory toward the Allies, he knew that Britain needed positive engagements to maintain morale and buy time for the United States to spool up to a war footing.
By January 1942, the German U-Boat fleet had grown to nearly two hundred vessels with roughly half operational at any moment. To gain dominance over the Atlantic shipping lanes that supplied Britain and Russia, Kriegsmarine Admiral and former WWI U-Boat commander, Karl Dönitz needed either more submarines or stronger engagement from the German surface fleet, particularly the newly operational battleship Tirpitz.
Text taken from the Telegram page of poisk_mil Key findings from the Pentagon report regarding China's military potential. COERCION TO UNIFICATION.
By the end of 2027, the PLA expects to be able to fight and win a war against Taiwan by focusing on three strategic pillars: "strategic decisive victory" over Taiwan, "strategic counterweight" to the United States, and "strategic deterrence and control" in the region.
EXPANDING NUCLEAR POTENTIAL.
By 2024, China's nuclear warhead inventory reached just over 600. By 2030, this inventory will exceed 1,000 warheads, and by 2035, it will reach 1,500. Vulnerability of the US homeland. The DF-27 ICBM is considered a deployed system. With a range of 5,000-8,000 km, it can reach the continental US and is China's longest-range anti-ship ballistic missile.
NAVAL BUILDUP.
China's navy remains the largest in the world. Beijing plans to build six more aircraft carriers by 2035, bringing its total to nine.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.
China has significantly closed the gap with the United States in generative AI and large-scale language models.
CYBER OPERATIONS.
China will seek to create disruptive and destructive effects through cyberattacks to influence decision-making and disrupt US military operations.
GLOBAL PRESENCE.
In addition to the base in Djibouti, a joint logistics and training center is already operational at the Ream Naval Base in Cambodia.
MILITARY BUDGET.
The PLA's official budget for 2025 was 1.78 trillion yuan (about $246 billion). However, the Pentagon estimates actual spending to be 60% higher.
Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited. This is a Telegram post.
For a better view of the map below:
🔻Across the continent—from Morocco to South Africa—dozens of port projects financed, built, or managed by Chinese companies are underway.
A particularly high concentration is observed in West Africa (Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Sierra Leone) and East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique), indicating Beijing's systemic rather than targeted approach.
Particularly noteworthy is the strategic placement of ports at key maritime hubs and chokepoints of global trade: at the approaches to the Suez Canal (Egypt), in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait (Djibouti), and in the Mozambique Channel.
Control or influence in these areas directly enhances China's ability to ensure global logistics and secure trade routes.
Several countries, highlighted in red, have multiple ports with potential dual uses—civilian and military. This increases the flexibility of their use in crisis situations. Countries where Chinese port projects are underway are highlighted in gray, indicating further network expansion.
Overall, the map reflects the development of a diversified network of Chinese commercial ports with clear dual-use potential. This infrastructure enhances Beijing's logistical autonomy, its influence in Africa, and its presence on key global maritime trade routes.
[KhaamaPress] A Berlin court jailed an Afghan man for life after ruling he deliberately stabbed his wife to death as their children tried to save her.
A Berlin state court has sentenced a 45-year-old Afghan man to life imprisonment for the murder of his wife, ruling that the killing was deliberate and driven by base motives.
The court found that the man stabbed the mother of his four children five times during an early-morning attack on April 17 in her Berlin apartment, where she had been living separately from him. "Like a whore! She disrespected me!"
Judges said each knife wound was potentially fatal and that the woman died from blood loss after fleeing into the building’s stairwell in a desperate attempt to escape.
The couple’s four children were asleep during the attack but woke up and tried to help their mother, the court said, while the defendant reportedly watched without reacting.
According to the presiding judge, the man acted out of rage and a desire to “punish” his wife, believing he had the right as a husband to discipline her and even take her life.
The court also heard that the defendant told his eight-year-old child after the attack that he would “get them a new mother,” a statement cited as evidence of his lack of remorse.
The couple married in Afghanistan in 2003 and moved to Germany in 2015, where their relationship became increasingly marked by conflict and domestic violence, according to German media reports.
Investigators said the man exercised strict control over his wife, including preventing her from attending German language courses, a pattern commonly highlighted by rights groups as an early warning sign of domestic abuse.
Media reports said the defendant had sought a religious divorce in late 2024 in order to marry another woman, but after failing to do so, he attempted to reconcile with his wife.
Prosecutors initially treated the case as manslaughter, but the court concluded that the crime met the legal threshold for murder with base motives, underscoring Germany’s zero-tolerance stance on gender-based violence.
🚨🚨BOOOM 💥GRECIA 🇬🇷 🚜🔥🚜💥 ¡Los agricultores griegos se unen a la lucha contra Mercosur y contra la UE! ¡Están bloqueando TODO!
CRECE y CRECE la REBELIÓN AGRÍCOLA 🔥Francia 🇫🇷Polonia 🇵🇱 Alemania 🇩🇪 Italia 🇮🇹 Reino Unido 🇬🇧y ahora Grecia 🇬🇷… ¡Esto podría significar el fin… pic.twitter.com/AfASf8paSZ
Translated from Spanish
🚨🚨BOOOM 💥GREECE 🇬🇷 🚜🔥🚜💥
The Greek farmers are joining the fight against Mercosur and against the EU!
They're blocking EVERYTHING!
The FARMERS' REBELLION GROWS and GROWS 🔥France 🇫🇷Poland 🇵🇱 Germany 🇩🇪 Italy 🇮🇹 United Kingdom 🇬🇧and now Greece 🇬🇷…
This could mean the end of the EU/Mercosur!
[FOX] President Trump gave what some consider his strongest remarks on Greenland and Denmark recently, saying "Whether they like it or not, the nice way or the difficult way" and mentioning that the US would need the territory so Russia and China would not take it. Greenland is controlled by Denmark, and is a NATO ally of the United States. Trump has been discussing military options and other ways to gain control of the world's largest island.
However, former British Chief of the Secret Intelligence Service Sir Richard Dearlove has argued that it would be in Europe’s interests to cede control of Greenland to the United States, as only America has the military prowess necessary for long-term deployments in the Arctic territory or the might required to deter hostile actors such as Communist China or Vladimir Putin’s Russia.
#8
All it takes is a look at a map to realize that if Europe becomes even less allied with the US, or even adversarial, and Canada slides increasingly into more incompetence and mindless indifference to it's own welfare, the North-Eastern US, the Atlantic Seaboard and the interior Great Lakes region all are vulnerable to military incursion. Greenland has enormous strategic value in the decades ahead as we harden a Hemispheric Defense Structure. Further, the vast resources and territory of Greenland must be denied to occupation by future adversaries!
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#6 Greenland Parties Say People Want Independence From Denmark and United States
But they'll want someone else to spend blood and treasure to keep them from speaking chinese or russian
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Members of Free Corps Denmark taking an oath, July 1941. Not everyone who smiles is our friend. Just a small piece of history to possibly keep in mind.
[Breitbart] Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta revealed on Friday a comprehensive series of nuclear power agreements designed to supply electricity for its expanding AI infrastructure across the United States.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Meta has entered into multiple arrangements that position it as a major customer for both new and existing nuclear energy facilities. The agreements involve partnerships with reactor developers TerraPower and Oklo, as well as a substantial deal with power producer Vistra to purchase electricity from three operational nuclear plants. While financial terms of the deals remain undisclosed, industry observers note these arrangements represent some of the most extensive commitments between technology companies and nuclear power providers to date.
The social media giant has set ambitious delivery targets for the new reactors, aiming to bring the first units online as early as 2030 and 2032. These timelines are aggressive even by conventional power project standards. Meanwhile, electricity purchases from Vistra are scheduled to begin later this year, with that power remaining on the existing grid infrastructure.
Urvi Parekh, director of global energy at Meta, acknowledged the challenging nature of the schedule but emphasized the importance of ambitious goals. In an interview, she explained that meeting these timelines would require the companies to rapidly identify sites acceptable to nuclear regulators, collaborate with utilities to secure grid connections, and establish manufacturing operations. However, achieving these deadlines would allow the projects to address the immediate demand for additional electricity needed to support AI computing operations.
The AI boom has dramatically increased electricity demand projections, leading to expanded requirements for new natural gas-fired power plants and creating significant bottlenecks for grid connections. This surge has also sparked heightened interest from the technology sector in nuclear power and prompted a movement among tech companies to develop their own power generation capabilities.
Under the agreement with TerraPower, Meta will provide funding to accelerate development of two reactors capable of generating up to 690 megawatts of capacity by 2032, sufficient to power a midsize city. The arrangement includes potential expansion to six additional units by 2035.
The partnership with Oklo involves Meta funding to launch development of a nuclear campus in Ohio. According to Oklo, Meta’s advance payments for power will be utilized to secure nuclear fuel and advance the initial phase of the project. The facility could eventually expand to approximately 1,200 megawatts of capacity, comparable to a large conventional reactor.
Jacob DeWitte, co-founder and CEO of Oklo, described the deal as a significant milestone in advancing nuclear technology. Oklo intends to develop the project on a 206-acre site in Pike County, Ohio. The company became publicly traded in 2024 through a merger with a special-purpose acquisition company led by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.
The nuclear sector outlook has improved substantially in recent years. All three Vistra plants had been scheduled for closure just a few years ago. Despite current rising power prices and increased federal support for nuclear energy, Vistra Chief Executive Jim Burke stated that the extensions and uprates would not be financially feasible without Meta’s financial backing.
In the previous year, Meta agreed to purchase the power generation from a nuclear plant in Illinois for 20 years under an arrangement with Constellation Energy. The power company indicated it would help cover costs associated with re-licensing, upgrades, and maintenance. The Vistra agreement follows a similar structure. Through what is termed a power-purchase agreement, Meta will buy the nuclear power generation while electricity from all involved reactors continues to flow to the broader grid system.
Additional technology-nuclear sector deals include Amazon’s investment in reactor developer X-energy, Microsoft’s 20-year power-purchase agreement with Constellation to facilitate the restart of the Three Mile Island plant in Pennsylvania, and a Google-NextEra Energy partnership to reopen a nuclear reactor in Iowa.
[FoxBusiness] Swarm Defense uses same technology once deployed for entertainment to replicate real combat scenarios
In an unassuming town outside Detroit, a small American startup is quietly preparing U.S. troops for the next era of warfare — where battles won’t be fought by soldiers but by swarms of machines.
Swarm Defense originally built its business around large-scale drone light shows but has since pivoted into military applications. Today, the same coordination and precision once used for entertainment are being applied to help replicate one of the most complex threats facing modern soldiers: coordinated drone-swarm attacks.
FOX Business’ Kelly Saberi told "Varney & Co." that Swarm Defense’s technology allows thousands of drones to be launched simultaneously. The system is designed to approximate what it feels like for soldiers to face a coordinated drone swarm in realistic combat scenarios.
The company’s simulation platform uses custom-built software that lets each drone share data and react in real time, similar to how a flock of birds moves in concert. That kind of coordination is what makes drone swarms difficult to counter — and why realistic training is seen as a critical advantage for U.S. forces confronting increasingly autonomous threats.
Conflicts overseas, including Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, have underscored how quickly drones are being weaponized and how widely inexpensive foreign-made systems are used on battlefields. Saberi noted that many troops abroad have operated drones made by Chinese manufacturers, raising concerns about supply-chain vulnerabilities and national security, and highlighting the need for strict compliance with federal rules such as those in the National Defense Authorization Act that govern the sourcing of U.S. defense technology.
[Ars Technica] “Under this grant, SpaceX is authorized to construct, deploy, and operate an additional 7,500 Gen2 Starlink satellites, bringing the total to 15,000 satellites worldwide,” the Federal Communications Commission announced today. “This expansion will enable SpaceX to deliver high-speed, low-latency Internet service globally, including enhanced mobile and supplemental coverage from space.”
Venezuela’s new “free internet” moment did not happen in a vacuum. The Starlink offer came hours after U.S. forces captured Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, and moved them to New York to face drug‑related charges under orders from President Donald Trump. The move instantly destabilized an already fragile political system.
Local courts responded by naming Vice President Delcy Rodríguez as acting president, while major powers split between condemning the operation and calling for rapid elections.
In that context, whoever controls information flow can shape narratives inside and outside the country in real time.
[IsraelTimes] Lebanon’s central bank will seek the repayment of public funds embezzled by at least one former central bank official and by lawyers and commercial bankers, to help guarantee its liquidity, Central Bank Governor Karim Souaid says.
Souaid does not name Riad Salameh, the former central bank governor whose 30-year term ended in disgrace amid investigations into whether he embezzled more than $300 million between 2002 and 2015.
Instead Souaid tells reporters that the central bank had filed a criminal complaint against an unnamed former official of the central bank, a former banker and a lawyer over alleged illicit enrichment through misuse of public funds. He says the operations were carried out through four offshore shell companies in the Cayman Islands that he did not name.
Souaid says the bank would become a primary plaintiff in the state’s investigation against Forry Associates, suspected of receiving commissions from commercial banks and transferring them out of the country. Forry is controlled by Salameh’s brother, Raja. Both Raja and Riad Salameh deny wrongdoing.
The pair are under investigation in France, Germany, Switzerland and other countries over the alleged embezzlement. Souaid said he would travel to France to meet with the investigators this month “to exchange highly sensitive information held by the French authorities.”
Souaid does not say how many people in total were suspected of involvement in the scheme or the full sum now thought to have been embezzled.
“Our mission is to pursue these individuals and entities, seek their conviction, and seize their movable and immovable assets and the proceeds of their illicit activities to ensure liquidity for the rightful owners, first and foremost the depositors,” he says.
A Lebanese source familiar with the central bank’s new measures says they were prompted by lots of evidence – both new material uncovered in the central bank’s records and other evidence made available from external investigators. The source said the bank’s leadership suspected Salameh was aided in his scheme by other members of the institution.
Salameh was detained for nearly 13 months over the alleged financial crimes committed during his tenure, and was released last September after posting a record bail of more than $14 million. He remains in Lebanon under a travel ban.
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
[Ars Technica] “Under this grant, SpaceX is authorized to construct, deploy, and operate an additional 7,500 Gen2 
