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‘I’m Sad for Something Like This to Happen in Our Country’: Thai PM Vows to Introduce New Firearms Control Law After Teenager’s Deadly School Rampage A 14-year-old student went on a shooting spree, killing seven people, including his grandparents and three teachers, and wounding 23 others at a high school and a home outside Bangkok. The teenager, described as “quiet, not very sociable, and fairly good academically”, used at least 26 bullets and was found dead on the fourth floor of the school building after shooting himself. The Thai Prime Minister has vowed to introduce a new firearms control law,…

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Donald Trump’s Right-Hand Man Takes the Helm: Former Congressman David Brat Confirmed as US Ambassador to Australia A close ally of Donald Trump, David Brat, has been confirmed as the US Ambassador to Australia in a contentious 51-47 Senate vote. The 62-year-old former congressman has vowed to prioritize critical minerals, commercial diplomacy, and defence cooperation during his tenure. Brat’s appointment has raised eyebrows due to his hardline stance on immigration and free-market capitalism, sparking concerns about the impact on US-Australia relations. As a key member of Trump’s inner circle, Brat’s confirmation has significant implications for Australia’s national security, trade, and…

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Putin’s Autumn Ambush: Experts Warn Russia May Launch Sudden Attack on NATO Ally Within Weeks Russia may test NATO’s strength with a cyberattack or even a small-scale land invasion as early as this autumn, US intelligence warns Putin’s goal is to fracture the 77-year-old alliance and force the US’s hand, as he faces increasing pressure at home to defeat Ukraine NATO’s eastern flank, including Poland, Finland, and the Baltic States, is seen as vulnerable to a Russian attack, which could spark a wider conflict The US is dealing with a shortage of critical munitions, including long-range missiles and surface-to-air missiles,…

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US Government Unveils Chilling Cache of Declassified UFO Files, Revealing ‘Unresolved’ Encounters and Mysterious Aerial Phenomena A former military pilot’s encounter with a massive, silent triangle-shaped craft over Afghanistan’s Bagram Airfield in 2002 has been declassified, sparking fresh debate about the existence of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). Grainy video footage shows ‘cold orbs’ reacting to heavy cannon fire from a US gunship in the Gulf of Oman, with crew members observing 25 instances of UAPs on infra-red and thermal sensors. The Pentagon’s latest release of declassified files includes a mix of military sensor footage, FBI witness interview forms, and historical…

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Far North Queensland Man Faces Possible Murder Charge After Fatal Crash in Stolen Car, Leaving Community Reeling in Shock and Grief A 36-year-old man from Warrami, near Tully, is accused of killing a 25-year-old woman while driving a stolen car in Cairns. Police allege Jake Edward Warn caused a crash on the Smithfield Bypass, resulting in the death of Savannah Paige and injuring several others. Prosecutors are seeking to upgrade the charge from manslaughter to murder, citing “felonious or reckless indifference” as possible grounds for the more serious charge. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and calls for the government…

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