The Air Force disciplined 15 Air National Guard members after an internal probe discovered a "lack of supervision" and a "culture of complacency" that allowed Airman 1st Class Jack Teixeira to allegedly share hundreds of classified documents on the messaging platform Discord.

The Air Force delivered a report to Congress on Monday blaming 21-year-old Teixeira's superiors for not restricting his ability to access classified information and facilities, The Washington Post reported. The Air Force also blamed Teixeira's superiors for failing to alert appropriate authorities when he was first alleged to have been illegally sharing sensitive documents.

The armed services branch completed its investigation of the matter in August, after Teixeira was arrested in April, but the findings were disclosed Monday after being informed that the Post was publishing an investigation into the leaks.
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BREAKING: Who Is Sara Biden? Joe’s In-Law Emerges as Central Figure in Foreign Cash Deals

Trouble has followed Sara Catherine Jones since she married into the Biden family almost three decades ago.

GOP lawmakers seek to question the 64-year-old licensed attorney as part of their investigation of President Biden for possible impeachable offenses, including bribery. They are especially interested in subpoenaed bank records that include almost a quarter million dollars in checks Sara Biden wrote to her brother-in-law Joe, conspicuously marking them as “loan repayment.” Republicans want to ask her about the origin of those loans and whether checks “were funded by Biden influence-peddling schemes with China.”
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China hackers infiltrate U.S. infrastructure

BREAKING - Jailed Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny has gone missing from prison and his whereabouts are unknown, his team says, CNN reports

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Do you understand what Elon Musk is saying here? Community Notes is being manipulated by DS actors. Now he can find out who they are.

Cast the bait. Set the hook. Reel them in.

Special counsel Jack Smith's team has asked the court to deny President Donald Trump's request to halt all proceedings in the Jan. 6 case pending their appeal of District Judge Tanya Chutkan's presidential immunity order and urged the judge to do all she can to make sure the March 4 trial date isn't delayed.

"During the pendency of the appeal, any number of matters could arise in this case that are not involved in the appeal; the Court should not enter an order preventing it from handling them. Furthermore, the Court should maintain the March 4 trial date," the special counsel states in a filing from the weekend.

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JUST IN - U.S. Senator Warren introduces crypto "crack down" bill.

https://www.warren.senate.gov/newsroom/press-releases/warren-expands-coalition-of-banking-committee-support-for-bill-cracking-down-on-cryptos-use-in-money-laundering-drug-trafficking-sanctions-evasion

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Putin unveils two new nuclear submarines

Russian President Vladimir Putin Monday promised to reinforce Russia’s “military-naval might” as he attended the inauguration of two nuclear submarines in the country’s Far North.

The Russian leader took part in a flag-hoisting ceremony in Severodvinsk on the White Sea where the “Krasnoyarsk” and “Emperor Alexander III” were built over the past six years.

“With such ships and such weapons, Russia will feel that it is safe,” Putin told navy officers, while visiting one of the submarines in the frozen Arctic waters.
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Massive layoffs at banks doesn't really provide assurance things are fine.

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Democrats are considering bringing in Hillary Clinton to help Joe Biden campaign in a move of sheer desperation after the people rejected the mass murderer in 2016. Her humiliation ritual continues to this day.
Yes, please give anons all the opportunity to red pill with her mass kill list. Also please bring out Michelle Obama and this will be golden.
Hahaha.

Industry leader warns of global gunpowder shortage

A scarcity of global gunpowder supplies could trigger a substantial increase in ammunition prices, US company Vista Outdoor has warned, according to a Newsweek report.

The Minnesota-based firm, which owns several firearms businesses, told the magazine last week that it would go ahead with an across-the-board increase of its ammunition and gunpowder prices on January 1.

“Due to world events our suppliers have notified us of unprecedented demand for and an anticipated global shortage of gunpowder, and thus has increased our prices substantially,” Vista Outdoor’s vice president of sporting product sales, Brett Nelson, was quoted as saying in a letter. “We must
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BREAKING: Major emergency as building partially collapsed in the Bronx, New York City, injuries unknown - initial reports

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NEW: Metallic egg-shaped UFO the size of an SUV was kept at the highly-classified Air Force base in the 1980s, whistleblower claims, Daily Mail reports

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