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Another Train Derails in Nebraska: Hazmat Team on Site

The incident occurred at around 1:45 a.m. CST and involved approximately 31 Union Pacific train cars carrying coal, which were scattered across the tracks.

Revival in Kentucky Brings Three Times the City’s Population

The non-stop worship service taking place at Asbury University has brought together over 20,000 visitors to the tiny Kentucky town.

One Dead, Many Injured In Massive Ohio Metal Plant Explosion

One person has died and twelve have been injured after a metal plant in Ohio caught fire Monday afternoon.

Fire at Metal Factory Just 70 Miles from East Palestine

Oakwood Village is just over an hour by car from East Palestine, the site where the toxic chemical vinyl chloride was burned and released into the environment after a train carrying it derailed.

Unsecured DoD Server Leaked Terabytes of Internal Military Emails to Open Internet for Two Weeks

An unsecured government cloud email server that contained approximately three terabytes of internal U.S. military emails, including a completed SF-86 questionnaire with sensitive personnel information, was connected to the internet without a password for two weeks, potentially exposing this sensitive data to anyone who knew its IP address.

Russia Suspends Nuclear Treaty with U.S., But Is ‘Not Withdrawing’: Putin

"I have to say today that Russia is suspending its participation in New START. I repeat, not withdrawing from the treaty, no, but merely suspending its participation," Putin said.

Biden Admin Negotiates Deal to Give WHO Authority Over U.S. Pandemic Policies

The Biden administration is readying to sign a "legally binding" agreement with the World Health Organization that would permit it the authority to dictate U.S. policies during a pandemic, The Epoch Times has reported.

Leaked Letter Details James O’Keefe’s Response Following Indefinite No-Pay Suspension From Project Veritas

A leaked letter exclusively obtained by The Post Millennial reveals Project Veritas' founder James O'Keefe's statement to staffers on Monday after he was effectively removed from the organization by the board.

Seattle to Pay Millions in Lawsuit Over Failure to End ‘No-Cop Zone’

The city of Seattle, Washington, agreed to pay $3.65 million to settle a lawsuit over its failure to end the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest (CHOP) zone in 2020.

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