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Viral Sean Feucht video claims more mosques in Dallas-Fort Worth than Kabul – VIDEO

September 5, 2026 Steve Allen 0

Article By Ian M. Giatti A viral video from worship leader Sean Feucht claims there are more mosques in the Dallas-Fort Worth region than the entirety of the capital of Afghanistan — but is that […]

Episcopal Church celebrates selection of first trans dean — woman in lesbian marriage to trans-identified pastor

September 3, 2026 Steve Allen 0

Article By Michael Gryboski A Wisconsin cathedral has installed what is believed to be the first trans-identifying dean in the history of The Episcopal Church. The Very Rev. Micah Cronin, a woman who identifies as […]

Trump Declares Iran ‘Dead’ as Regime Nears Brink of Collapse

September 1, 2026 Steve Allen 0

Article By David Lindfield President Donald Trump declared Iran a “Failed Nation” and said the Islamic Republic is “DEAD” as Tehran faces mounting military losses, collapsing oil exports, punishing sanctions, and growing economic turmoil under […]

Florida and Texas move to block Flock cameras over privacy concerns

September 1, 2026 Steve Allen 0

Article By Zack Whittaker The states of Florida and Texas are moving to end their relationship with surveillance giant Flock, as the company faces increasing backlash over privacy concerns and misuse of its tracking technology. […]

The US killed multiple civilians in southern Iran using new “precision” missiles with a wide damage radius, conflict monitoring group Airwars has found. Tehran has repeatedly accused Washington of war crimes since the US and Israel launched a war on Iran which has killed up to 3,000 civilians. In an investigation published on Monday, the London-based watchdog examined three February 28 strikes in the city of Lamerd that killed at least 21 civilians, including seven children. It concluded that the weapons used were likely Lockheed Martin’s Precision Strike Missiles (PrSM), which made their combat debut during the opening phase of the US-Israeli war on Iran. The PrSM is designed to explode above the ground, spraying tens of thousands of dense tungsten pellets in all directions rather than relying primarily on the blast itself. Airwars found that civilians were killed at least 50 meters from the estimated detonation points, while damage extended as far as 150 meters. The three missiles exploded over two residential neighborhoods and a sports center. Among those killed was a two-year-old girl struck while playing outside her home around 50 meters from one blast. Another strike over a sports hall killed seven civilians, most of them children. US used ‘virtually all’ its tactical ballistic missiles during war on Iran – Reuters Read more US used ‘virtually all’ its tactical ballistic missiles during war on Iran – Reuters No military personnel were reported killed, and Airwars found no evidence that military infrastructure had been hit. A nearby Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps compound appeared undamaged. The Associated Press separately reviewed the evidence and consulted six weapons experts, including two former military officials, who also assessed that PrSMs were responsible for the strikes. “You would be hard-pressed to find a reason to use the PrSM in a densely populated area,” former US Army adviser Michael Meier told AP. US Central Command has acknowledged deploying PrSMs against Iran, describing their use as a “historic first,” but has denied firing any weapons at Lamerd. It has instead suggested that an Iranian cruise missile was to blame, although weapons experts cited by AP and Airwars disputed that assessment. US could nuke Iran amid deadlock – ex-counterterrorism adviser Read more US could nuke Iran amid deadlock – ex-counterterrorism adviser The PrSM had only recently completed its prototype phase and had not completed operational testing before its combat debut in Iran. A US Army official later said a deployed unit exhausted its entire stock of the missiles early in the war. Washington has since committed billions of dollars to expanding production. Tehran has repeatedly accused Washington of war crimes over strikes on civilian areas. The Lamerd attack came on the same day as the US bombing of an elementary school in Minab, which killed 175 people, most of them children. The Airwars findings come as direct US-Iran hostilities resumed over the weekend after a month-long lull. Washington struck Iran’s Larak Island on Sunday, prompting Tehran to launch missiles and drones at US military facilities in Jordan. US President Donald Trump has since threatened another round of attacks, saying Washington would “hit Iran hard.”

New US ‘precision’ missiles responsible for multiple civilian deaths in Iran

September 1, 2026 Steve Allen 0

Article By RT The PrSM weapon scattered deadly tungsten pellets across populated areas far beyond its apparent blast zone, according to an investigation by Airwars The US killed multiple civilians in southern Iran using new “precision” missiles […]

Who are Epstein-linked ‘perpetrators’? US lawmaker names names

September 1, 2026 Steve Allen 0

Article By RT Representative Thomas Massie is campaigning for the full release of files related to the late financier and sex-trafficker to the global elite A US lawmaker listed the names of prominent Jeffrey Epstein-linked […]

US threatens Iran with ‘financial violence’

August 31, 2026 Steve Allen 0

Article By RT Washington will roll out new secondary sanctions targeting Tehran’s partners every week, Treasury chief Scott Bessent has said The US is preparing to unleash “financial violence” against Iran by rolling out new secondary sanctions […]

America lost its longest war five years ago. This is what victory looks like for the Taliban

August 30, 2026 Steve Allen 0

Article By Eva Kotova From the final years of the US-backed republic to life under the Taliban, an eyewitness chronicles Kabul’s journey from hope and despair to peace without either “When Ashraf Ghani goes, we’ll […]