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Pentagon Orders Testosterone Screening for 2 Million Troops, But the Price Tag Is Still Missing
The Defense Health Agency’s new guidance narrows the program to symptom-based screening, even as Pentagon officials have yet to say how much the mandate could cost or how many troops may be tested or treated.
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Football Booster Treasurer Accused of Draining $411,761 From California Team Nonprofit
Federal authorities allege Julie Hanway Molina used her role with an Aliso Niguel High School football booster club to divert nonprofit money for personal expenses.
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Talarico Says Gun and Magazine Ban Is ‘Absolutely’ on the Table If Elected
A Lone Star Liberty PAC video shows the Texas Democrat answering “absolutely” when asked if an assault‑weapons and magazine ban would be on the table; NRA‑ILA’s John Commerford calls it a political “hornet’s nest.”
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Abbott, Patrick, and Burrows Move to Rein In ‘Rogue’ Prosecutors
Per The Center Square, top Texas leaders want new state oversight of local prosecutors and are floating a statewide prosecutor office as rural complaints mount.
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Oregon quintuple homicide: 5 bodies found at rural property; identified suspect later discovered dead…
Authorities say a vehicle fire call led to five bodies near Forest Grove, Oregon. The suspect named by the sheriff’s office was found dead in a car in Enumclaw, Washington.
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Spain’s Gold Dilemma: After Netherlands and France Shift Reserves, Will Madrid Pull Bullion Out of the U.S.?
As the Netherlands, France, and India relocate bullion, reporting from El País and Money Metals spotlights pressure on Spain’s central bank—and uncertainty over how much of Madrid’s gold still sits in U.S. vaults.
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China’s South Pole Moon Shot Pushed to 2027—Storms Blamed in Reports as Beijing Gives No Reason; U.S. Silent So Far
China’s space agency postponed its Chang’e‑7 mission to the Moon’s south pole until at least 2027. Media reports point to a typhoon; officials did not give a cause.
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‘Give it up, walk away’: Farage says his family is urging him to quit politics over safety fears
In new video clips, Nigel Farage says most of his relatives have asked him to leave politics amid safety concerns. He also alleges intimidation, ‘debanking,’ and media intrusion.
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Report: Police AI Maps Cars and “Associates” Across Camera Network; Critics Warn as Congress Eyes Warrants
WIRED reported that Flock’s OS Investigate identifies vehicles and ranks drivers’ “associates” from camera co-appearances. Civil-liberties advocates warn of abuse; a House bill and a Senate inquiry seek limits and warrants.
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He Won by a Handful of Votes—Now a Federal Sting Alleges He Tried to Plant Cocaine on His GOP Rival
Unsealed court records and a DOJ statement outline an alleged plan to stash cocaine and a prescription pill on a Republican primary opponent; the Missouri GOP chair urged the nominee to withdraw.
