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  • November 11, 2026

Tom Kenniff Discusses Military Justice and Capital Punishment

On The Matt Gaetz Show, Iraq War veteran and criminal defense attorney Tom Kenniff discusses the Department of War’s reported plan to livestream a military execution scheduled for December. Kenniff shares his perspective on capital punishment, military justice and the debate surrounding a potential live broadcast.

Kenniff also discusses his novel, Tuxedo Park, a political thriller centered on a presidential candidate suspected of involvement in a kidnapping and murder conspiracy and a young prosecutor investigating the case.

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Millions of Leftover Women Panic! Matchmakers Reject Them, Chinese Parents Stop Urging Sons to Marry

Today, the situation facing older unmarried women in China is becoming increasingly difficult. Men are becoming more cautious and are no longer actively pursuing women. Men with more life experience have already seen through women who are only after their money, while younger men have been scared off by all kinds of unreasonable demands and behavior. Men with some money would rather spend it on themselves than be treated like ATMs. Some older single women are even looking for men older than their own fathers. After spending their younger years doing whatever they wanted, these women may find that after turning 35, even having their own home and savings still doesn’t guarantee that anyone will want to marry them.

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How a global DNA database helps protect the green turtle

In an era of global declines in wildlife populations, Malaysia’s green turtles are a rare conservation success story. The number of nests seen in the state of Sabah has tripled over five decades, leading to a reduction in their status from “endangered” to “least concern” in 2025. To protect this milestone and continuing threats from cross-border wildlife trafficking, marine biologists have deployed ShellBank, a groundbreaking global DNA database, to track threats.

They Thought They Were Safe. The FBI Had Been Watching for Years.

The FBI spent years investigating cases involving alleged Chinese intelligence operations in the United States.
From a U.S. Navy sailor convicted of selling military secrets to an undercover FBI operation involving a fake IRS official, these cases reveal how investigators gathered evidence, followed digital trails and uncovered connections between individuals.
How did the FBI know what was happening—and why did some arrests take years? We examine the investigations and the evidence behind them.

Can You Believe It? Homes Near Shanghai Crash 70%! Once 4,000 Sold in a Day—Now Under $20K Each

Early October 2026, a topic about homes at Evergrande Venice falling to 130,000 to 140,000 yuan (about US18,000toUS20,000) topped the trending list on Weibo.

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Is this island chain the next South China Sea flashpoint?

A group of Chinese scholars has claimed that the Batanes islands were historically part of Taiwan and therefore are part of China. The remarks emerged during an academic discussion on June 30, 2026, at Jinan University in Guangzhou. Although the claim was not made by Beijing, it has sparked controversy and outrage in the Philippines, where the Batanes islands form the nation’s northernmost province.

Europe Proves Once Again They Are Complete Idiots

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The EU is finally standing up to China…with a strongly worded letter! And China’s Coast Guard almost starts a war with the Philippines. Again.

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Russia’s ‘plague’ scare: should you worry?

Russian authorities have denied the death of a woman who worked in a laboratory at an anti-plague institute in Siberia was the result of pathogens studied there. However, the incident has sparked global concern – including in China – over a potential spread of the disease.

Thailand’s Queen Suthida flies a fighter jet

Thailand’s Queen Suthida completed her first solo flight in a JAS 39C Gripen fighter jet at an airbase in southern Thailand on Thursday. King Maha Vajiralongkorn watched from the ground as she took to the skies, later presenting her with a Gripen Order Golden Patch in honour of her accomplishment.

Poland’s president spars with Philippine boxing champ

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Polish president Karol Nawrocki has shared a boxing training session with world champion Manny Pacquiao. Nawrocki is the first Polish leader to make a state visit to the country since the nations established diplomatic relations in 1973. Pacquiao, the only boxer in history to win world titles across eight weight divisions, said it was “an honour” to train with Nawrocki – a lifelong combat sports enthusiast and amateur boxer.

Chinese Blogger Stunned in Taiwan: “Same Heritage, Such Self-Discipline—The Difference Runs Deep!”

A video circulating on X shows a lawyer and vlogger from mainland China describing how a trip to Taiwan completely changed his perspective. What he saw and experienced challenged everything he had expected.

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Starbucks Opens a Cafe in Xinjiang

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Starbucks opened a cafe in Xinjiang, the genocide capital of the world. Now there’s video of dancing baristas at the new cafe…because if uyghurs are dancing, there’s definitely no genocide happening in China, right?

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In Manila, pets get their special annual blessing

Every year on October 4, Catholics celebrate the feast of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals, by bringing their pets for a special blessing. Parishioners in Manila lined up on Sunday for the priest to sprinkle holy water on their pets, which included dogs, cats and a snail. The special annual blessing is to honour St Francis’ call to respect and care for all of God’s creation.

South Korea eases visa rules for foreign students

South Korea’s Ministry of Justice has announced sweeping visa reforms to make it easier for international students to enter the country. It plans to waive proof-of-funds requirements for Korean-proficient students, ease part-time work rules and open new pathways for graduates to find jobs and settle in South Korea.

20,000 Factories Vanish! Chinese Bosses Flee Over National Day Break, Workers Return to Empty Firms

China’s economy has fallen into a deep slump in 2026, with factory closures and owners disappearing across the country. On October 6, one user posted a video saying he returned from the National Day holiday to find that his boss had disappeared. The office was empty except for scattered documents and trash. The video immediately worried other workers who were on extended holidays and still owed wages. One user said, “A holiday that long gives the boss plenty of time to disappear.”

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Chinese humanoids star at Singapore’s first robot fight night

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Chinese humanoid robots from Hangzhou-based Unitree Robotics and Shenzhen-based EngineAI have taken centre stage at Singapore’s inaugural robot fighting tournament. Held under the global Avatar Robot Combat league, the real-time bouts involve machines controlled by humans rather than artificial intelligence (AI) as seen in other hi-tech fights.

Parents arrested after young girl made to carry beer

Hong Kong police have arrested the parents of a 10-year-old girl after viral videos showed her carrying heavy bags of beer and being berated by an adult believed to be her father. The images also indicate the girl was in a school uniform and the man identified as her father was heard confronting bystanders who voiced concern about her welfare.

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A Chinese national was arrested in California after allegedly spying on the son of Taiwan’s president—and the FBI says the operation went far beyond simple surveillance.

From tracking Lai Ching-te’s son in Seattle to alleged connections with Chinese intelligence and a broader pro-CCP influence network, the case offers a glimpse into how China’s operations can reach far beyond its borders.

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What Happens When You Mess with Taiwan

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If you mess around in Taiwanese waters, be prepared for some super soaking and… Taiwan hospitality? Here’s what happened when a Chinese boat refused to leave Taiwan’s territory.

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China’s Economic Doom Loop! National Day Turns Eerily Quiet—Tourists Won’t Spend a Cent

China’s National Day Golden Week has traditionally been a crucial opportunity for businesses across industries to recover their losses. The holiday typically brings a surge in spending at tourist attractions, hotels, restaurants, clothing stores, and entertainment venues. Businesses invest heavily in inventory, while hotel rates, airfares, train fares, and even parking fees at tourist attractions rise as operators try to squeeze more money out of tourists and offset months of losses.

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Chinese state media highlights crackdown on Myanmar scam centres

Chinese state media released a three-part documentary on police investigations into Myanmar’s scam centres on Monday. The series shows the obstacles faced by Chinese authorities and highlights the progress they have made in dismantling the operations.

Indonesian seamen rescued after Somali pirate kidnapping

Four Indonesian seamen have returned home after being held hostage for over five months by Somali pirates aboard the hijacked oil tanker MT Honour 25. Police from the semi-autonomous region of Puntland in northern Somalia stormed the vessel and rescued the crew members on September 29. Five hostages were killed during the operation while 12 were rescued. Somali piracy has reached its highest level since 2013, with at least 15 attacks since April.

China’s New Strain Could Kill 20M? Russian Lab Leaks Plague Just After China–Russia Border Drill

Just over a month earlier, from August 24 to 27, the 2026 joint China-Russia emergency drill for cross-border infectious disease outbreaks took place in Fuyuan, Heilongjiang Province, China, across the river from Russia. The exercise simulated responses to imported plague cases and other infectious diseases.

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US accuses mainland China of spying on Taiwan leader’s family

The United States has accused mainland China of hiring an American citizen of Chinese origin to surveil the family of Taiwanese leader William Lai Ching-te. The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) arrested Zhang Wanying days after Chinese President Xi Jinping made a state visit to Washington. Beijing sees Taiwan as part of China to be reunited by force if necessary. Most countries, including the US, do not recognise Taiwan as an independent state, but Washington is opposed to any attempt to take the self-governed island by force and is committed to supplying it with weapons.

Rural Inner Mongolia takes centre stage in China’s data centre boom

For generations, Ulanqab in China’s Inner Mongolia autonomous region has long been known for growing potatoes, but now it is becoming home to one of China’s most valuable industrial assets – AI computing. As the nation scrambles to build computing power and electricity to feed the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, the city’s cold climate and mature renewable energy are helping reduce cooling costs for power-intensive data centres. Ulanqab is also offering employment to build the centres, attracting a growing number of young people who in the past headed to metropolitan areas to pursue job opportunities.

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