The Escalation of Russia’s Sabotage Campaign: A Strategic Overview Introduction: The Study and Its Findings A recent study by the Center for Strategic and International Studies reveals a significant escalation in Russia’s sabotage efforts over the past two years. This covert campaign, aimed at reducing Western support for Ukraine, has targeted critical infrastructure across Europe and the United States. The study quantifies the surge in attacks, noting a quadrupling from 2022 to 2023 and a tripling from 2023 to 2024. This strategic move reflects Russia’s broader tactics to influence the geopolitical landscape without direct military confrontation. The Scope and Statistics…
Author: Kaitlyn Brown
The Legacy of Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams: A Combined Half-Century of Space Exploration Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, two seasoned astronauts with nearly 50 years of combined experience, have embarked on their third journey to space, a testament to their enduring dedication to space exploration. Their latest mission, which is set to conclude with a planned splashdown on Tuesday, marks another milestone in their illustrious careers. If successful, this trip will add 286 days in space to their already impressive records, highlighting their relentless pursuit of advancing human knowledge in the cosmos. Early Beginnings: The Journey from Earth to…
The Unlikely Spies: How a German Couple Used Cristiano Ronaldo’s YouTube Videos to Send Coded Messages to Moscow In a bizarre twist of modern espionage, a seemingly ordinary German couple, Andreas and Heidrun Anschlag, were revealed to be spies working for Russian intelligence. For over two decades, the pair lived a double life in the quiet German town of Marburg, hiding their true identities and sending thousands of secrets back to Moscow. Their methods were as ingenious as they were unexpected, involving everything from dead letter boxes to coded messages hidden in YouTube comments on Cristiano Ronaldo’s football videos. This…
1. The Challenge: Understanding the Issue PragerU has launched a compelling challenge to the American public by offering a citizenship quiz with a chance to win $10,000. This initiative is more than just a game; it’s a wake-up call to address the concerning state of civic knowledge in the U.S. Only 36% of American adults can pass the U.S. citizenship test—the same exam taken by immigrants seeking naturalization. This startling statistic underscores a growing issue: a significant portion of native-born Americans lack a basic understanding of their country’s history and government. The quiz, therefore, serves as both an educational tool…
The Early Days of a New Reality: A Journalist’s Dilemma In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world was grappling with uncertainty. For one journalist, this uncertainty hit close to home as they contemplated writing about a controversial topic: the possibility of airborne transmission of the virus. The fear of damaging their reputation was palpable, yet the urgency of the information was undeniable. This personal struggle highlights the broader challenge faced by many during the pandemic—balancing caution with the need to inform. The Airborne Debate: A Scientific and Public Struggle As the pandemic unfolded, the debate over how…
Personal Stories of Loss and Resilience The Palisades Fire has left an indelible mark on the lives of many, including Jennifer Champion and her family. For 16 years, the Champions had called the Palisades home, cherishing memories of hikes, school runs, and family traditions. The fire, however, swept through their neighborhood, consuming their home, schools, and local businesses. Now, they reside in Manhattan Beach, a temporary solution that, while convenient, disrupts their routine with lengthy commutes to work and school. Despite the chaos, the family clings to the hope of returning, a sentiment shared by many in their community. Historical…
Exploring the Human Condition Through Film and Storytelling in 2024 and Beyond The world of entertainment is a tapestry woven with stories that capture the essence of the human experience. Each film, series, or performance offers a unique lens through which we can view life, love, loss, and the struggles we all face. In 2024 and beyond, several standout productions have emerged, each with its own way of exploring the complexities of being human. Let’s dive into some of these compelling works and the stories they tell. 1. The Power of Grief and Community in ‘Ghostlight’ (2024) Ghostlight, a poignant…
A Walmart Shopper’s Frustrating Experience with Scan and Go A recent incident at a Walmart store has highlighted the growing pains of the retailer’s Scan and Go feature, a service designed to streamline shopping but which, for some customers, has become a source of frustration. Roger, a Walmart shopper, shared his ordeal on social media, detailing how his attempt to use the scan-and-go system ended in abandonment and fury. After encountering technical issues while trying to pay for his groceries, Roger decided to leave his items at the self-checkout and walk out of the store. His experience underscores the challenges…
Alex Marlow Discusses Democrats’ Priorities on The Alex Marlow Show In a recent episode of "The Alex Marlow Show," Breitbart’s Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow delved into the priorities of Democrats, offering a critical perspective on their recent actions. Marlow’s analysis focused on a video featuring Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX), which highlighted her experiences in a makeup room. This, Marlow suggested, exemplifies Democrats’ emphasis on self-promotion over substantive policy work. The show, a weekday podcast produced by Breitbart News and Salem Podcast Network, is available on platforms like YouTube, Rumble, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.Listeners can also follow Breitbart.tv on Twitter @BreitbartVideo for…
A Star Takes the Stage: Tituss Burgess as Mary Todd Lincoln Tituss Burgess, the beloved actor known for his dynamic performances in Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Broadway shows, is stepping into the spotlight once again, this time as Mary Todd Lincoln in the hit comedy Oh, Mary! on Broadway. Burgess, donning a curly Mary Todd Lincoln wig and a black bell-shaped dress, is no stranger to physical comedy and high-energy performances. However, this role is proving to be particularly demanding, both physically and vocally. As he prepares to take the stage at the Lyceum Theater, Burgess revealed that he even…