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Epstein emails reveal how billionaires and back-channel power brokers discussed war-zone, strategic infrastructure, and global influence outside government oversight

Jeffrey Epstein’s correspondence does not read like the inbox of a financier on the margins of global affairs. Across multiple email chains and text exchanges, Epstein appears embedded in private discussions involving active war zones, strategic infrastructure, global health operations, and elite political access—often alongside billionaires, senior diplomats, and power brokers whose decisions carried national…

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Army Reserve Officer sentenced after admitting to crimes involving an infant

Editor’s Note: This version of the article has been edited to remove graphic language in order to comply with advertising standards. The full, uncensored report is available to readers at TheSaltySoldierUncensored.com. An Indiana Army Reserve officer who publicly identified himself as a First Lieutenant has been sentenced to 91 years in prison after pleading guilty…

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Army Drill Sergeant convicted of sexual harassment at Fort Sill court-martial

An Army drill sergeant assigned to Fort Sill has been convicted of sexual harassment following a general court-martial, according to official military court records. Staff Sgt. George L. Singleton, a drill sergeant with F Battery, 1st Battalion, 31st Field Artillery, was found guilty on Jan. 8, 2026, of two specifications of sexual harassment in violation of Article 134 of the Uniform Code of…

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Active-duty Navy commander arrested on felony charges involving a minor

An active-duty U.S. Navy commander was arrested this week in connection with multiple child sex crime charges following a months-long investigation led by Florida law enforcement. According to the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office, Jonathan Leland Saburn, 44, was taken into custody on January 30, 2026, with assistance from the Navy Criminal Investigative Service and…

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Army withheld findings on Soldier’s death in Iraq for over a year — then released a report with no cause of death

When an American service member dies overseas, particularly in a country where large-scale combat operations have largely ended, the expectation is not immediate certainty — but eventual answers. In the case of Spc. Travis Jordan Pameni, even that expectation went unmet. Army records show the administrative investigation into Pameni’s death was completed in November 2024….

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