Hillary was right about everything, and so was Kamala. The things that are taking place now didn't need to happen; it all could have been avoided.

Russian Drone Kills Baby Angelina in Her Stroller as Trump’s Diesel Deal Funds Putin’s War. A Russian Shahed (Geran-3) drone struck a crowded park next to an ordinary café in Nova Vodolaha, Kharkiv region, on Monday, killing six people including two children. Fourteen-month-old Angelina, born in August 2025, was slaughtered in her stroller. Her mother, Inna, died later in hospital. An 11-year-old girl was also among the dead. At least 14–15 others were wounded, including six or seven more children. Ukrainian officials described it as a pure atrocity with no military target—just families enjoying a public park in mid-afternoon. President Zelenskyy called for air defense and continued sanctions, noting Ukraine seeks peace while Russia keeps killing. The strike came days after Donald Trump struck a diesel import deal with Vladimir Putin, easing pressure on Moscow’s war chest to chase lower U.S. fuel prices before the midterms. Trump has simultaneously blamed Zelenskyy more than Putin, demanded Ukraine halt its successful strikes on Russian refineries, and floated further concessions. Critics, including some Republicans, call the move a financial lifeline to an aggressor still targeting civilians. As children die in parks, Trump’s transactional approach risks emboldening the very forces committing these massacres.

Trump Eyes ‘Mother of All Bombs’ for Iran Nuclear and Energy Targets Despite Doubts and Midterm Risks. U.S. military planners have drawn up new strike options that include potentially dropping the GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb—the so-called “Mother of All Bombs,” America’s largest non-nuclear weapon—against Iranian energy infrastructure and nuclear sites including Pickaxe Mountain, multiple U.S. officials told CNN. The plans, ordered by President Trump, could be used if he resumes combat operations before or after the November midterms. The 21,600-pound GPS-guided MOAB, previously used only once against ISIS tunnels in Afghanistan in 2017, produces a massive airburst capable of leveling an area roughly the size of nine city blocks. Officials familiar with the planning, however, question its value against deeply buried, granite-protected facilities like Pickaxe Mountain. One source called it “a massive information operation type weapon… great for huge area clearance but not much else” and “definitely not designed as a deep penetration warhead.” Surface-level devastation would also raise serious civilian casualty risks near infrastructure targets. The options arrive as Trump faces a deeply unpopular multi-month war with no clear diplomatic off-ramp. He has publicly ruled out new strikes before Election Day while privately ordering packages framed as a final push before a possible U.S. drawdown—suggesting a search for a symbolic “fireworks show” rather than a decisive military outcome. Sources note the administration still lacks a coherent strategy to force Iran’s capitulation or end the conflict without ground troops Trump has shown little interest in deploying.