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Mid-day updates reveal troubling news about America’s military readiness in Asia and a major win for Texas in its border battle with Biden.

America’s Military Unpreparedness in Asia: A Wake-Up Call

A new report exposes the glaring weaknesses in America’s military preparedness in Asia, highlighting outdated equipment and insufficient personnel for potential conflicts in the region. Experts warn that these vulnerabilities could embolden adversaries like China and North Korea.

The revelations have sparked bipartisan calls for immediate action to address these issues. As tensions in Asia continue to rise, the report underscores the critical need for investment in modernizing U.S. military capabilities. (Read more)

Court Sides with Texas in Razor Wire Feud, Rebuking Biden

In a major legal victory for Texas, a federal court has ruled in favor of the state’s right to deploy razor wire barriers along the border, rejecting challenges from the Biden administration. Texas leaders celebrated the decision as a win for state sovereignty and border security.

The ruling highlights ongoing tensions between state and federal governments over immigration policies. Critics of the Biden administration argue that its lax enforcement has exacerbated the border crisis, making state-led efforts essential. (Read more)

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Fun Fact of the Day

Did you know the Pentagon has more bathrooms than any other office building in the world? It was built during segregation and originally required separate facilities for Black and white employees.

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