Author: Gunner Quinn

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Russia has ramped up its drone warfare against Ukraine, launching record attacks that now number in the hundreds each night. On July 8, for instance, Russia deployed over 700 drones in a single attack, a figure that experts predict could soon exceed 1,000 daily as Moscow shifts its military tactics significantly. In response to international sanctions, Russia’s collaboration with China has bolstered its drone production, with approximately 65% of components for its Geran drones sourced from China. As Ukrainian defenses strain under the incessant barrage, the Kremlin’s focus on enhancing its drone capabilities signals a potentially costly shift in the…

Sometimes, when you are lost, often the best course of action if you can is to go back to a known starting point. Trying to figure out where we are on a historical timeline if we could be going into a Third World War, you first need to know how we became embroiled in the First and Second World Wars. Without the First, you would not have the Second. Nation-states need to have certain preconditions to have a world war. The First World War — known back then as the “Great War” — was a conflict was precipitated by the…

In response to a shooting at Old King Orchard’s Community Center, two Decatur community centers are joining forces to combat gun violence among local youth. The Shemilah Outreach Center and Old King Orchard’s Community Center are both dedicated to fostering emotional regulation and conflict resolution skills in children, emphasizing the importance of making responsible choices in an increasingly violent environment. Executives from both centers highlight the role of peer pressure and social media in escalating youth conflicts, stressing the need for urgent intervention. With each center serving approximately 100 children, they advocate for community support and trust-building as critical components…

July 23, 1764, James Otis (pictured) published The Rights of the British Colonies Asserted and Proved, in which he argued against taxation without representation. — On July 23, 1777 Polish military leader Casimir Pulaski arrived in Marblehead, Massachusetts, to volunteer in the Continental Army cavalry.— On July 23, 1944 Battle of Kursk (Koersk) ended. This was the largest tank battle in history. It was a defeat for the Nazis, with thousands of German tanks and self-propelled anti-tank guns destroyed. — In honor of the birthday week of Samuel Colt, we are running a special sale at Elk Creek Company. Many…

A 2-year-old French Bulldog named Milo was kidnapped during a violent armed robbery in Roseland, Chicago, on July 16, leaving the local community in shock. The incident occurred around 7:05 PM when two masked assailants attacked Milo’s owner, striking them multiple times before fleeing with the dog. Chicago Police are actively investigating the case and have issued a community alert seeking leads on Milo’s whereabouts. Authorities urge residents to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity that could assist in the safe return of the beloved pet, emphasizing the importance of community safety in the wake of such a distressing…

Albany artist Eric Thompson has released a poignant hip-hop track titled “Ceasefire in Everytown,” urging local youth to abandon gun violence. This release comes in the wake of a violent Fourth of July weekend in which 10 people, primarily teenagers, were shot in the streets of Albany, prompting Thompson, a coordinator for the Albany Violence Prevention Task Force, to take action through music. Offering a message of hope, the lyrics of “Ceasefire in Everytown” champion peace and community healing, aiming to resonate with younger audiences using relatable street language free from profanity. Thompson believes in the power of music to…

Cook County announces a landmark $25 million investment in anti-violence initiatives, driven by a notable 35% drop in gun homicides this year. The funds will support programs aimed at at-risk residents and survivors of gun violence, with $20 million directed towards the Cook County Community Violence Intervention initiative and $5 million allocated for wraparound services for survivors. Read full story at hoodline.com Read the full article here

Chapel Hill police are actively searching for 16-year-old Shaun Derek Dunn, identified as a suspect in a recent armed carjacking that occurred early Saturday morning at the Sienna Hotel. Authorities describe Dunn as “armed and dangerous,” and they urge anyone who sees him to call 911 immediately instead of approaching him. In addition to the carjacking incident, police believe Dunn is linked to a Thursday night armed robbery where three suspects followed a woman after she used an ATM, stealing cash and credit cards from her. Dunn faces multiple charges, including robbery with a dangerous weapon and felony larceny, as…

A groundbreaking true crime docuseries titled “Mr. and Mrs. Murder” premieres on Hulu on July 30, unraveling the chilling events surrounding the 2000 disappearance of Mike Williams. Initially believed to have fallen victim to alligators while duck hunting, Williams’ case evolves into a tale of betrayal and deception as his wife, Denise, quickly moves on with the best friend of her presumed-dead husband, raising suspicions that connect deep personal ties to a potential murder conspiracy. Kathy Thomas, the ex-wife of Williams’ best friend Brian Winchester, becomes pivotal in investigating the case as she uncovers unsettling truths about the aftermath of…