
Justice Served: Fort Hood Mass Murderer to Face Firing Squad
After years of legal delays, the military will execute Nidal Hasan for his 2009 massacre of 13 American soldiers.
Tuesday, October 6, 2026
Front page updated October 6, 2026 at 12:01 PM
Editorial
The Fort Hood execution, coupled with the upcoming midterm vote and India’s market struggles, reveals why strong, limited government is essential for liberty and security.

After years of legal delays, the military will execute Nidal Hasan for his 2009 massacre of 13 American soldiers.

The upcoming midterm elections will determine whether Republicans maintain the legislative power necessary to advance the Trump administration's agenda or if Democrats will seize control to launch investigations and stall national progress.

While India boasts a 7% growth rate, its equity markets are in a tailspin due to energy instability, foreign capital flight, and a failure to pivot toward the modern AI-driven economy.

Spain and Italy have implemented reciprocal border controls as a direct response to a massive influx of illegal migrants into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta, exposing the fragility of Europe's open-border policies.

Russian forces are increasingly utilizing FPV drones and 'double-tap' missile strikes to deliberately target Ukrainian medical personnel, ambulances, and humanitarian facilities in violation of international norms.

Hunter Biden acknowledged in a recent interview that his father's decision to grant him a full presidential pardon was a stain on the former president's legacy and the American constitutional system.

Fifa president Gianni Infantino refused to address calls for his resignation or questions regarding his leadership after his disastrous plan to sell stakes in the World Cup was exposed.

President Trump has signed executive orders to curb birth tourism and restrict birthright citizenship for children of foreign nationals who are terrorists, government employees, or fraudulent actors.

An Australian man discovered a book in his family's possession that had been missing from a local library for 150 years, successfully avoiding a massive inflation-adjusted fine.

Spanish police and Europol have arrested 78 individuals involved in a sprawling criminal enterprise that generated millions by trafficking human beings, synthetic drugs, and illegal firearms across the Mediterranean.

A 14-year-old student in Thailand carried out a cold-blooded attack, killing his grandparents and five teachers before taking his own life, sparking immediate calls for stricter government control over firearms.

Mexico and Peru have restored diplomatic relations after the departure of former Peruvian Prime Minister Betssy Chávez, who fled to the Mexican embassy to escape justice for her involvement in a 2022 coup attempt.

The Trump administration is dismantling costly and inefficient offshore wind projects, forcing a shift toward practical, high-output natural gas infrastructure.

Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have formalized a joint defense agreement to bolster collective security against the escalating instability caused by Iran's regional belligerence.

A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta to pay $567 million in damages for its failure to protect children on its platforms, bringing the company's total liability in the case to $942 million.