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An empty government briefing room with a lectern and a blank display evokes the pending Pentagon decision on a planned execution livestream.

Foreign Wars

Mullin Defends Pentagon Plan to Livestream Hasan Execution as Trump Weighs Final Call

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin defended the Pentagon’s plan to livestream Nidal Hasan’s execution, saying the public should understand that attacks on America bring punishment. Hasan, convicted of killing 13…

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A group of Black soldiers in 1906 U.S. Army uniforms standing in formation at a military fort in Texas.

National Sovereignty

The Brownsville Affair: Theodore Roosevelt’s Exercise of Summary Executive Power

February 15, 2026 Miles Harrington 0 Comments

In 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt used his executive authority to summarily discharge 167 Black soldiers following a shooting incident in Brownsville, Texas. This unilateral action in the United States occurred…

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