George W. Bush Flubs, Equates Putin's Invasion of Ukraine to His Invasion of Iraq

ISIS Plot to Assassinate George W. Bush in Dallas Is Uncovered

ISIS Plot to Assassinate , George W. Bush in Dallas Is Uncovered. 'Forbes' reports that the plot is detailed in an FBI search warrant from March that was recently unsealed. It describes how an Iraqi native with ties to ISIS traveled to Dallas from OH this year to scout out former President George W. Bush's residence. The man allegedly intended to recruit others in the assassination plot and to smuggle them into the U.S. across the southern border. Shihab Ahmed Shihab Shihab had been living in Columbus since 2020. Further, Shihab stated that he wanted to be involved in the actual attack and assassination of former President Bush ... , FBI Affidavit, via NBC News. ... and did not care if he died as he would be proud to have been involved in killing former President Bush, FBI Affidavit, via NBC News. The FBI was able to uncover the plot using informants despite Shihab's encrypted messages sent through WhatsApp. It’s clear this was a sophisticated counterterrorism operation with a lot of moving parts. It was both far reaching and unique in its targeting, Seamus Hughes, Program on Extremism at George Washington University, via 'Forbes'. It also shows that while the debate on so called “going dark” can be overcome through the use of undercover operatives, it’s labor intensive but possible, Seamus Hughes, Program on Extremism at George Washington University, via 'Forbes'. "Going dark” refers to when law enforcement is unable to access data on smart devices that are encrypted. It shows that while domestic terrorism rightly takes a good amount of counterterrorism focus, the threats are not there alone, Seamus Hughes, Program on Extremism at George Washington University, via 'Forbes'. Bush recently made headlines when he mistakenly referenced the U.S. invasion of Iraq instead of the recent invasion of Ukraine during an event. The result is the absence of checks and balances in Russia and the decision of one man to launch a wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq, Former President George W. Bush, via Business Insider

'I mean Ukraine': Former US president George W. Bush's speech gaffe

Gaffe as George W Bush slams Russia's 'wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq'

Freudian slip?

110,000 US Borrowers Receive Debt Relief Through the Federal Loan Forgiveness Program

110,000 U.S. Borrowers , Receive Debt Relief Through , the Federal Loan Forgiveness Program. NBC News reports changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program have provided about $6.8 billion in debt relief. . Over 110,000 borrowers in the United States have reportedly reaped the benefits. According to the Department of Education, the average amount of debt forgiven per borrower is close to $60,000. . In 2007, the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program was signed into law by President George W. Bush. . The program allowed for nonprofit and government employees to have their loans forgiven after 10 years or 120 payments. . However, according to NBC, the program was plagued by problems resulting in many borrowers being ruled not eligible for debt relief. . NBC reports that hundreds of thousands more could see their student loans forgiven under the policy changes made by the Biden administration last year. . NBC reports that hundreds of thousands more could see their student loans forgiven under the policy changes made by the Biden administration last year. . Those changes include a reassessment of borrowers' timelines and of payments previously ruled ineligible. . According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, as many as one-quarter of workers in the U.S. could be eligible for debt relief under the temporary policy changes. . According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, as many as one-quarter of workers in the U.S. could be eligible for debt relief under the temporary policy changes. . The Biden administration's temporary changes to the program are scheduled to expire on October 31, 2022

Bernie Ecclestone: I would take a bullet for Vladimir Putin

Former Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone tells ITV's Good Morning Britain that he would "take a bullet" for Russian President Vladimir Putin and describes him as "a first-class person". Report by Blairm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn