President Trump reportedly will attend the launch of a SpaceX rocket with Elon Musk in Texas on Tuesday. The launch is scheduled for 5 p.m. EST. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued temporary flight restrictions over the launch area. NEWS: Trump is rumored to be in Texas tomorrow to watch SpaceX's Starship launch in person. Temporary flight restrictions for were issued today for "VIP Movement" https://t.co/KvlVBekuA2 pic.twitter.com/Fd59lkWYUf — Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt) November 18, 2024 “Donald Trump is expected to attend the sixth launch of the SpaceX Starship on Tuesday. The window opens at 5:00pm EST near the Starbase facility in Boca Chica Beach, Texas,” Newsmax correspondent Alex Salvi wrote. “Elon Musk hopes it can soon send Starlink satellites into orbit and astronauts to the moon and Mars,” he added. Donald Trump is expected to attend the sixth launch of the SpaceX Starship on Tuesday. The window opens at 5:00pm EST near the Starbase facility in Boca Chica Beach, Texas. Elon Musk hopes it can soon send Starlink satellites into orbit and astronauts to the moon and Mars. pic.twitter.com/McfbkT5lIu — Alex Salvi (@alexsalvinews) November 19, 2024 The Telegraph reports: It is a sign of Mr Trump’s growing relationship with Mr Musk, who spent an estimated $200 million through a campaign group to boost the Republican’s election efforts in key swing states. Since Mr Trump’s victory this month, the Tesla billionaire has been a near-constant presence at his side, staying at his Florida resort and travelling with him to meet Republicans in Washington, DC and go to a UFC fight in New York. The Trump transition team did not respond to requests for comment. However, two people familiar with the president-elect’s schedule told The New York Times that he was planning to attend the SpaceX launch on Tuesday. Mr Musk’s company will be conducting its sixth test of Starship, the largest rocket ever built, at 5pm Eastern Time. TRUMP TO ATTEND SPACEX STARSHIP LAUNCH IN TEXAS The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed "VIP Movement" restrictions over Brownsville, Texas, where SpaceX aims to launch and catch its Super Heavy booster—a feature that previously fascinated Trump. Source: Reuters,… https://t.co/hCtpL4EUeA pic.twitter.com/OaqJzE8k82 — Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) November 19, 2024 NEWS: U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is heading to Texas today to attend @SpaceX's launch of Starship. pic.twitter.com/60NO6ub0pq — ALEX (@ajtourville) November 19, 2024 From POLITICO: SpaceX is scheduled on Tuesday to launch its sixth, suborbital flight test of its Starship rocket, which Musk hopes will eventually transport humans to the moon and Mars. Trump has marveled at SpaceX and Starlink and would frequently bring it up during final weeks of the campaign. After winning the election, Trump spoke at length about Musk deploying Starlink services to get internet to parts of the country impacted by Hurricane Helene.”He’s a character. He’s a special guy. He’s a super genius. We have to protect our geniuses,” Trump said. “We don’t have that many of them. We have to.”

Poppy is taking her metalcore era to the US and Canada next year!

Aerospace giant Boeing will lay off over 200 workers that are based in South Carolina as part of a large-scale cost-cutting drive that will cut 17,000 employees, which equals 10% of its workforce. 

On Greg Kelly’s Newsmax show last night, Tom Homan addressed the Governors and Mayors in sanctuary cities who protect illegal alien criminals. They can refuse to cooperate and defend criminals and even terrorists here illegally. However, Mr. Homan said they cannot get in the way of law enforcement operations. Kelly used Mayor Wu as one […] The post Tom Homan Hopes Sanctuary Govs, Mayors Don’t Cross the Line appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Ukraine’s military fired several long-range American missiles into Russia this week on the 1,000th day of the war, marking the first time it has done so since Russia invaded back in early 2022. Six American-made ATACMS missiles were used in the pre-dawn attack that struck an ammunition depot in Russia’s Bryansk region. Russia claimed it shot down five of the six missiles, but that information had not been independently verified. The attack came just a couple of days after President Joe Biden authorized Ukraine to use America-made missiles for strikes inside Russia after resisting Ukraine’s requests to do so for many months. Some analysts were concerned that the strikes represented an escalation in the war, while others believed that the strikes strengthened Ukraine’s negotiating position ahead of President-elect Donald Trump coming back into office. Trump has pledged to force a quick end to the war. The New York Times reported that the event that changed Biden’s mind about Ukraine being able to use the missiles was North Korea sending thousands of soldiers into Ukraine to fight for the Russians. A Ukrainian official said the strike hit warehouses containing “artillery ammunition, including North Korean ammunition for their systems.” On the same day as the strike, Russian President Vladimir Putin lowered his country’s threshold for using nuclear weapons — a move that had been anticipated since at least September when it was first announced. MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ NOW STREAMING ON DAILYWIRE+ The new doctrine states: “Aggression against the Russian Federation and (or) its allies by any nonnuclear state with the participation or support of a nuclear state is considered as their joint attack.” The White House National Security Council was not surprised by Putin lowering the country’s threshold for using nuclear weapons, according to Fox News. “Observing no changes to Russia’s nuclear posture, we have not seen any reason to adjust our own nuclear posture or doctrine in response to Russia’s statements today,” an NSC spokesperson said. “This is more of the same irresponsible rhetoric from Russia, which we have seen for the past two years.” “As we said to Russia weeks ago, Russia’s use of DPRK soldiers in combat operations against Ukraine presents a significant escalation of its war of choice against Ukraine and we warned that the United States would respond,” the spokesperson added. “I won’t get into the details of that response today.”