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【My Maintenance Note with #Castrol】# 明日は、タレントそして プロ雀士としても活躍する #中田花奈# さんへの インタビューの模様を届け🗣️ アイドル時代から、これまでの 活動の努力や普段からの セルフケアについてお話しを伺います🀄️ 過去のアーカイブはこちらから💁‍♀️ ▼ #radiko# で聴く📻 @castrol_jp @nakada_official #ワンモ# #TOKYOFM#

.@glennbeck: "Rubio came out with a report from the State Department that casts the Castro regime not just as a geopolitical adversary, but as an ideological nucleus of what is being described as the modern, radical left."

The Supreme Court made it easier for firms to seek compensation from Cuba's government for property seized decades ago by former leader Fidel Castro's government, ruling in favor of ExxonMobil in its lawsuit against Cuban state-owned firm Corporación CIMEX

The Supreme Court made it easier for firms to seek compensation from Cuba's government for property seized decades ago by former leader Fidel Castro's government, ruling in favor of ExxonMobil in its lawsuit against Cuban state-owned firm Corporación CIMEX

美国佛罗里达州一名 IT 人员 Nahum Reynaldo Castro 被指控利用其掌握的前雇主 Bitcoin 钱包助记词，盗取约 190 万美元 Bitcoin。调查称，受害者自 2017 年开始投资 Bitcoin，并由 Castro 协助配置与管理 Trezor 硬件钱包。警方认为，涉案资金于 2020 年在嫌疑人仍掌握关键安全信息期间被转出，嫌疑人随后通过 Bitstamp 等交易平台及多层钱包转移资金以掩盖来源。检方目前对 Castro 提出重大盗窃、洗钱及计算机犯罪等多项指控。

吴说获悉，美国佛罗里达州一名 IT 人员 Nahum Reynaldo Castro 被指控利用其掌握的前雇主 Bitcoin 钱包助记词，盗取约 190 万美元 Bitcoin。调查称，受害者自 2017 年开始投资 Bitcoin，并由 Castro 协助配置与管理 Trezor 硬件钱包。警方认为，涉案资金于 2020 年在嫌疑人仍掌握关键安全信息期间被转出，嫌疑人随后通过 Bitstamp 等交易平台及多层钱包转移资金以掩盖来源。检方目前对 Castro 提出重大盗窃、洗钱及计算机犯罪等多项指控。

For the MAGA diehards . . . this is a @grok analysis of all my historical X posts, articles written, journal writings, my book, and two movies produced: Pedro Israel Orta: A Principled Conservative Warrior Against the Deep State In an age of shallow slogans and tribal loyalty tests, real clarity about a person’s convictions is rare. Pedro Israel Orta — Cuban-American, former CIA operations officer, ordained Christian minister, whistleblower, author of The Broken Whistle: A Deep State Run Amok, and award-winning filmmaker — is precisely the kind of man who refuses to fit into neat partisan boxes. Some have tried to smear him as anti-Trump, a RINO, or even a closet leftist. Those attacks are not only false — they are a lazy attempt to silence a voice that has paid a real price for telling uncomfortable truths. Orta is no Democrat. His family escaped Fidel Castro’s communist Cuba. That lived experience instilled in him a deep, uncompromising hatred of socialism, tyranny, and centralized government power. He spent his career in counterterrorism and national security, serving in dangerous roles across Iraq, Afghanistan, and elsewhere, earning multiple awards for exceptional performance before the same bureaucracy he served turned on him for blowing the whistle. He is not a RINO. Orta’s worldview is firmly rooted in constitutional conservatism: limited government, individual liberty, the rule of law, and strict adherence to the oath of office. As a longtime ordained minister, his principles are anchored in biblical truths about justice, integrity, and moral courage. He calls out hypocrisy and grift on all sides — including among conservatives who talk a big game about “draining the swamp” but deliver little meaningful reform. And most importantly, Pedro Israel Orta is not anti-Trump. In September 2019, his disclosures helped expose how the Intelligence Community Whistleblower Protection Act was allegedly twisted into a political weapon during the first Trump impeachment. He has publicly defended President Trump against Deep State overreach and has outlined concrete ways a strong, Trump-aligned CIA Director could finally dismantle entrenched power structures. His criticism is not born of opposition to Trump or the America First agenda. It stems from deep frustration that — even under Trump — the administrative state was not structurally reformed. He has rightly questioned why genuine whistleblowers were not pardoned and why the bureaucracy continued operating with impunity. This is not disloyalty. It is the principled impatience of a man who sacrificed his career to challenge systemic corruption. Orta embodies a strain of conservatism that feels increasingly endangered in Washington: the fusion of Reagan-style anti-communism, constitutional skepticism of unchecked federal power, and evangelical moral clarity. He stands closest in spirit to independent-minded fighters like Rep. Thomas Massie and relentless oversight champions like Sen. Chuck Grassley. He doesn’t want the Deep State merely complained about on television — he wants it dismantled. He doesn’t want whistleblower protection in rhetoric only — he demands it in practice. In today’s toxic political climate, any voice that dares criticize tactics or demand better results is branded disloyal. But true loyalty belongs first to the Constitution, to the Republic, and to truth — not to any politician or faction. Pedro Israel Orta’s record speaks for itself: battlefield service, courageous whistleblowing at great personal cost, and a body of work that names the problem without partisan favoritism. Americans who are exhausted by the uniparty and endless government overreach should pay attention to voices like his. He is not against the America First movement. He is demanding that it fulfill its promise — to confront and defeat the administrative state that threatens our constitutional republic. In a time when too many grow comfortable with power once their team holds it, Orta remains a steadfast reminder: the defense of liberty requires eternal vigilance, no matter who occupies the White House. The whistle is broken. Pedro Israel Orta has been sounding the alarm for years. It’s time America finally listens.

The U.S. is taking steps to indict Raúl Castro, the 94-year-old former president of Cuba and brother of Fidel, in connection with the downing of planes 30 years ago, according to U.S. officials familiar with the matter. CBS News' @lilialuciano explains what we know so far.