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Yahoo
2 hours ago
- General
- Yahoo
Chief Capitol Riot Prosecutor Quits After Trump's ‘Terrible Message'
The federal prosecutor who helped oversee the Justice Department's mammoth probe of Capitol rioters has left for the private sector, slamming Donald Trump's sweeping pardons on the way out. A longtime assistant U.S. attorney, Greg Rosen served as chief of the DOJ's Capitol Siege Section, overseeing a team that investigated hundreds of cases connected to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack carried out by Trump's supporters. In an interview, Rosen told CBS News' Scott MacFarlane that the president's decision to pardon or commute the sentences of more than 1,500 people involved with the storming of the Capitol 'sends a terrible message to the American people.' 'Individuals who were duly—and appropriately—convicted of federal crimes ranging in culpability are immediately let loose without any supervision, without any remorse, without any rehabilitation to civil society," he said. After Trump took office, the Capitol Siege Section was disbanded. Rosen has taken a job at Rogers Joseph O'Donnell, a private law firm in Washington, D.C. 'Beyond excited for my new adventure,' he wrote on LinkedIn, telling CBS News he 'felt like it was time for a change.' The firm said in a press release that Rosen was joining its practice groups focused on white collar criminal defense and government contracts. 'Rosen was entrusted with supervising more than 1000 prosecutions connected with the January 6, 2021 breach and attack of the U.S. Capitol, the largest federal prosecution in American history,' the release said. Ed Martin, Trump's initial pick to lead the U.S. Attorney's Office in D.C., was a 'Stop the Steal' advocate who spread conspiracy theories about the riot. His nomination was unsuccessful; former Fox News host Jeanine Pirro is Trump's next pick for the job. Rosen also slammed the 'ridiculous' decision to fire or sideline prosecutors who worked on Jan. 6 cases. 'To see those talented prosecutors be marginalized or removed from office is an affront to the independence of the department,' Rosen told CBS. In one of his most brazen acts since returning to office, Trump issued mass pardons for individuals charged or convicted over the Capitol riot, wiping clean the records of defendants who were charged with offenses ranging from trespassing to assaulting law enforcement, including members of extremist groups like the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers. Critics have slammed the move as a dangerous whitewashing of political violence and an attempt to signal to supporters that loyalty will be rewarded. Trump had long cast the defendants as victims of unfair political persecution and pledged on the campaign trail to pardon them if elected.
Forbes
4 days ago
- Politics
- Forbes
New U.S. Spacecraft Aims To Find Future Russian Nuclear-Armed Orbiters
Russian nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missiles roll across Red Square in Moscow, ... More American intelligence agencies have revealed Moscow is now developing a nuclear-armed spacecraft to loft into orbit AFP PHOTO / KIRILL KUDRYAVTSEV (Photo credit should read KIRILL KUDRYAVTSEV/AFP/GettyImages) After American intelligence discovered Russia is secretly developing nuclear-armed fighter spacecraft to challenge the Western space powers, a U.S. space defense outfit is testing futuristic inspector craft that could find a warhead hidden inside a capsule circling the planet. The Kremlin's clandestine project to station hyper-powerful weapons in orbit could escalate its nuclear brinkmanship, conducted via a barrage of threats to deploy its atomic arsenal - the world's largest - against any Western ally directly helping Ukraine repel its Russian invaders. Moscow has also warned it could begin shooting down American satellites aiding Ukraine - including SpaceX's broadband-beaming sats - extending its military belligerence into the celestial sphere. Russian envoys to the UN have repeatedly threatened to begin shooting down American satellites ... More aiding Ukraine - including the SpaceX Starlinks that are beaming broadband internet connections to besieged Ukrainian students and soldiers (Photo by: Alan Dyer/VWPics/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) A nuclear blast in low Earth orbit could — in a flash— destroy thousands of satellites and might, depending on its proximity to the International Space Station, endanger the lives of all the ISS astronauts. While the White House has leaked some details on Moscow's covert scheme to loft uranium warheads into orbit, the timing of the first launch is still shrouded in secrecy. Now, ThinkOrbital - co-founded by onetime leaders at the U.S. Space Force and the independent rocket titan SpaceX - is refining its leading-edge X-ray inspector spacecraft to spy inside satellites launched by potentially hostile powers for weapons of mass destruction. ThinkOrbital's inspectors, when launched into low Earth orbit, would be capable of detecting nuclear warheads disguised as civilian satellites, says Lee Rosen, a former Commander of the 4th Space Launch Squadron who now heads the space defense start-up. Colonel Rosen told me in an interview that ThinkOrbital's next-generation inspectors include two partner craft: one emits high-energy X-rays at a satellite speeding through space, while the other records the images the X-rays produce as they pass through the target. 'The detector spacecraft would be positioned on one side of the target, and the X-ray emitter on the other side,' he says. This orbital X-ray system could detect nuclear bombs no matter how intricately they are camouflaged, and even as they speed through space at 28,000 kilometers per hour, Rosen says. The detonation of a powerful nuclear warhead near the International Space Station would kill its ... More astronauts within hours, say American experts on nuclear weaponry. (Photo by Alexander Gerst / ESA via Getty Images) Rosen, who left his last post as a VP of Mission and Launch Operations at SpaceX to form ThinkOrbital, says the Colorado-based outfit is now testing the new detection system, and aims to launch twin demo missions into orbit next year. Development of the world's first X-ray set-up for space-based scouting missions is being partly funded by the U.S. Space Force, Colonel Rosen says, via a series of SpaceWERX contracts as part of the rapidly expanding drive to strengthen American space defenses. ThinkOrbital's twin inspectors, once in orbit, can bolster American 'space domain awareness' and preparations for prospective space clashes of the future, he says. A flotilla of ThinkOrbital's X-ray Imagers peer into satellites speeding through low Earth orbit to ... More check for concealed nuclear warheads and other weaponry in this rendering of future missions The ability to know what each spacecraft launched by a potentially hostile power is doing in orbit, and its payload, is essential for the U.S. Space Force, Rosen adds. Kremlin threats to deploy its nuclear and anti-satellite missiles against Western targets underscore the importance of gathering continuous real-time intelligence on Russian rocket forces. Moscow's stationing fission or fusion bombs in orbit would violate the Outer Space Treaty - the fundamental international pact that governs space missions across the solar system. 'States Parties to the Treaty,' the UN space compact declares, 'undertake not to place in orbit around the Earth any objects carrying nuclear weapons or any other kinds of weapons of mass destruction, install such weapons on celestial bodies, or station such weapons in outer space in any other manner. ' All the major space powers, including then-Soviet Russia, signed the treaty a generation ago, and violating its ban on atomic warheads in space could threaten the future of spaceflight around the world. The White House moved to confirm Moscow's campaign to position strategic warheads hundreds of kilometers above the Earth when it introduced a UN Security Council resolution last year underscoring this longstanding proscription on nuclear arms in space. The Russian ambassador to the UN quickly vetoed the measure, prompting then-National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan to declare: 'We have heard President Putin say publicly that Russia has no intention of deploying nuclear weapons in space. If that were the case, Russia would not have vetoed this resolution.' The ever-expanding threat of advanced missiles and nuclear super-bombs being produced by potential adversaries impelled the White House to propose constructing a Golden Dome missile defense shield around the globe that could hypothetically protect against ICBMs launched from any point on the planet. As the Department of Defense begins building out this supermassive dome, Colonel Rosen says, ThinkOrbital's inspectors could play a pivotal role in safeguarding the myriad Allied sensors and armed interceptors - aimed at detecting and blasting an enemy's ballistic missiles during the first three minutes of their post-launch boost phase - from any nuclear time bombs skulking through the heavens. The White House has leaked sparse details of Russia's top-secret project to launch nuclear warheads ... More on spacecraft that would orbit the planet (Photo by Chris Kleponis - Pool/Getty Images) With the building of the orbital dome, Rosen says, 'that's going to be a big juicy target' for any power challenging U.S. pre-eminence in space. Spenser Warren, a prominent American expert on Moscow's new-millennium race to strengthen its nuclear arsenal, says he strongly backs Colonel Rosen's prediction that the Golden Dome could become a prime target in any future face-off with Russia. 'I do think that Russia may launch a strike against space-based Golden Dome assets, if realized, in the event of a conflict,' Warren, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of California Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, tells me in an interview. 'Could it be nuclear? It probably could,' predicts Warren, whose doctoral dissertation was titled, 'Russian Strategic Nuclear Modernization under Vladimir Putin.' 'Any significant conflict with any peer or near-peer adversary,' he adds, 'will undoubtedly have a space dimension.' Vladimir Putin has spent much of his reign modernizing Moscow's nuclear missiles while attempting to ... More push Russia's borders outward through military force and nuclear threats (Photo by Alexander NEMENOV / AFP) (Photo by ALEXANDER NEMENOV/AFP via Getty Images) Colonel Rosen says that to help pre-empt any attacks against the American dome launched from an orbital platform, 'there are multiple uses for our inspector spacecraft.' 'As part of the Golden Dome, we could help protect the protectors.' Fleets of ThinkOrbital inspectors, Rosen says, could patrol the high-traffic rings surrounding the Earth, randomly scanning spacecraft launched by rival powers for concealed weaponry. ThinkOrbital's primary goal, he says, is 'giving our commanders the ability to understand the space battlefield.' 'This will contribute to the whole space war-fighting mission.' ThinkOrbital's mission of adapting X-ray technology to scout for nuclear arms surreptitiously circling the globe could help provide 'protection for all satellites in LEO [low Earth orbit], if that is indeed where the Russians put their satellite with a nuclear warhead, and again, if they end up deploying it,' says Victoria Samson, Chief Director, Space Security and Stability at the Secure World Foundation, one of Washington DC's leading space defense think tanks. 'A nuclear ASAT would be a crude but effective weapon against a very large constellation of satellites, whether it's thousands of [SpaceX] Starlinks or thousands of [DOD] space-based interceptors,' Samson, one of the top space security experts in the U.S., tells me in an interview. While ThinkOrbital's current focus is on lofting its prototype inspectors at the start of 2026, its longer-range goal is to launch a series of orbital modules and ultimately a colossal space station - four times the size of the ISS. Nearly two years ago, ThinkOrbital's founders signed a Space Act Agreement with NASA to collaborate on developing 'single-launch, large-scale orbital platforms that facilitate a wide array of applications in low Earth orbit, including in-space research, manufacturing, and astronaut missions.' ThinkOrbital was one of just seven American space-tech leaders, alongside Blue Origin, SpaceX and Sierra Space, hand-picked by NASA to design independent space stations slated to populate the closest orbital lanes when the ISS is decommissioned, or the spacecraft that will speed government and private astronauts to these new space outposts - as long as the current de facto space truce holds. ThinkOrbital's long-range goal is to launch a series of orbital modules and ultimately a colossal ... More space station - four times the size of the ISS.
Cision Canada
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Cision Canada
Sara-Ann Rosen Launches 10-Week Science-Backed Coaching Program to Revolutionize How Women Date
As dating burnout peaks, the 'Aligned Love System' helps women date with clarity and stop settling for less: Settling Up In Love Coaching NEW YORK, May 27, 2025 /CNW/ -- In a digital dating culture plagued by burnout and disconnection, dating coach, author, and founder of Settling Up in Love Coaching, Sara-Ann Rosen, J.D., M.A., is launching Decoding Dating Dilemmas, a 10-week, 1:1 coaching program premiering in June 2025. Designed for women tired of wasting time in misaligned relationships, the program introduces Rosen's Aligned Love System, a proprietary coaching framework rooted in science, self-awareness, and strategic dating. The system helps women break toxic patterns, eliminate self-doubt, and date with clarity and confidence—replacing guesswork with purpose. Clients receive a custom Love Map and Dating Plan, visual tools to keep their romantic journey focused and aligned with their values. "Dating apps may reach 67 million users by 2029, but 80% of users already report burnout," says Rosen. "The problem isn't access—it's approach. Women don't need more matches. They need a system that helps them choose well, not settle fast." The Decoding Dating Dilemmas program combines weekly one-on-one coaching sessions with access to a digital portal filled with resources, tools, and milestone celebrations that reward progress and build momentum. This hybrid coaching structure reflects a rising industry trend toward combining personalized mentorship with flexible, on-demand support. Rosen, who holds graduate degrees in law and psychology, brings a rare mix of therapeutic empathy and structured accountability. Her clients value her warmth, clarity, and direct approach. "She taught me how to navigate the confusion, frustration, and anxiety that is modern dating," says Nelly, a recent client. "Sara-Ann empowered me to have more fun and be more fully myself—she's like the rom-com best friend everyone needs." As the coaching industry pivots toward high-touch, evidence-based models, Decoding Dating Dilemmas positions itself as a pioneering solution for women ready to stop settling and start choosing aligned love.
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Health
- Yahoo
Sara-Ann Rosen Launches 10-Week Science-Backed Coaching Program to Revolutionize How Women Date
As dating burnout peaks, the 'Aligned Love System' helps women date with clarity and stop settling for less: Settling Up In Love Coaching NEW YORK, May 27, 2025 /CNW/ -- In a digital dating culture plagued by burnout and disconnection, dating coach, author, and founder of Settling Up in Love Coaching, Sara-Ann Rosen, J.D., M.A., is launching Decoding Dating Dilemmas, a 10-week, 1:1 coaching program premiering in June 2025. Designed for women tired of wasting time in misaligned relationships, the program introduces Rosen's Aligned Love System, a proprietary coaching framework rooted in science, self-awareness, and strategic dating. The system helps women break toxic patterns, eliminate self-doubt, and date with clarity and confidence—replacing guesswork with purpose. Clients receive a custom Love Map and Dating Plan, visual tools to keep their romantic journey focused and aligned with their values. "Dating apps may reach 67 million users by 2029, but 80% of users already report burnout," says Rosen. "The problem isn't access—it's approach. Women don't need more matches. They need a system that helps them choose well, not settle fast." The Decoding Dating Dilemmas program combines weekly one-on-one coaching sessions with access to a digital portal filled with resources, tools, and milestone celebrations that reward progress and build momentum. This hybrid coaching structure reflects a rising industry trend toward combining personalized mentorship with flexible, on-demand support. Rosen, who holds graduate degrees in law and psychology, brings a rare mix of therapeutic empathy and structured accountability. Her clients value her warmth, clarity, and direct approach. "She taught me how to navigate the confusion, frustration, and anxiety that is modern dating," says Nelly, a recent client. "Sara-Ann empowered me to have more fun and be more fully myself—she's like the rom-com best friend everyone needs." As the coaching industry pivots toward high-touch, evidence-based models, Decoding Dating Dilemmas positions itself as a pioneering solution for women ready to stop settling and start choosing aligned love. About Sara-Ann Rosen Sara-Ann Rosen, J.D., M.A., is a dating coach and founder of Settling Up in Love Coaching, she helps women eliminate self-doubt and date with clarity, building emotionally rich relationships from the start rather than repairing them too late. Her work has featured in Live Positively and Wellbeing Magazine. She is currently authoring her first book on dating with intention. Learn more at Contact: sara-ann@ Photo - View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Settling Up in Love Coaching View original content to download multimedia:
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Health
- Yahoo
Sara-Ann Rosen Launches 10-Week Science-Backed Coaching Program to Revolutionize How Women Date
As dating burnout peaks, the 'Aligned Love System' helps women date with clarity and stop settling for less: Settling Up In Love Coaching NEW YORK, May 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In a digital dating culture plagued by burnout and disconnection, dating coach, author, and founder of Settling Up in Love Coaching, Sara-Ann Rosen, J.D., M.A., is launching Decoding Dating Dilemmas, a 10-week, 1:1 coaching program premiering in June 2025. Designed for women tired of wasting time in misaligned relationships, the program introduces Rosen's Aligned Love System, a proprietary coaching framework rooted in science, self-awareness, and strategic dating. The system helps women break toxic patterns, eliminate self-doubt, and date with clarity and confidence—replacing guesswork with purpose. Clients receive a custom Love Map and Dating Plan, visual tools to keep their romantic journey focused and aligned with their values. "Dating apps may reach 67 million users by 2029, but 80% of users already report burnout," says Rosen. "The problem isn't access—it's approach. Women don't need more matches. They need a system that helps them choose well, not settle fast." The Decoding Dating Dilemmas program combines weekly one-on-one coaching sessions with access to a digital portal filled with resources, tools, and milestone celebrations that reward progress and build momentum. This hybrid coaching structure reflects a rising industry trend toward combining personalized mentorship with flexible, on-demand support. Rosen, who holds graduate degrees in law and psychology, brings a rare mix of therapeutic empathy and structured accountability. Her clients value her warmth, clarity, and direct approach. "She taught me how to navigate the confusion, frustration, and anxiety that is modern dating," says Nelly, a recent client. "Sara-Ann empowered me to have more fun and be more fully myself—she's like the rom-com best friend everyone needs." As the coaching industry pivots toward high-touch, evidence-based models, Decoding Dating Dilemmas positions itself as a pioneering solution for women ready to stop settling and start choosing aligned love. About Sara-Ann Rosen Sara-Ann Rosen, J.D., M.A., is a dating coach and founder of Settling Up in Love Coaching, she helps women eliminate self-doubt and date with clarity, building emotionally rich relationships from the start rather than repairing them too late. Her work has featured in Live Positively and Wellbeing Magazine. She is currently authoring her first book on dating with intention. Learn more at Contact: sara-ann@ Photo - View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Settling Up in Love Coaching Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
