A US Army soldier planned a 'mass casualty' attack on his unit with an extremist occult neo-Nazi group, federal prosecutors allege

Learn more about BI Prime View online           Military Select           A US Army soldier planned a 'mass casualty' attack on his unit with an extremist occult neo-Nazi group, federal prosecutors allege   He called himself a traitor in interviews with authorities and said that his aim was to kill as many of his fellow soldiers as possible.   READ MORE           Boris Johnson played Trump 'like a fiddle' according to John Bolton   'I had the sense that behind those twinkling eyes [Johnson] was playing Trump like a fiddle too.'   READ MORE           Chinese nationals with ties to the Chinese government donated hundreds of thousands to support Trump's reelection, according to report   The Wall Street Journal identified four Chinese nationals with ties to the Chinese government who met President Trump and other Republican lawmakers.   READ MORE             Jim Mattis emailed Fiona Hill saying he was 'enormously proud' of her work after she testified in Trump's impeachment hearing   "I've wanted to drop you a note paying my respects but hesitated in the immediate aftermath of your testimony," Jim Mattis said.   READ MORE           Europe's view of the United States has nosedived thanks to Trump's mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic   A new survey of European citizens shows that almost 60% said their view of the US had worsened since the start of the coronavirus crisis.   READ MORE           F-35s told not to fly near thunderstorms over fears a lightning strike could make the jet explode   It's not the first time the F-35 has had problems with its fuel system that could potentially lead to explosions.   READ MORE           Saudi Arabia banned Hajj for international visitors this year due to the coronavirus, forfeiting as much as $4 billion in revenue   Around 70% of Muslims who complete the Hajj each year come from outside Saudi Arabia, meaning the government will lose out on billions in revenue.   READ MORE           Australia's army is helping with door-to-door free testing in neighborhoods seeing a spike in coronavirus cases   Australia has called in its army to assist in testing a number of neighborhoods that have become new coronavirus hotspots.   READ MORE           Inside the 'silent service': An interview with the Navy's top submarine admiral   "No undersea force, past or present, can match today's US submarine force," Vice Adm. Daryl Caudle says.   READ MORE           A key nuclear-weapons treaty may not survive 'the most hostile and dangerous US-Russian relations in decades'   The US probably won't withdraw but "letting the agreement expire...is a real danger," Harvard professor and nuclear weapons expert Matthew Bunn says.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006