Tommy Wilshire

US & Political Columnist

Tommy Wilshire is a political correspondent and columnist known for his sharp analysis and no-nonsense reporting style. Covering everything from global power shifts to grassroots U.S. political movements, he brings clarity to the chaos of modern politics.

Texas Fires First Shot: Maps Redrawn for GOP Gain

Texas didn’t wait. On August 20, 2025, Republicans in the Texas House passed a new congressional map—smack in the middle of the redistricting cycle. Their goal? Flip five seats red ahead of

August 21, 2025

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Canada’s $2B military Aid Package for Ukraine

Biggest Move Yet Canada just dropped its largest aid package to Ukraine since the war started: $2 billion, no strings attached. Not a loan. Not a gesture. Real support. This marks a shift—Ottawa isn’t just cheering from the sidelines anymore.

August 24, 2025

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Maduro’s Militia Move: Power Play or Panic?

Nicolás Maduro just told the world he’s activating 4.5 million members of Venezuela’s Bolivarian militia. He’s

UN Slams Israeli Strike That Killed Five Al Jazeera Journalists in Gaza

The UN says Israel carried out a targeted strike that killed five Al Jazeera journalists in

US Faces Government Shutdown as Trump, Democrats Fail to Reach Deal

September 29, 2025

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Bolsonaro Convicted : Brazil’s Supreme Court Issues Jail

Bolsonaro Convicted in Coup: Brazil’s Supreme Court Issues Jail

A Landmark Ruling Against a Former President Brazil faces a completely new situation. The highest court in the country made a major decision on September 11, 2025. They determined that former president

September 11, 2025

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Thaksin’s Hospital Detention Overturned as Thai Court Sends Him to Prison

Thailand’s politics experienced another shakeup because of its most controversial person. Thaksin Shinawatra, a previous leader of the nation, will return to jail. The highest court decided the six months he stayed

September 9, 2025

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Trump Threat to Send Troops to Chicago Ignites Backlash

Chicago Pushes Back President Trump’s latest threat to send federal troops into Chicago has sparked a wave of anger and resistance. He claims it’s about restoring order. Locals see something else: political

August 26, 2025

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Trump’s idea might go somewhere. Or it might vanish, like so many promises. If a summit happens, the question remains: will it be different this time? Kim might say yes. It puts him back in the spotlight. He gets to sit across from a former U.S. president again. That gives him prestige without giving up much. Trump also benefits. He revives a major story from his presidency. It feeds his image as a dealmaker. But if it’s just for show, it won’t mean anything. The issue is still the nukes. If Kim won’t budge and Trump won’t push harder, then nothing changes. The world is watching, again. Not for the handshakes, but for what comes after. If there’s no plan, no progress, no pressure, it’s just noise. A new summit only matters if it moves things forward. Otherwise, it’s more headlines with no substance—and we’ve seen that story before.

Trump Looks to Reopen Talks With Kim Jong Un

Trump Reaches for a Familiar Playbook President Trump says he wants to meet North Korea’s Kim Jong Un again—before the year ends. He mentioned it while hosting South Korean President Lee Jae-Myung

August 25, 2025

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