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-Why is U.S.-Congress MIA on looming Venezuela war?
So far, members are ignoring their own obligations, despite Trump’s promise to keep bombing and amassing more firepower in the Caribbean.


How German politicians and their supporters abuse the scandalous term 'Nazi'
In Germany’s vibrant democracy, vigorous debate is both a right and a responsibility. Yet the quality of that debate suffers when...


Macrons to submit scientific evidence to US court to prove Brigitte was not born a man
Macrons to submit scientific evidence to US court to prove Brigitte was not born a man


Who is the modern Evil Empire?
Abstract- If the Soviet Union was the “Evil Empire” of the 1980s, it seems in the modern era the roles have switched and now the US/West...


Kaja Kallas' shocking lack of historical literacy
A major gaffe about Russia and China in WWII belies the Europeans' cartoonish mindset about the world's major powers.


Missiles don’t lie: What this region’s rocket stockpiles say about the next war
How growing arsenals and proxy wars are pushing the Middle East closer to the brink.


Marjorie Taylor Greene warns Trump may lose MAGA base over Epstein files
Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene says President Donald Trump is risking losing the support of his MAGA base if he does not follow through on his word to release the Epstein files.


Donald Trump’s business failures were very real, but how about his politics?
Donald Trump, a sniveling, silver-spooned brat, was gifted a $413 million real estate empire by his father, Fred Trump, yet has the gall...


Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Eighty years since America’s greatest war crimes
Eighty years ago, the United States committed what many historians and ethicists still regard as the greatest war crimes in human history: the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.


Klaus Schwab has lost everything—And he’s not thrilled about it
Klaus Schwab, the founder and longtime figurehead of the World Economic Forum (WEF), once famously proclaimed that “you’ll own nothing...


The manufactured demonization of Vladimir Putin and the complex reality of Ukraine
Over the past decade, the narrative surrounding Russian President Vladimir Putin has been heavily shaped—and arguably distorted—by political agendas, particularly within the United States.


Is Greek Cyprus becoming ‘new Israel’?
The growing influx of Israeli investors acquiring real estate in Greek Cyprus has triggered widespread public and political backlash.


General Zaluzhnyi, a contender for the Ukrainian presidency backed by neo-nazi factions
As the regime of Vladimir Zelensky faces an impending crisis, the Western media landscape is increasingly abuzz with reports of potential...


How Russia's nuclear 'Dead Hand' could trigger Armageddon
old War-era nuclear system resurfaces as Russian official warns of automatic retaliation if leadership is destroyed.


Canada launches phase-2 clinical trial of groundbreaking inhaled COVID-19 vaccine
Canada has officially entered the next stage in the fight against COVID-19 with a phase-2 clinical trial of a next-generation, inhaled vaccine designed to deliver stronger, needle-free protection against the virus.


Is Trump losing his grip on the MAGA base?
The political landscape around Donald Trump is shifting — and not in his favor. The Epstein scandal, once dismissed by many as distant,...


Does Trump understand what's going on in the Ukraine war?
Trump’s Truth Social post , particularly the parts bolded below, suggests otherwise: I've always had a very good relationship with...


Trump “eats” Von der Leyen for breakfast - Orbán Slams EU-U.S. trade deal as Europe splits over outcome
A new trade agreement between the European Union and the United States has triggered a political firestorm across Europe, with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declaring that President Donald Trump “ate” European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen “for breakfast.”


Netherlands puts itself in Russia’s crosshairs with plans for Ukraine Tribunal
After leading the charge in the MH17 scandal, the Netherlands now risks even greater retaliation by hosting a tribunal targeting Russia.


Why Trump’s deflection playbook is faltering as Epstein case stirs Republican unrest
President Donald Trump is facing growing pressure from his Republican base over unresolved questions about Jeffrey Epstein as his usual...
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