It has been another exciting week in a world at war where the word “diplomacy” has no meaning and would probably be defined by America’s head of Homeland Security Kristi Noem as a doctrine in which you shoot someone first before he or she can shoot you.
Ahmed al-Sharaa, the former commander of Al Qaeda offshoot Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) who was named Syria’s transitional president, has made indirect overtures to U.S. President Donald Trump to remove sanctions and normalize relations, mentioning some economic incentives that included the possibility of erecting a Trump Tower in Damascus, according to a report.
Washington has approved a $310 million F-16 support package for Ukraine, and Trump threatens more sanctions for Russia.
One might well ask how a group composed of little more than 3 percent of the U.S. population has managed to gain control of the nation’s foreign policy, its legislature and executive branches...
Despite approving $383 million for humanitarian aid for Gaza after a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was announced, the Trump administration has yet to cut any checks so aid groups working in the region have been forced to foot the bill, according to a report.
President Donald Trump’s address to Congress and the nation on Tuesday night was remarkably devoid of any mention of why the United States continues to both enable and be complicit...
President Trump has given every indication that he is as concerned with Israel’s interest as he is with the interests of MAGA Americans.
Ten American universities will be investigated by a Department of Justice’s task force to fight “antisemitism” after U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order to “eradicate antisemitic harassment in schools and on college campuses.”
Volker Türk, the UN’s High Commissioner for Human Rights, said last week that Israel prosecuted an assault in Gaza in an “appalling manner” that “consistently breached international law.”