U.S. President Donald Trump was asked last week about the risk that a trade war with China could escalate to a hot war, but he said Beijing knows better than to test the strength of his military—before mentioning a mystery weapon that should strike fear in any adversary.
Most Americans have an unfavorable view of Israel as the country continues its genocide in Gaza to ethnically cleanse the enclave of Palestinians—with the full support of AIPAC-controlled Washington, according to a newly released Pew Research poll.
New Jersey’s Princeton was informed by the Trump administration last week that the federal government will suspend funding for research grants during a probe into the school’s handling of alleged antisemitism on campus.
The Trump administration announced last week that it would review about $9 billion in federal grants for Harvard as it looks into the school’s approach to dealing with antisemitism on campus, which one professor said was more a “dominance test” than an actual attempt to defend Jewish students.
The U.S. last week continued its punishment campaign against Yemen over the Houthi defense of Gazans amid the Israeli genocide and one of the targets was a water management building and infrastructure in Hodeidah, the large port city, that cut off water to about 50,000 residents.
There’s one thing that so-called conservatives and liberals in the U.S. have in common: they love Israeli genocide and, no matter how angry they could be about the other side’s domestic policies—they fall right into line when it comes to Israel.
The United States military is rushing to send assets into the Middle East to bolster its forces amid its airstrike campaign on the Houthis and increased tensions with Iran over its nuclear program and support of the Yemeni group.
The top Iranian diplomat responded to U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to bomb the country if it does not agree to end its nuclear program, and said his comments were a “shocking affront” to global security and any strikes against Tehran would draw a significant response.
U.S. Vice President JD Vance visited Greenland last week to visit American forces at Washington’s northernmost military base and send a clear reminder to the island that the Trump administration is not backing down on its vow to claim the island from Denmark.
U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth told reporters last week that the American strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen earlier this week were precise and successful, but the Pentagon has yet to reveal what targets were hit or the casualty count.