U.S. Central Command condemned a recent rocket attack on a U.S. base in Syria as Turkey carries out bombing campaigns targeting Kurdish-controlled towns in retaliation to a terror bombing earlier this month in Istanbul that killed six, including children.
NY Senate Major Leader Chuck Schumer recently admitted America is demographically dying.
John Kerry, the U.S. special envoy for climate change, announced last week that he came down with COVID-19 despite being “fully vaccinated and boosted,” joining the long list of drug pushers who came down with the virus.
One week ago, the Ukrainian government may have deliberately attacked neighbor Poland in an attempt to draw the NATO alliance into its war with Russia.
The world’s central banks stockpiled an additional 399 tons of gold in this year’s third quarter, about twice the previous quarterly record, the World Gold Council reported.
As Americans make their choices in the contentious midterm elections, the populace is confused and angry.
The U.S. is not at war with China, but you’d never know it by listening to politicians in Washington.
American and Israeli hypocrisy center stage. Go back to mid-July when President Joe Biden told Yair Lapid—the former soap opera star and ad pitchman playing the role as Israeli Prime Minister—that Iran cannot obtain a nuclear weapon.
The Pentagon announced in its new National Defense Strategy that China remains the U.S.’s most “serious challenge” to security and noted that Beijing is increasing its “aggressive endeavor to refashion the Indo-Pacific region and the international system to suit its interests and authoritarian preferences.”
Rishi Sunak’s ascendance to the top of British politics has rankled some in the U.K. who say the secrecy surrounding his personal wealth is at odds of what 10 Downing needs given the financial turmoil facing the country.