Foreign Affairs
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Chinese National Arrested After Poisoning Classmate Engaged In Cutting Edge Cancer Research At US University
By Jillian Butler Authorities arrested a Chinese national studying at a U.S. university after she allegedly poisoned a rival classmate’s…
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American Taxpayers Feed Yemen While Its Farmers Grow Drugs
By Derek Vanbuskirk The U.S. has poured billions of taxpayer dollars into humanitarian aid for Yemen, including hundreds of thousands…
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World trade grows more rapidly than expected, despite Iran War
“The World Trade Organization has more than doubled its forecast for this year’s growth in global merchandise trade volume, from…
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Houthis Launch Missile Attack On Major International Airport As Blasts Shock US Ally’s Capital
By Harold Hutchison Explosions rocked the Saudi Arabian capital of Riyadh after Iranian-backed Houthi rebels launched missiles Saturday at King…
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Blackwater Founder’s Mercenaries Ambushed In Congo, Leaving 20 Dead Or Wounded
By Jack Cowhick Blackwater founder Erik Prince’s mercenaries were ambushed in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, leaving 20 members of…
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Man Named ‘Hitler Mussolini’ Wins Mayoral Election
By Ben Sellers A Peruvian district elected a new mayor with a name straight out of a history textbook on…
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Geothermal power plant begins selling electricity to the grid
“In Utah, Fervo Energy’s Cape Station enhanced geothermal power plant has started selling electricity to the grid, with its first…
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U.S. and China agree to lower tariffs on some goods
“The United States and China have agreed to lower tariffs on goods worth about $60 billion in annual trade between…
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Fauci Wanted Trump Impeached Over Border Wall, Misled Public About Ebola Vaccine, Diary Entries Reveal
By Emily Kopp Newly available diary entries from former National Institutes of Health official Anthony Fauci further undermine his media…
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Persian Gulf oil makes its way overland through Syria
“Syria is set to provide a route for Iraqi crude exports to avoid the hazardous Strait of Hormuz, with a…
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Trump Approves Firing Squad Execution For Jihadist Fort Hood Shooter
By Jillian Butler For the first time since 1961, the United States Army will execute someone by firing squad. Secretary…
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Global economy remains buoyant
“Despite the war with Iran and its associated oil-supply shock, consensus forecasts compiled by the World Bank predict that the…
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‘Anti-Epidemic Measures’ Imposed After Death From Plague, 200 Quarantined Amid Russian Lab Incident
By Mark Tanos A laboratory worker at a Russian institute built to study plague has died of the disease, and…
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Europe reaches free trade deals with southeast Asian nations
“After years of negotiations, the European Union is closing a series of trade deals with Southeast Asian countries. The EU…
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Foreigners are more optimistic about artificial intelligence than Americans are
“A recent Gallup survey found widespread international optimism about artificial intelligence. In 32 of the 37 countries surveyed, AI-aware adults…
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Leprosy cases fall to 167,356
“Reported leprosy cases continue to decline worldwide. According to the World Health Organization, 167,356 new cases were reported globally in…
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European suicide rate falls
“The European Union’s age-standardized suicide rate fell to 10.4 suicides per 100,000 people in 2023, down from 12.2 in 2013,…
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Norway seizes Russian ship
This week, “Norwegian security services had been tracking a Russian research ship. It was cruising around Svalbard, an icy archipelago…
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Oil producing countries work to bypass the Iran war
Gulf oil producers are attempting to bypass the dangerous Strait of Hormuz. Oil tankers have to pass through that narrow…
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Asia’s Sex Capital Braces For US Navy Sailors Who Spent Over 270 Days At Sea
By Mr. Right Asia’s sex tourism capital is bracing for the arrival of U.S. Navy sailors who were aboard the…
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US Resumes Striking Iran After Observing Preparations To Mine Hormuz Strait
By Jack Cowhick The United States resumed strikes on Iran Sunday after Iranian forces were observed preparing to mine the…
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UN Agency Tells Merchants Not To Arm Against Pirates Despite 90 Sailors Being Held Hostage
By Harold Hutchison A United Nations agency told countries to “strongly discourage” merchant ship crews from acquiring firearms to defend…
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As gold prices spike, illegal gold mining is spreading rapidly in the Amazon rainforest
“Peru Is Losing a Battle Against Illegal Gold Mining in Its Rainforests,” reports Bloomberg News: As a military helicopter roared…
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Drones fight malaria in picturesque islands
“The government of Zanzibar is using drones as part of its efforts to fully eliminate malaria from the archipelago. Conventional…
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U.S. Tankers Leave Bulgaria After Iran Threatens Bulgaria Over Their Presence
By Francis Kapper U.S. refueling aircraft left Bulgaria after Iranian officials made statements condemning the deployment of the American aircraft.…
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Trump Administration Defies UN With Oil Drilling Site
By Derek Vanbuskirk The Trump administration is moving forward with plans to extract oil and gas near United Nations-designated historic…
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New Arctic shipping route avoids terrorism
Ships passing through the Red Sea risk being attacked by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi militia. But now there is a way…
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US-Canada Trade Deal Falls Apart In Potential Blow To Auto Industry
By Spencer Lombardo The last-minute collapse of a trade deal between the United States and Canada threatens key industries and…
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Trump Admin Announces Sanctions Against International Criminal Court Chief
By Derek Vanbuskirk U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced sanctions against International Criminal Court (ICC) President Tomoko Akane and…
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Floods and violence displace residents of desert country
Civil war forced 14 million people in Sudan to flee their homes. Sudan is mostly desert, but in the short…
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Australian PM Anthony Albanese Mad States Aren’t Forking Over Guns Like He Wants
By Harold Hutchison Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese criticized states Saturday who he claimed were standing in the way of…
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Growing oil production in South America limits gas price increases due to Iran War
Argentina’s biggest exports used to be beef and grains. But not anymore. “Argentina is transforming from an energy importer into…
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Beijing’s Voyage Through Frozen Waters Could Change Shipping Forever
By Francis Kapper China is preparing to establish a regular commercial shipping route through the Arctic, potentially giving Beijing a…
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Americans travel overseas more, but foreigners visit America less
“Americans are traveling more as they get richer. US residents took 24 million trips to Europe in 2025, up from…
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Trump orders Navy to tear out jet-launch system, at cost of billions of dollars
It’s costly to tear out a useful jet-launch system in the middle of the Iran War, when the Pentagon’s resources…
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Rocket Critical To China’s Space Program Blows Up Just 85 Seconds After Launch
By Ann Rodgers China’s space program suffered a major setback Monday when a Long March 7A rocket carrying an unknown…
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