Foreign Affairs
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Terrorist Caught Illegally Crossing The Border Was Allowed To Roam Free For Nearly A Year
By Jennie Taer Federal authorities caught a terrorist at the U.S. southern border and released him into the country, where…
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Three US Troops Killed In Drone Attack Near Syrian Border
By Micaela Burrow Three U.S. troops were killed in a drone attack in Jordan near the border of Syria, where…
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A quarter of nation’s population are displaced by war in Sudan
10.7 million people have been displaced by the ongoing conflict in Sudan, about a quarter of that vast African nation’s…
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Court Declares Justin Trudeau’s Sweeping Actions To Suppress Trucker Protests Were Illegal
By Jake Smith A federal court in Canada has ruled that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s use of the Emergencies Act…
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US Service Members Injured In Iraq Missile Attack
By John Oyewale An unspecified number of U.S. military personnel were injured in a Saturday attack by Iranian-backed militants on…
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Congolese president reelected in fraudulent vote; unrest could impact key minerals
In an election riddled with fraud, Congo’s president Felix Tshisekedi was just reelected over his main challenger Martin Fayulu, who…
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Thailand discovers huge supply of lithium used for electric car batteries
Thailand has discovered nearly 15 million tonnes of lithium deposits, a shot in the arm for the southeast Asian nation’s…
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Six of ten fastest growing economies now in Africa
Africa is the poorest continent, because of low economic freedom, low literacy, high levels of corruption, and bad transportation networks.…
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It’s Official, The Lunatics Are Running The Asylum
By Betsy McCaughey Across the globe, millions of people are on the move, defying borders and violating laws to escape…
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Florida can import prescription drugs from Canada, FDA says
Today, the Food and Drug Administration approved Florida’s first-in-the-nation program to import prescription drugs from Canada, where drugs are cheaper.…
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Murderous militia taking over Sudan, slaughtering ethnic group, raping women, looting the populace
Frankenstein’s monster has turned on its creator, in the African country of Sudan. Over a decade ago, Sudan’s military created…
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At Least 48 Dead After Massive Earthquakes Rock Japan
By Kay Smythe At least 48 people were killed as a 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck western Japan on New Year’s…
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Small Border Town Fire Department Spending $21,000 A Day Dealing With Migrants
By Jared Stokes A local fire department in Eagle Pass, a Texas border town, is spending over $21,000 a day…
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Hyper-regulated Argentina eliminates some red tape and regulations
Argentina was once one of the richest nations on earth, richer than Canada, Australia, and all but a handful of…
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Border Patrol Encounters Of Illegal Migrants Show Mass ‘Exodus’ From Home Countries
By Jennie Taer Federal authorities are encountering significant portions of other countries’ populations as illegal immigration to the U.S. continues…
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Spain’s socialist government will shut down Spain’s nuclear plants, causing environmental and economic problems
Nuclear power supplies more than a fifth of Spain’s energy. But its socialist government plans to shut down all Spain’s…
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‘Shredded Into Pieces’: Witnesses Share Graphic Details Of Hamas’ Sexual Violence Against Israeli Women
By Kate Anderson A witness to the Oct. 7 terrorist attacks shared her account of Hamas’ graphic rape and torture…
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A Desolation that None Call Peace
They make a desolation and call it peace. – Tacitus Shortly after the October 7th invasion of Israel by Hamas…
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US Consumers Face Higher Prices For Goods As Houthis Continue Attacks Against Commercial Vessels
By Jake Smith The Houthi attacks against commercial vessels in the Red Sea are threatening to disrupt U.S. and global…
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US Strikes Facilities Used By Iran-Backed Groups In Retaliation For Attack Leaving One American Critically Wounded
By Micaela Burrow The U.S. struck facilities tied to Iran-backed militias after an attack earlier on Monday injured three service…
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Christmas massacre in Nigeria
“The death toll is 140 and climbing after a series of coordinated attacks” on Christians. “They attacked 20 Christian communities…
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Traffic deaths fell in most of the world, unlike the U.S.
Road deaths spiked in the U.S. after the death of George Floyd, as police pulled back from police stops of…
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Drone That Hit Tanker Near India Was Launched From Iran
By Harold Hutchison The Department of Defense on Saturday said a drone that struck a tanker off the coast of…
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Biden Abdicating Responsibility For Border Crisis After Creating It From Day One, Former Border Officials Say
By Jennie Taer The Biden administration has been blaming Congress for inaction in solving the border crisis after taking actions…
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At least 500 people slaughtered in eastern Nigeria
Over 500 people were slaughtered in eastern Nigeria this week by marauding terrorists from neighboring Cameroon in central Africa. It…
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Biden Administration Committed ‘Waste And Abuse’ Of Taxpayer Dollars In Handling Of Border Crisis, GOP Probe Finds
By Jennie Taer Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is directly responsible for massive “waste and abuse” of…
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Biden pays another ransom for Venezuelan hostages, encouraging even more hostage taking
“The Biden administration has secured a deal with Venezuela that would see the release of one of Venezuelan President Nicolás…
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American Researchers In Bed With Wuhan Lab Misled Pentagon About Civilization-Threatening Virus Research
By Dylan Housman The American researchers who have, for years, been at the center of the COVID-19 origins debate, were…
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Freedom is diminishing in most of the world, researchers find
The Human Freedom Index has been released for 2023, showing a continuing erosion in freedom worldwide. As the Cato and…
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Middle East Violence Throws Global Energy Market Into Turmoil
By Nick Pope The escalating violence in the Middle East caused a disturbance in the global energy market Monday morning…
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America’s Border Crisis Will Continue To Fester While Taxpayers Foot The Bill For Social Safety Net
By Betsy McCaughey When Emma Lazarus wrote her famous line in 1883, “Give me your tired, your poor,/ Your huddled…
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