Foreign Affairs
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Burisma Was Told To Remove Picture Of Joe Biden And Devon Archer From Its Website, Emails Show
By James Lynch Hunter Biden and his business associates told Ukrainian energy firm Burisma to remove a picture of then-Vice…
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Burisma Lobbyists Tied To Hunter Biden Worked For Ukrainian Prosecutor Who Let Burisma Off, Emails Show
By James Lynch Blue Star Strategies, a lobbying firm recommended to Ukrainian energy firm Burisma by Hunter Biden, worked for…
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US Embassy In Haiti Goes Into Lockdown Amid Gunfire, Violence
By Gretchen Clayson The U.S. Embassy in Haiti has closed its doors and restricted all of its personnel to Embassy…
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New Military Junta Ruling U.S. Ally Seeks Support from Russia’s Wagner Group
By John Oyewale The military junta now ruling the Republic of Niger reportedly requested help from Russia’s mercenary Wagner Group…
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Boy’s bionic arm is a dream come true
“A seven-year-old boy born without an arm has been able to hold a fishing rod with two hands for the…
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Artificial intelligence is now saving the lives of breast cancer victims
In Hungary, artificial intelligence is catching cases of breast cancer than radiologists overlook, enabling the cancer to be removed before…
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Armenians targeted for ethnic cleansing through hunger blockade by Azerbaijan
During World War I, over a million Armenians were exterminated by the Ottoman Turks. After World War I, Armenia briefly…
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Fish-man: Skin grafts made of fish scales save burn victim
If you visit Iceland’s Keflavik Airport, you may see a huge advertisement showing a shirtless man holding a baby. The…
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Afghan government burns musical instruments to prevent ‘music and corruption’
The Taliban who rule Afghanistan have just incinerated hundreds of musical instruments they seized in recent months in Afghanistan’s capital,…
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Youth take highly addictive new drug, ‘kush’
Sierra Leone is a desperately poor country in West Africa that once experienced a bloody civil war in which insurgents…
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‘Pushed To Pay’: Ukrainian Oligarch Who Allegedly Bribed The Bidens Was ‘Forced’ Into Sending Money, FBI Form Says
By James Lynch Burisma founder Mykola Zlochevsky, the Ukrainian oligarch who allegedly bribed Joe and Hunter Biden, was “coerced” into…
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‘Can’t Lie On Bank Records’: James Comer Slams Dems, Says ‘No One Can Explain’ Alleged Biden Payments
By Corey Walker House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer appeared on Fox News Wednesday night to discuss the whistleblower testimony…
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Joe Biden Attended Meeting With Chinese Company That Paid Hunter Biden, House Oversight Says
By James Lynch Joe Biden attended a meeting shortly after his vice presidency with a Chinese energy company that was…
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Top Biden Immigration Official Called To ‘Abolish’ ICE, End Detention Of Illegal Immigrants
By Jennie Taer A top Biden administration U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) official previously advocated to “abolish” Immigration and…
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Man running through all of Africa is robbed, forced to stop running for two weeks
A British man trying to be the first person to run the entire length of Africa has had to temporarily…
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Man threatens to burn South African parliament again if it doesn’t move to another city
A man charged with terrorism for setting a fire that badly damaged South Africa’s Parliament building last year said in…
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Progressive environmentalists push polices that harm the environment
Many policies championed by progressive environmentalists are so stupid they harm the environment. The New Yorker unintentionally furnishes an example…
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Tunisia expels black migrants; Some are trapped in dangerous no-man’s land
Other countries aren’t as welcoming to foreign migrants as the United States, where progressive cities sometimes house them in luxury…
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Three Economic Truths Americans Can Learn From France’s Pension Flap
By Alvaro Vargas Llosa The controversy in France earlier this year about pension changes is old news, but the wobbly…
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France sending long-range missiles to Ukraine that could reach Russia
America is so low on munitions from sending many of them to Ukraine that it recently sent Ukraine cluster munitions…
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Netherlands’ government falls due to inability to reach agreement on refugee policy
The Netherlands’ center-right coalition government is resigning due to “insurmountable” differences about measures to curb the number of migrants and…
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America gives Ukraine widely-banned cluster munitions
The Russians are using cluster munitions, even though most of the world bans them as a war crime. So the…
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More nations are about to default on their debts
During the COVID-19 pandemic, nations around the world ran big budget deficits, as counties went into deep recessions and tax…
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Australia Becomes First Country to Approve Psychedelics for Patients with Depression and PTSD
By John Oyewale Australia on Saturday became the first country in the world to approve the prescription of certain psychedelics…
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Sudan war continues with looting of capital city, and ethnic cleansing in Sudan’s west
Factions of Sudan’s government have fought a bloody civil war with each other for 50 days, killing tens of thousands…
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60 die in Kenyan road crash
At least 60 people were killed when a truck lost control and ran over pedestrians and smashed into cars and…
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Hunter Biden boasted his family was ‘the best’ at doing what Chinese Communist Party linked entity wanted; extracted $5 million citing ‘my father’
Hunter Biden texted a Chinese business executive bragging about his ability to serve his client, the House Oversight Committee revealed…
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Violent, fraudulent election reelects president of Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone’s president was just “reelected” in an election tainted by fraud. There was open violence at some polling stations,…
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Conservatives win majority in Greek election after falling short of majority in May election
After failing to win an outright majority in the May election, Greece’s ruling conservatives have won 53% of the seats…
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UN Endorses Organizations That Seek To Censor Conservatives
By Jason Cohen A United Nations (U.N.) policy proposal that outlines how to combat online “mis- and disinformation and hate…
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The Strangest and Most Consequential Two Days
In what ranks as perhaps the strangest sequence of events in memory, early Saturday, Yevgeny Prigozhin turned on his long-time…
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Intelligence Report Reveals Wuhan Institute ‘Collaborated’ With Chinese Military On Coronavirus Experiments
By Jason Cohen The Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) “collaborated” with the Chinese military on coronavirus experiments in the years…
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Russian Mercenary Group Halts March Towards Moscow, Returns To Ukraine After Deal Reached
By Harold Hutchinson The Wagner Group halted its march to Moscow Saturday after Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko brokered a deal…
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