Foreign Affairs
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‘Open Political Provocation’: Biden Trades Blows With China After ‘Dictators’ Comment
By Diana Glebova President Joe Biden and the Chinese government traded hostile remarks after the commander-in-chief alluded to Chinese leader…
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At least 50 die in prison riot, most burned to death
At least 50 women died in riot at a women’s prison in Honduras today, with most of them burned to…
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Biden Says He Plans To Build A ‘Railroad From The Pacific All The Way Across The Indian Ocean’
By Dick Pope President Joe Biden said that his administration plans to build a transoceanic railroad spanning thousands of miles…
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45 killed, six kidnapped in attack on school
A rebel group with ties to ISIS killed at least 45 people, including 38 students, burning many of them alive.…
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Ethnic cleansing occurring again in Sudan’s Darfur region
One of Sudan’s two warring factions, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), is engaged in ethnic cleansing in Sudan’s Darfus…
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U.S. imposes travel sanctions on Uganda over anti-LGBTQ law
America will impose travel restrictions on high-ranking Ugandan officials in response to a new law signed by Ugandan President Yoweri…
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At least 90 die as ship sinks off of Greek coast; Hundreds more are missing
At least 90 people have died and hundreds more are missing after a fishing boat carrying migrants capsized and sank…
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Biden’s World Bank Head Promises To Spend ‘As Much As We Possibly Can’ On Climate Change
By John Hugh DeMastri Ajay Banga, the Biden-appointed president of the World Bank, promised to “push” the financial institution to…
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110 die as boat capsizes in northwestern Nigeria
A crowded boat carrying people returning from a wedding capsized in northwestern Nigeria, killing more than 110 people. Others are…
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‘Like A Freight Train’: Biden Admin To Send Depleted Uranium Rounds To Ukraine
By Nick Pope The Biden administration is set to provide the Ukrainian army with depleted uranium tank rounds to equip…
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COVID-19 was developed by Chinese military at Wuhan lab, investigators conclude
The Energy Department and FBI previously concluded that COVID-19 likely was leaked from a Chinese laboratory. Now, the London Sunday…
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Romania recalls ambassador to African nation for ‘calling Africans monkeys’
Romania’s ambassador to Kenya has been recalled after comparing a monkey with Africans during a meeting in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi.…
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Report: FBI Records Reveal Ukrainian Oligarch Linked To Hunter Biden Called Joe Biden The “Big Guy” in Bribery Scheme
By Robert McGreevy An FBI file reportedly revealed a Ukrainian oligarch who owns the Burisma energy company where Hunter Biden…
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Legal scholars want UN to order America to pay trillions of dollars in reparations to blacks
African-American law professors and critical race theorists are urging the United Nations to order America to pay millions of dollars…
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Train crash killed 288 people due to signalling error
An error in an electronic signalling system sent trains onto the wrong tracks, resulting in trains colliding and killing 288…
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Generation Z was wrongly taught that Native Americans lived in peace and harmony before whites arrived
The Iroquois exterminated a neighboring tribe, the Huron, killing almost all of its 30,000 men, women, and children. Torture was…
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Reacting to murderous gangs, Haiti’s population kills suspected gang members and criminals
Progressives sometimes think that abolishing the police will lead to gentler forms of justice, such as “restorative justice” that involves…
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Moscow hit by Ukrainian drone attack
Russia’s capital Moscow was hit by an early morning drone attack in which at least eight drones caused damage. Several…
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Turkish President Erdoğan Wins Re-Election To Third Term In Close Contest
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan won a close re-election contest Sunday, earning another five-year term leading the strategically important NATO…
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Plastic recycling mandates harm the environment and possibly human health
Progressive government officials are mandating more recycling of plastics. But recycling of plastics “could be releasing huge quantities of microplastics,”…
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Russia mounts major air attacks on Ukraine’s capital, which is celebrating its 1541st anniversary
Russia’s war with Ukraine is not going as well as it hoped. Its ground offensive has come to a halt…
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British man shot and wife starved to death after being left in Sudan
An 85-year-old British citizen was shot by snipers and his wife died of starvation after they were left behind in…
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19 children dead after girl burns down dormitory over confiscated cell phone
19 children died after a girl set fire to their school dormitory, out of anger that school officials had taken…
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TikTok sues Montana over law banning it
The social media platform TikTok is suing Montana after it enacted a law on May 17 effectively banning the app…
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Debt crisis confronts much of the world as China calls in loans, and massive hidden debts are revealed
Fortune Magazine writes about the coming debt crisis, and how in “a lot of the world, the clock has hit…
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Conservatives lead in Greece elections but fall short of outright majority
Greece’s ruling conservative government is the country’s most competent government ever — and its least corrupt. It has gotten rid…
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Trudeau Grills Italian PM On ‘Two-Spirit,’ Trans Rights At Bilateral Meeting
By Harold Hutchison Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau grilled Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni over LGBTQ rights during the G7…
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Tens of thousands die in Sudanese conflict
The conflict between two factions of Sudan’s government over the last week has killed tens of thousands of people, such…
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South African power blackouts to expand
South Africans are already routinely going without power for many hours a day. Soon, things will get worse. The struggling…
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Nuclear power is best for the environment, study finds
Nuclear power is best for the environment, notes Reason Magazine’s Ronald Bailey, citing a recent study. Yet as he observes,…
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Suburban NY County Sues Over Bused Migrant Housing
By Robert McGreevy Orange County has filed lawsuits to prevent illegal migrants from being bused from the New York city…
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More Than 200 Bodies Recovered, 600 Still Missing In Starvation Cult
By Gretchen Clayson Officials have recovered more than 200 emaciated bodies from mass graves in Kenya belonging to members of…
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CCP-Controlled, State-Owned Firm Behind Chinese Cash Funneled To Hunter Biden, Documents Show
By Philip Lenczycki The Hong Kong corporation that wired funds to Hunter Biden’s business in 2017 was controlled by a…
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Black Chicago Residents Furious That Migrants Are Being Dropped Off In Their Neighborhood, Taking City Resources
By Harold Hutchison Black Chicago residents ripped a proposed migrant center Friday, citing a depletion of city resources for their…
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