Foreign Affairs
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US Navy Seizes Blockade-Defying Iranian Cargo Vessel After ‘Blowing A Hole’ In Engine Room
By Harold Hutchison President Donald Trump announced Sunday the U.S. Navy fired upon and seized an Iranian-flagged vessel trying to…
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Iran war plunges neighboring Pakistan into darkness, fueling its desire to mediate an end to the war
“A war in the Persian Gulf is plunging Pakistan into darkness,” reports The Straits Times: Electricity has become a luxury for…
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Trump Hints At Potential Military Action Against Cuba To Daily Caller Reporter
By Jesse Tiller President Donald Trump teased potential military action against Cuba following multiple reports suggesting the United States Navy…
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Israel, Lebanon Agree To 10-Day Ceasefire After Negotiations, Trump Says
By Francis Kapper President Donald Trump announced that the leaders of Israel and Lebanon agreed to a ten-day ceasefire Thursday…
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Country To Euthanize Dozens Of ‘Cocaine Hippos’ Linked To Drug Lord
By Mark Tanos Colombia plans to kill up to 80 hippos descended from Pablo Escobar’s private collection after they became…
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Voters Oust Trump’s Biggest European Ally With Turnout Through The Roof
By Anthony Iafrate Hungarians turned out in record numbers to vote Prime Minister Viktor Orbán out of office Sunday, delivering…
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F-15 Pilot Rescue Or Failed Uranium Heist?
By Francis Kapper The United States military announced the completion of a massive joint operation to rescue two downed F-15…
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Trump Announces ‘Blockade’ Of Iran, Says No Ships Paying Toll Will Pass
By Harold Hutchison President Donald Trump announced the Strait of Hormuz would be subject to a blockade by the U.S.…
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Iran War harms farmers and food production in Asia
“Harvest-ready rice fields are lying idle and farmers are deciding whether to skip planting for the coming season, as spiking…
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Iran Has No Idea Where It Planted Mines In Strait Of Hormuz
By Mariane Angela Iran reportedly failed to locate all the naval mines it deployed in the Strait of Hormuz, preventing…
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Iran Partially Opens Strait Of Hormuz, Admits To Placing Naval Mines
By Francis Kapper Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Saeed Khatibzadeh informed the world that Tehran would open the Strait of Hormuz…
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Iran War increases starvation in Sudan
The Iran War is interfering with the flow of relief supplies to war-torn African countries like Sudan, increasing the number…
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Iran War Forces Utility Company To Go MAHA
By Ireland Owens WSSC Water announced Tuesday that it is temporarily reducing the level of fluoride added to the drinking…
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Trump Showed Iran ‘Mercy’ In ‘Devastating Military Defeat,’ Hegseth Says
By Harold Hutchison Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the United States delivered a “devastating military defeat” to Iran, and told…
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Trump Vows ‘Whole Civilization Will Die’ If Deal Isn’t Made As U.S. Strikes Iran’s Kharg Island
By Justin Bailey The U.S. military struck Iran’s Kharg Island on the same day President Donald Trump vowed that a…
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Cairo goes dark as Iran War drives up oil prices
“Soaring fuel costs due to US-Israel war on Iran have pushed the Egyptian government to issue a month-long early-closing order.…
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Canada Going On Gun-Grabbing Spree
By Harold Hutchison Canada may turn to retired police officers to carry out a door-to-door confiscation of firearms, a senior…
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US Rescues Second Crew Member From Jet Downed In Iran
By Justin Bailey The U.S. military rescued the second crew member from a plane shot down over Iran. A U.S.…
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Every High School Student In Two Countries Forced To Learn How To Use Gun
By John Loftus All Latvian high school students have been forced to learn how to use guns due to the…
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African Country Calls For Ilhan Omar To Be Extradited After JD Vance Said She Committed Fraud
By Nicole Silverio The Republic of Somaliland called on Democratic Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar to be extradited Saturday after Vice…
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Free market policies lift Paraguay into prosperity
“Paraguay’s economy has grown by an average of 4 percent annually for two decades—a record of stability that helped earn…
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Iran-Backed Terrorists Threaten Another Key Shipping Lane Amid Ongoing War
By Mariane Angela Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthi movement issued one of its most direct warnings yet Friday, suggesting it could widen…
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Somalia’s Next Civil War May Be Enabled By Your Tax Dollars
By Derek Vanbuskirk Somali forces, trained and previously funded by the U.S., are following escalating orders against citizens and public…
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India launches massive HPV vaccination program
“India has launched a huge HPV prevention program that aims to vaccinate each annual cohort of 14-year-old girls,” notes The Doomslayer.…
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Over a thousand people were killed by drones in Haiti
“At least 1,243 people have been killed by drone strikes in Haiti as of January 21. Drone strikes. In Haiti,”…
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US Citizen Reportedly Set To Lead One Of Mexico’s Most Violent Cartels, And Targeting Him May Be Difficult
By Mark Tanos A California-born American citizen is reportedly rising to lead Mexico’s most powerful drug cartel, and his U.S.…
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Trump Threatens To Destroy Iran’s Power Plants Unless It Opens The Strait Of Hormuz Within 48 Hours
By Mark Tanos President Trump gave Iran 48 hours to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday or face…
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One year olds raped in Sudan, along with many other children
Armed men have raped and sexually assaulted children as young as one during Sudan’s civil war, according to UNICEF: So…
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Bloody civil war now afflicts South Sudan, where thousands fleeing the civil war in neighboring Sudan went
Civil wars afflict many African countries. Over 400,000 people have died in a 3-year-old civil war in Sudan, one of…
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Cuba’s Power Grid Collapses As Trump Pressures Communist Regime
By Mark Tanos Cuba’s entire electrical grid failed Monday, leaving roughly 11 million people without power on the communist-ruled island…
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Iran’s New Supreme Leader Is ‘Probably Gay’, Intelligence Briefing Says
By Jason Cowhick Iran’s new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, may be gay, according to intel reportedly briefed to President Donald…
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Hundreds die in drone attacks since March 4
More than 250 civilians have been killed since March 4 in drone strikes in Sudan, in that country’s Kordofan region…
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Even Notorious Terror Group Hamas Thinks Iran’s Retaliatory Strikes On Neighbors Are Too Much
By Harold Hutchison The radical Islamic terrorist group Hamas urged Iran to stop attacking its neighbor in the Persian Gulf…
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Pentagon Identifies Service Members Killed In Tanker Crash
By Harold Hutchison The Department of War on Saturday released the identities of the six American service members killed in…
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Investment is growing again in South Africa, as deregulation offsets corruption and high crime
South Africa is very crime-ridden and corrupt. But it has abundant natural resources, and is finally deregulating somewhat, which is…
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