Foreign Affairs
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Militia kills at least 20 in deliberate attacks on hospital and maternity ward
“At least 12 people have been killed” today, and “17 were wounded when the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) shelled…
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China Could Win AI Fight Against The U.S.
By Nathan Picarsic and Emily de La Bruyere In August, Chinese researchers debuted the world’s largest brain-inspired supercomputer. The Darwin Monkey is…
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Russia signs agreement with Ethiopia to build nuclear power plant
Russia and Ethiopia signed a deal Thursday to build a nuclear power plant in Ethiopia, Africa’s second most populous country.…
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Erdogan Stares Daggers After Trump Calls Him Out On Rigged Elections
By Derek Vanbuskirk President Donald Trump seemed to accuse Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan of running a “rigged election” during a…
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Child poverty falls to a record low
“The number of children living in extreme poverty fell to a record low of 412 million in 2024, down from…
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Militia fires missile into mosque, killing dozens
“Dozens of people were killed in the besieged Sudanese city of El Fasher early Friday when paramilitary forces fired a…
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Over a hundred Sudanese refugees died in shipwrecks last weekend
“Over a hundred Sudanese refugees have died or are missing after two consecutive shipwrecks off the coast of Libya at…
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3,000-Year-Old Bracelet Vanishes From Egyptian Museum, Prompts Nationwide Hunt
By Mark Tanos Egyptian authorities launched a nationwide search after a 3,000-year-old gold bracelet vanished from Cairo’s Egyptian Museum, officials…
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‘Incubators Of Hate’: UN Agency ‘Knowingly’ Put Hamas Terrorists In Classrooms, Report Alleges
By Wallace White The main United Nations (UN) effort to handle aid delivery to the Gaza Strip knowingly put Hamas…
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Italian Court Orders Suspect In Russian Pipelines’ Explosion Extradited To Germany
By Mark Tanos An Italian court ordered the extradition Tuesday of a Ukrainian man apprehended in connection with the 2022…
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China Throws Fit Over Mexico Playing Ball With Trump On Trade
By Wallace White China is lashing out at Mexico for considering tariffs on Chinese goods that would align more closely…
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England, France & Germany are suspending deliveries to the U.S. of many kinds of packages
“Postal operators in several countries have announced they will suspend certain deliveries to the United States,” because of the upcoming…
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Maternal and infant mortality fall in world’s ninth largest country
Kazakhstan is a huge landlocked country in Central Asia that produces a lot of oil and natural gas. It is…
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Feds Say They Will Send Kilmar Abrego Garcia To Uganda
By Timothy Sekerak Kilmar Abrego Garcia was notified by immigration authorities that he may be deported to Uganda, according to…
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Navy Sailor Found Guilty Of Selling Military Secrets To CCP
By Wallace White A U.S. Navy sailor was convicted in federal court after selling military secrets to China, the Department…
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China uses preschools to eradicate Tibetan culture
“Beijing is building a broad network of preschools across Tibetan areas, seeking to instill loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party…
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US Reportedly Deploying Forces To Southern Caribbean To Fight Cartels
By Wallace White The U.S. is reportedly deploying forces to the southern Caribbean Sea to fight Latin American drug cartels,…
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Israel had talks to possibly resettle Palestinians from Gaza in South Sudan
“Israel is in discussions with South Sudan about the possibility of resettling Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to the war-torn…
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‘Senior UN Officials’ Colluded With Jihadis Responsible for Thousands Of American Deaths, Watchdog Says
By Wallace White Senior United Nations (UN) officials helped the Taliban extract kickbacks from UN contractors bankrolled by U.S. tax…
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American, Chinese Navies Clash In South China Sea
By Melissa O’Rourke American and Chinese naval vessels clashed near Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea on Wednesday, escalating…
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Thousands die of starvation in besieged city
Thousands have died of starvation in the city of El Fasher, the capital of a province in the large African…
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Brazil Arrests Trump-Aligned Former President
By Wallace White Brazil placed former president Jair Bolsonaro under house arrest Monday pending his trial for allegedly orchestrating a…
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Biden Judge Blocks Trump Admin From Terminating Deportation Protections For Thousands Of Migrants
By Jason Hopkins A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from ending deportation protections for tens of thousands of…
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U.S. loses billions of dollars in tourism revenue due to tariffs and hostile treatment of foreigners
America is losing around $3 billion per month in tourism revenue, due to a backlash over its policies toward foreign…
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Britain’s government will lower voting age to 16 to try to keep power
Young people in Britain disproportionately vote for the Labour Party, while the elderly provide much of the votes for the…
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Trump Suggests 30 Percent Tariffs For Mexico And EU
By Melanie Wilcox President Donald Trump announced plans Saturday to impose 30 percent tariffs on imports from the European Union…
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Trump launches destructive trade war with Brazil, which buys more of our products than we buy of theirs
America has a trade surplus with Brazil — it buys more of our products than we buy of its products —…
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USAID Quietly Sent Thousands Of Viruses To Chinese Military-Linked Biolab
By Emily Kopp The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) shipped thousands of viral samples to a lab in Wuhan…
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Malaria eradicated in yet another country
A country on the northern coast of South America recently became the 46th country to eliminate malaria. The World Health…
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A Warning: What South Africa Can Teach Americans About Preserving Their Freedom
By Derek Vanbuskirk Many Afrikaners told The Daily Caller that there is something rotten in the state of South Africa…
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Italy to issue a half million more non-EU work visas for immigrants
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, “who ran for office on an anti-immigration platform, has now announced plans to let in…
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State Department Ends Decades-Long Program Paying Under-Performing Diplomats
By Reagan Reese The State Department is ending a program that for decades has given benefits and funds to low-performing…
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Brazil Supreme Court strikes down law protecting free speech on the internet
“In a big setback for internet freedom in Brazil, the country’s supreme court has unilaterally swept away its law roughly…
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Judge Rules Trump Admin Can’t Block Asylum Claims For Migrants Who Cross Southern Border
By Katelynn Richardson A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that the Trump administration cannot prevent migrants who cross the southern…
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Congo and Rwanda sign U.S.-brokered peace deal, hoping to end conflict that has killed millions
“The Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda on Friday signed a peace deal facilitated by the U.S. to help end…
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