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University of Denver Professor Blames Mossad for Rushdie Attack
A college professor of the Middle East and Islamic Politics at the University of Denver recently said that…
New Purported U.S. Concessions List Circulates Among Iranian Officials in Vienna
As American, European, and Iranian officials continue to hash out negotiations over the 2015 Iran nuclear program, further…
Drug Enforcement Officials Warn of “Rainbow Fentanyl” Coming to Young Americans
Media outlets Wednesday reported that United States Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) officials are warning Americans that "rainbow fentanyl"…
Where Will Chinese Spies Hit Next? 5 Ways Chinese Spies Have Infiltrated the U.S.
1) Congress A Chinese spy by the name of Christina Fang had gained access to U.S. politicians, according…
New Report Indicates U.S. Left Over $7 Billion in Military Equipment in Afghanistan
Around $7.12 billion in American-funded military equipment ranging from military aircrafts, ground vehicles, firearms, munitions, and other military…
5 Ways U.S. Global Influence is Waning
1. Currency Following World War II, the United States Dollar became the anchor to the new international financial…
Iranian Officials Demand Payment if U.S. Pulls Out of Nuclear Agreement Again
As American and European officials attempt to revive the 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran in another round of…
5 Things to Know About Afghanistan 1 Year After the U.S. Withdrawal
1. Women's Rights Oppressed A year after the Afghanistan withdrawal, life for Afghanistan's women continues to worsen under…
History of the Islamic Fatwa Issued Against Salman Rushdie
Salman Rushdie, the 75-year-old novelist who was severely stabbed by a 24-year-old New Jersey resident with sympathetic ties…
5 Ways Terrorists, Cartels, and Hostile Nations Abuse Cryptocurrencies
As times change and technology advances, so too do the strategies of terrorist groups and hostile foreign nations.…