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With Election of Colombia’s First Leftist President, Many Fear Alliance With Socialist Regimes
With the Election of Colombia's first Leftist president, Gustavo Petro, in June, many wonder what radical changes the…
Iran Officials Admit Israel has Significantly Damaged Regime’s Intelligence Operations
Iranian officials believe Israel has deeply infiltrated and drastically broken down the Islamic Republic's intelligence operations inside and…
U.S., Iran Regime Resume Indirect Talks Over Nuclear Deal, With Many More Concerned Than Ever
In Doha, Qatar the Islamic Republic of Iran, the European Union, and the United States began indirect talks…
To Combat Iran, Israeli Defense Minister Announces New Middle East Air Defense
In Israel, Defense Minister Benny Gantz announced the buildup of a new regional defense alliance against the Islamic…
California Man Arrested for Possession of Enough Fentanyl to Kill 12 Million
Government officials arrested a man in Southern California Wednesday with allegedly enough fentanyl to kill 12 million people.…
U.S. Removal of Terrorist Entry Ban Sparks Concern Over Iran
The Biden administration announced Friday its decision to lift a ban on entry into the United States to…
5 Things to Know About Biden’s Tax Hiatus
The Biden administration is struggling to keep gas prices in check as inflation and the energy crisis continue…
Islamic Republic Demands U.S. Pay Compensation for Dead Nuclear Scientists
In Tehran, an Islamic court Thursday ordered the United States federal government to pay over $4 billion as…
Islamic Republic Moves Ahead with Executions Amid Nationwide Protests
As demonstrators continue to protest the current state of Iran under the Islamic Republic, new reports indicate that…
A Tribute to My Friend, Mentor Faryar Nikbakht
Faryar Nikbakht, 68, was a scholar and political activist focusing on global human rights. He passed June 12. This was the eulogy delivered at his memorial service in Los Angeles.