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Ukrainians Aren’t Getting U.S. Intelligence on Russia Fast Enough, Lawmaker Says
The United States needs to do a better job of quickly sending actionable intelligence to Ukraine, according to…
5 Ways Vladimir Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine Has Affected the Global Economy
The Russian currency has now become worth less than one cent
Russia and China: Tighter Economic Ties?
While the two countries are growing economic ties and agree upon several foreign policy issues, especially directed towards the U.S., as demonstrated by their joint statement, most of their foreign policy alignments tend to adhere to a “make the U.S. look bad” dynamic.
5 Reasons Why a Cyber Attack on the U.S. Appears Unlikely
As President Joe Biden implements severe sanctions on the Russian economy in return for attacking Ukraine, there is…
Belarus to Deploy Troops to Ukraine in Assisting Russia in Attack
Belarus is now expected to deploy its own troops to assist Russia in attacking Ukraine, a Ukrainian intelligence…
NATO’s Role in the Russo-Ukrainian War
As Russia’s invasion into Ukraine continues and the United States, along with its European counterparts, scramble to respond…
5 Major Countries Supporting Russian Invasion into Ukraine
China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned against the United States and European economic sanctions that would affect China’s…
D.C. “Freedom Convoy” Plans to Shut Down Capital Beltway
This American caravan is modeled after Canada’s demonstration involving truckers, which was dubbed the “Freedom Convoy.”
With Nuclear Deal Impending, Iran and U.S. Begin Prisoner Swap
Some analysts have observed that the past and current hostage-taking actions of the Islamic Republic will continue no matter what becomes of the nuclear agreement.
Biden Admin Approved $415 Million in Lenient Student Loan Forgiveness Program Weakened in Trump Era
The Department anticipates this change will ultimately help approximately 72,000 borrowers receive $1 billion in loan cancellation.”