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Whitewashing Political Islamism and the Threat to Democracy
This Op-Ed appeared on March 18, in the The Washington Times. For decades, U.S. foreign policy has encouraged…
Cubans Protest Food and Power Shortages Amid Inflation Crisis
Protests broke out in Santiago, Cuba, on Sunday as people took to the streets to denounce the communist…
Canadian Parliament Passes Watered Down Version of Palestinian Statehood Bill
Canada’s parliament voted on Monday night for a softened non-binding resolution that would call for the country to…
Biden Administration Continues to Object to Israeli Operations in Rafah
The White House on Monday reiterated its opposition to Israel’s planned offensive into the southern Gaza city of…
IDF Raids Gaza’s Shifa Hospital Again, Neutralizes 20 Terrorists Including Senior Commander
The hospital is the largest healthcare facility in Gaza.
Iran Regime Officials Pressured the U.S. to Facilitate a Ceasefire in Gaza in Private Talks
Officials representing the Islamic Republic of Iran requested the Biden administration broker a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict…
Nasrallah to Quds Chief: Hezbollah Will Fight Israel Alone if Necessary
Iran-backed terror leader Hassan Nasrallah has told Iran that Hezbollah will independently engage in a war against Israel…
Houthi Leaders Met with Representatives from Palestinian Terror Factions: Report
Leaders from Hamas, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, and Palestinian Islamic Jihad held an “important…
Putin Wins Re-Election with Record 87 Percent of Vote
Vladimir Putin was first elected president in 2000.
SpaceX Building Secret Spy Satellites for U.S.: Report
Five anonymous individuals told Reuters that the world’s largest satellite operator is building a large network of low…