Rep. Jim Jordan, Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, revealed Monday that the White House did an end run around the First Amendment and pressured Amazon during the pandemic lockdowns to censor books that questioned the accepted narrative on vaccines.
The New York Times reports that the Biden administration will promote a plan to recognize a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza that’s “viable” and “could never threaten Israel.” In other words, a plan neither side will accept.
The US launched airstrikes in Iraq and Syria over the weekend against target linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard and Iran-backed militias. At least 40 people were reportedly killed in a move that is likely to escalate hostilities in the region.
At least six KC-135 tankers have been deployed overseas, possibly to assist in strikes against Iran-backed groups responsible for the deadly attack on a US outpost in Jordan last weekend.
SkyWatchTV host and CEO Joe Horn joins us to discuss what lies ahead in this election year and Tom Horn’s last presentation for the forthcoming SkyWatchTV virtual conference, Confronting the Darkness.
At least nine nations have paused funding for the UN agency for refugees in Gaza after a report that at least a dozen UN employees took part in the attack on Israel October 7.Continue Reading
Three American soldiers were killed and 34 others injured in a suicide drone attack early Sunday at a military outpost in northeastern Jordan, raising the possibility of more direct involvement by the US in the proxy war between Iran and Israel.
Despite knowing that it was spreading inaccurate information, the censorship office inside the Department of Homeland Security pressured social media outlets to conform to official narratives about security of the 2020 election.
Hostilities involving nations like Yemen, Turkey, Jordan, Iran, and Pakistan leads Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis (US Army–Ret.) to conclude that the Iran-Hamas conflict has escalated into a regional Mideast war.
The Washington Post reports that the White House convened senior officials last Wednesday to plan a military operation against Yemen’s Iran-backed government, raising the odds of another unpredictable Middle East war.