The Friday Five: Washington Boards Up
Businesses and government buildings in Washington, D.C. are boarding up windows ahead of Tuesday’s election. When did we decide violence was normal after a presidential election?
Businesses and government buildings in Washington, D.C. are boarding up windows ahead of Tuesday’s election. When did we decide violence was normal after a presidential election?
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the people of Iran directly Monday with a simple message: Until the Islamic Revolution, Persians and Jews were friends—and can be again.
More than 100 are dead across the Southeast in the wake of a generational storm, Helene, which made landfall as the most powerful hurricane to impact Florida’s Big Bend.
THE FOUNDER and longtime leader of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, was eliminated Friday by an Israeli airstrike on a suburb of Beirut.Continue Reading
Turkey has applied to join BRICS, according to reports. That could be problematic since it’s a member of NATO, which is in a proxy war with BRICS member Russia.
NATO MET IN D.C. this week, celebrating its 75th anniversary with a series of moves that take the world closer to war.Continue Reading
China is holding military exercises with Belarus on the Belarusian borders with Ukraine and Poland just as Ukraine announces a new deal to train troops for its war with Russia on Polish soil.
World Economic Forum Director Klaus Schwab told attendees at a recent meeting that the time is now to force us to collaborate in depopulating the world. Who gets to choose who lives and dies?
Liberals displayed a shocking lack of self-restraint, some calling for violence, after a Supreme Court ruling Monday that apparently gave Donald Trump a win in his legal challenges.
The Department of Homeland Security last fall classified people with religious views, members of the military, and Trump supporters as extremists and potential terrorists.
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