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.
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.
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was in the ICU for three days last week before telling anyone in the White House—while his deputy was on vacation in Puerto Rico.
Cargo shipments are being routed away from the Red Sea because of the threat of missile attacks from Yemen, adding substantial time and cost to goods being shipped from Asia to Europe and North America.
Dr. Claudine Gay, under fire for antisemitism on campus and multiple examples of plagiarism in her published academic papers, stepped down as president of Harvard Tuesday, blaming the controversy on “racial animus.”
War in Israel and Ukraine, government-sponsored censorship, a growing divide between East and West, and the Balkanization of the United States.
Reports from Israel claim Hamas drugged and abused child hostages. Meanwhile, Joe Biden offers to secure the border if Congress sends more money to Ukraine and the House votes to launch an impeachment inquiry.
A study found that while over 80% of college students support the antisemitic chant “from the river to the sea,” most have no idea which river or sea are meant or what the phrase implies—the extermination of 9 million Israelis.