The Biden administration admitted in a response to a FOIA request that it flew 320,000 illegal migrants into the US, apparently to reduce the number of encounters with Customs and Border Protection at the US-Mexico border.
Germany’s Defense Ministry has confirmed the authenticity of an intercepted audio recording, of German military officials discussing plans to bomb the bridge connecting Russia to the Crimean peninsula.
Russia is prepared to agree to a request by Transnistria, a breakaway region of eastern Moldova bordering on Ukraine, to send troops for “protection” against “increased pressure” from the Moldovan government.
Google’s excuse that its woke AI chatbot Gemini “may not be reliable” doesn’t hold water—unless you believe it was released to the public without being thoroughly demoed, tested, and presented to senior management for approval.
The New York Times reports that the CIA built 12 secret facilities along the border between Russia and Ukraine over the last eight years, but adds that saving those facilities is another reason the US must send more money to Ukraine.Continue Reading
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said last week that Ukraine has the right to use NATO-supplied weapons to strike deep inside Russia—which suggests that Russia might feel free to respond deep inside NATO countries.
Two illegal migrants accused of taking part in a mob attack on New York City police officers Jan. 27 were finally arrested this week. The men are allegedly part of a violent Venezuelan gang entering the US through lax border enforcement.Continue Reading
Alexei Navalny, the main political rival to Vladimir Putin, died suddenly in prison Friday. Western political leaders blame Putin, but what did he have to gain from turning Navalny into a martyr?
A bombshell report claims that the government is hiding information that shows how the CIA in the Obama administration cooked information to justify spying on the Trump campaign in 2016.
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.