The Friday Five: Disease X Breaks Out in Congo
A respiratory illness dubbed “Disease X” by the Africa Center for Disease Control has killed more than 30 people in Congo, more than half of them children.
A respiratory illness dubbed “Disease X” by the Africa Center for Disease Control has killed more than 30 people in Congo, more than half of them children.
Russia says it shot down six US-made ATACMS missiles fired at an air base near the Black Sea. This crosses Vladimir Putin’s “red line” that he says means NATO is a direct combatant in the Ukraine war.Continue Reading
Israeli tanks advanced to within 16 miles of Damascus Tuesday while IDF soldiers captured the summit of Mount Hermon. Meanwhile, Russia, Türkiye, and the US hold pieces in the west, north, and east of Syria.Continue Reading
Israel’s air force has flown 350 missions over the last 48 hours to destroy weapons left behind by the regime of Bashar al-Assad.
The rebel group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) captured Damascus over the weekend, but Syria is divided between Sunni rebels, Turkish militia, Kurds, and Druze—and about 900 US soldiers.
A Chinese container ship is believed to have dragged its anchor for 100 miles across the floor of the Baltic Sea to disrupt communications between the two newest members of NATO, Finland and Sweden.
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Politico again ran with the “Republicans Pounce” meme in response to the president’s pardon of his son, as though it’s somehow the fault of conservatives that President Biden had to keep Hunter out of prison.Continue Reading
The federal agency tasked with emergency management appears, based on its website, to prioritize DEI goals over its core mission of helping Americans affected by disasters.Continue Reading
An elite unit of Israeli soldiers destroyed an underground site in Syria Sunday producing precision missiles for Hezbollah, Syria, and Iranian-backed militias.
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