The Friday Five: Slim Chance for Peace in Ukraine
With Russia winning on the battlefield and Volodomyr Zelensky still insisting on a return to pre-2014 borders, the odds of lasting peace in Ukraine look slim.Continue Reading
With Russia winning on the battlefield and Volodomyr Zelensky still insisting on a return to pre-2014 borders, the odds of lasting peace in Ukraine look slim.Continue Reading
Ukraine is ready to agree to a deal with the US over access to mineral rights, but Presidents Trump and Putin have signaled that talks between the US and Russia over economic deals are also in the works.
Politicians and the media reacted with horror after Vice President J. D. Vance called out Europe for criminalizing free speech.
Hamas announced it would honor the ceasefire with Israel and release three more hostages Saturday after President Trump threatened “hell” if the terror group reneged.
Evidence of Nephilim in Gaza or just an epic graphics fail?
Democrats and the media have responded with outrage at executive orders signed by President Trump aimed at assessing government spending.Continue Reading
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas flies to Russia Monday to meet with Vladimir Putin. That’s Tisha B’Av on the Hebrew calendar, the date of the destruction of the Temple of Solomon and the Second Temple—and it may be the day Iran attacks.
Kamala Harris has picked Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate in the 2024 presidential election. Other than being very liberal, it’s not yet clear what Walz brings to the ticket.Continue Reading
The IDF operation to eliminate the four battalions of Hamas fighters remaining in the southern Gazan city of Rafah had begun. Some 100,000 Palestinian Arabs were warned to evacuate to an expanded humanitarian zone ahead of the attack.
Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis (US Army–Ret.), author of Alliance of Evil and Kings of the East, explains why Vladimir Putin’s reelection, combined with feckless Western leaders, means trouble for the world.Continue Reading
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