By Tyler Durden Next week on July 26 President Joe Biden is expected to host Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhemi at the White House in…
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By Julian Conradson Last week, Tucker Carlson revealed that a whistleblower had leaked an email to him that contained details on the Biden Administration’s use of the US…
By BURGESS EVERETT and CONNOR O’BRIEN Senate Armed Services Chair Jack Reed has proposed changing draft registration requirements to include all Americans. Senate Democrats are proposing a sweeping…
By Vijeta Uniyal U.S. Treasury blacklists seven Chinese officials under Trump-era Hong Kong Autonomy Act. Communist China threatened to deal a “head-on blow” to the…
By Isa Cox In yet another reminder that the People’s Republic of China is easily the most powerful and ruthless enemy the United States and…
By TYLER DURDEN Russia this week warned the United States military to stay out of Central Asian nations bordering Afghanistan, such as Tajikistan, while emphasizing…
By Tyler Durden In the latest disturbing sign of Afghanistan’s collapse into war-torn chaos once again amid the ongoing rapid US troop draw down, which…
by Joshua Paladino Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough announced in June that his department will pay for transgender conversion surgeries for veterans who experience gender…
by Larry Johnson Lin Wood’s whistleblower is a man who, went by the name Ryan Dark White. He now declares his true name to be…
By BREITBART LONDON JOHANNESBURG (AP) – South Africa’s rioting continued Tuesday with the death toll rising to 32 as police and the military struggle to…
By Tyler Durden The top US commander in Afghanistan, Army Gen. Austin “Scott” Miller, has stepped down on Monday in what’s being dubbed a symbolic end to two…
By Jan Vermeulen The Minister of Defence and Military Veterans, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, announced in the Government Gazette that 2,500 troops would be deployed to help police…
By Tyler Durden 6 people are dead, and 219 have been arrested after violent protests have erupted across South Africa following the jailing of former President Jacob…
By Richard Abelson Widespread violence, rioting and looting broke out across South Africa over the weekend, following the sentencing of former President Jacob Zuma on…
By Sky News The rioting by Zuma’s supporters started in his home region of KwaZulu-Natal province before it spread to Gauteng province. Sky News correspondent John…
By Tyler Durden Tensions spiked in the South China Sea near the heavily disputed Paracel Islands on Monday after China’s military said it “drove away” a US…
by TYLER DURDEN UK media on Friday revealed another major military close encounter with a Russian vessel following the June 23 Black Sea warning shot incident – but this…
By Dave DeCamp Over 1,000 Afghan soldiers fled into neighboring Tajikastan after fighting with the Taliban near the border Russia said it is prepared to activate…