By Amy Cheng No way would Israel agree to have the United States reopen its consulate dedicated to Palestinian affairs in Jerusalem, said Israeli Justice…
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by AFP Venezuela — A fugitive businessman accused of acting as a money launderer for Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s regime was extradited Saturday to the United…
By Tyler Durden Late last week, when looking at the latest global container shipping rates we observed what appears to be a peak in rates,…
By Gordon Corera Security correspondent, BBC News Doctors, scientists, intelligence agents and government officials have all been trying to find out what causes “Havana syndrome”…
By NICK GILBERTSON A spokesperson for the Taliban has cautioned the United States regarding potential future interferences with their culture and treatment of women in…
by Patty McMurray On August 30, Shana Chappel, the mother of US Marine Kareem Nikoui, who was slaughtered by terrorists during a botched rescue mission…
By Joan E Greve French readout of call with Biden included phrase Macron said of Afghan allies: ‘We cannot abandon them’ The White House’s readout of…
By Business Insider SA Companies in the United States are actively recruiting South African truck drivers. In the United Kingdom, a shortage of drivers has seen…
by Alan Rugger Tucker Carlson is reporting live from Budapest, Hungary this week. Tonight, Tucker explores incidents of mass human migration, some of them seemingly…
By Brandon J. Weichert ANALYSIS/OPINION: Commercial satellites passing over the western desert of China have revealed a massive, previously undetected nuclear missile range under construction. Multiple silos…
By ZACHARY STIEBER Life expectancy in the United States dropped by a year and a half in 2020 from a year earlier, government researchers said…
By Carol Greenwald Secretary of state Antony Blinken is neither naïve nor stupid. So why did he invite United Nations officials to investigate systemic racism in…
by TYLER DURDEN Now multiple months into restored nuclear negotiations in Vienna, there’s been controversy over what’s clearly been stalled momentum and which side is…
by Edwin Mora President Joe Biden’s border chief told government leaders in Guatemala that he is seeking to create “other legal paths” for migrants to enter…
by TYLER DURDEN The United States has wound down its ‘forever war’ in Afghanistan by essentially sneaking off from its largest base there in the middle…
by Janita Kan A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced two measures that seek to equip the United States with the ability to investigate the…
by rt.com The long-awaited personal meeting between US President Joe Biden and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin will happen on June 16 in Switzerland, a…
by TYLER DURDEN Things were polite and even at times chummy during the first high-level talks between the United States and Russia on the sidelines of…