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Palestinian Cancer Patients Suffer Under Israeli Occupation
by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 27, 2023
Since October 7, Israeli security forces have taken a number of steps that condemned sick Palestinians to a slow death. In Gaza, the lone cancer treatment center has been made inoperable by Israeli military operations. In East Jerusalem, Gazan hospital patients were...
North Korea Begins Remilitarizing Border with South Korea
by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 27, 2023
According to the South Korean Defense Ministry, North Korean soldiers have begun rebuilding military posts along the border. In recent weeks, the relationship between North and South Korea took a further nose dive. First, Seoul announced it would partly suspend its...
FT: Ukraine Is Running Low on Manpower, Sets Up Checkpoints to Conscript Draft Evaders
by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 26, 2023
The Financial Times reports that Kiev is quickly depleting Ukraine’s pool of young men to conscript into its army. To add to its ranks, Kiev has set up checkpoints to catch potential draft evaders. The outlet says Ukraine is struggling to train its soldiers and has...
This Week At The Libertarian Institute
by Will Porter | Nov 25, 2023
The Empire never sleeps – but neither do we. Missed a story? We’ve got you covered. Check out this week in review at the Libertarian Institute.
North Korea Scraps 2018 Military Pact with South After Seoul Walks Backs Commitments
by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 23, 2023
Amid escalating tensions in the region, North Korea has withdrawn from a 2018 agreement with South Korea that reduced military tensions on the Korean Peninsula. Pyongyang took the step after Seoul announced it would resume surveillance operations along the DMZ. The...
S. Korea Resumes Surveillance Flights After Successful N. Korean Spy Satellite Launch
by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 22, 2023
North Korea announced it had successfully placed its first surveillance satellite into orbit. The US and its allies in the region condemned Pyongyang’s achievement. South Korea said it would resume surveillance operations along the North Korean border in response to...
Germany Commits $1.4 Billion to Ukrainian War Effort
by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 21, 2023
Berlin has pledged to send Kiev $1.4 billion in weapons to aid its war against Russia. The announcement of the German arms package comes as the White House is nearing depleting the funds allocated by Congress for Ukraine. German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius...
Israel Orders More Evacuations as 1.7 Million Gazans Are Already Displaced
by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 20, 2023
Israel warned residents of Jabalia, the largest refugee camp, and Khan Younis, the largest city in southern Gaza, to flee their homes. Tel Aviv's massive bombing campaign against the besieged enclave has already displaced about three-quarters of Gaza's 2.3 million...
Deputy Speaker of Israeli Knesset ‘We Are Too Humane. Burn Gaza Now No Less!’
by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 19, 2023
An Israeli official called for the complete destruction of Gaza. In six weeks of bombing Gaza, Israeli forces have killed over 5,500 Palestinian Children. Still, Deputy Speaker of the Knesset Nissim Vaturi said, “We are too humane. Burn Gaza now no less!” Vaturi, a...
Biden’s Approval Rating Slips to 40% as 70% of Young Voters Disapprove of Israel Policy
by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 19, 2023
An NBC News poll found that President Joe Biden is beginning to struggle with a key demographic. The President's approval rating is continuing to sag, and young Americans are definitely opposed to his foreign policy, especially support for Israel. The poll conducted...
This Week At The Libertarian Institute
by Will Porter | Nov 18, 2023
The Empire never sleeps – but neither do we. Missed a story? We’ve got you covered. Check out this week in review at the Libertarian Institute.
Biden Has ‘Productive Discussion’ with Xi, Then Slams Chinese Leader as ‘Dictator’
by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 17, 2023
Joe Biden met with Chinese President Xi Jinping for talks in San Francisco. Beijing and Washington described the conversation between the leaders as “productive” and important. After the summit, Biden called his Chinese counterpart a “dictator.”
News Roundup
News Roundup 5/29/18
by Kyle Anzalone | May 29, 2018
Trump signs executive orders weakening federal workers' unions. [Link] Immigration enforcement lost track of nearly 1,500 migrant children in their care. [Link] An immigration enforcement officer murdered a woman in Texas. [Link] Chesterfield County, Virginia pays out...
News Roundup 5/25/18
by Kyle Anzalone | May 25, 2018
Justin Raimondo explains that Judge Napolitano was right Russiagate. [Link] The FBI entrapped a 17-year-old Texan and accused him of plotting a terror attack. [Link] Illinois police can remove a 13-year-old child from the home who has been left home alone. [Link]...
News Roundup 5/24/18
by Kyle Anzalone | May 24, 2018
Amazon is providing facial recognition technology to police. [Link] A federal judge rules Trump cannot block people on Twitter. [Link] The US government operated a DC streetcar that cost $23 to move one passenger one mile. [Link] The Red Cross estimates 1,200...
News Roundup 5/23/18
by Kyle Anzalone | May 23, 2018
Trump says the summit with Kim Jung Un may not occur on June 12th. [Link] Venezuelan President Maduro expels the top US diplomat from Venezuela. [Link] Israel has used the F-35 twice in combat. [Link] The US sanctions five Iranians. The US claims Iran is providing the...
News Roundup 5/22/18
by Kyle Anzalone | May 22, 2018
Ron Paul on the confirmation of Gina Haspel. [Link] Justin Raimondo explains how a spy got into Trump's campaign. [Link] Venezuelan President Maduro wins another term as president. Maduro claims to have gotten 68% of the vote. In response to the reelection of Maduro,...
News Roundup 5/21/18
by Kyle Anzalone | May 21, 2018
Trump will nominate Robert Wilkie to head the VA. [Link] Dan Wright and Joanne Leon update the insanity of Russiagate. [Link] Jeremy Scahill hosts Ron Wyden and Norman Finkelstein on the Intercepted podcast. Wyden discusses the torturer Gina Haspel, and Finkelstein...
News Roundup 5/18/18
by Kyle Anzalone | May 18, 2018
Senator Merkley proposes a more restrictive AUMF. [Link] Gina Haspel has been confirmed as CIA Director. [Link] Trump complains that NATO countries are not meeting their spending requirements. [Link] A Russian journalist was arrested in Ukraine and charged with...
News Roundup 5/17/18
by Kyle Anzalone | May 17, 2018
The police officer who retired after failing to enter the Parkland school during the school shooting will receive a $100,000/annual pension. [Link] The Senate passes a bill that reverses the FCC's decision to repeal net neutrality. [Link] North Korea postpones talks...
News Roundup 5/16/18
by Kyle Anzalone | May 16, 2018
Dozens of Google employees quit over the company assisting the Pentagon. [Link] Senate leaders restrict access to a classified memo revealing Gina Haspel's history of torture. [Link] The US has sanctioned the head of Iran's central bank. [Link] The Foreign Ministers...
News Roundup 5/15/18
by Kyle Anzalone | May 15, 2018
The Supreme Court rules states can legalize sports betting. [Link] In NYC, police continue to arrest minorities at dispositional rates for marijuana. [Link] The proposed Senate AUMF will give the president power to detain American citizens indefinitely. [Link] Bolton...
News Roundup 5/4/18
by Kyle Anzalone | May 4, 2018
The former CEO of Volkswagen has been charged with conspiracy and wire fraud for the emissions cheating scandal. [Link] Ray McGovern and William Binney explain how Mueller is attempting to get Trump to incriminate himself. [Link] Philip Giraldi explains why...
News Roundup 5/3/18
by Kyle Anzalone | May 3, 2018
A Puerto Rican Air National Guard plane crashed in Georgia killing all nine on board. [Link] The US is advancing testing of a new nuclear gravity bomb. [Link] The proposed AUMF will give the president power to detain Americans indefinitely. [Link] The US transferred...
News Roundup 4/25/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Apr 25, 2018
Jon Schwarz explains how the Senate's proposed new AUMF will increase presidential war-making powers. [Link] Lawmakers in the House introduce a new AUMF. The House version of the AUMF includes sunsets the Senate version leaves out. [Link] The Senate approves Lt. Gen....
News Roundup 4/24/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Apr 24, 2018
Lt General Keith Kellogg will serve as Mike Pence's National Security Adviser. [Link] Rand Paul announces his support for Mike Pompeo as Secretary of State. [Link] The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approves Pompeo's nomination. [Link] Over 80 Generals and high...
News Roundup 4/23/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Apr 23, 2018
Mitt Romney will face a primary challenger in the Utah Senate race after losing the Utah GOP Convention vote. [Link] Florida police attempt to use a dead man's fingerprints to unlock his iPhone. [Link] John Bolton hires Mira Ricardel as Deputy National Security...
News Roundup 4/20/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Apr 20, 2018
Mattis and Bolton have differing views on US foreign policy. [Link] Lockheed Martin wins a $928 million contract to build hypersonic weapons. [Link] Miguel Diaz-Camel will be the next leader of Cuba. [Link] South Korean President Moon says North Korea is looking to...
