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US-Supported Rutte to Become Next NATO Secretary General
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 23, 2024
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte is known for disagreeing with former President Donald Trump Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte will be named the next secretary general of the North Atlantic alliance. The White House backed his ascension to become NATO’s top civilian...
Netanyahu’s Aides Warned Him Not To Post Video Attacking US
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 23, 2024
The Israeli leader said he is willing to suffer personal attacks so long as Israel gets weapons from the US The strife between the White House and Tel Aviv could have been avoided if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu listened to his aides who instructed him not to...
IDF Report Found Multiple Cases of Friendly Fire Deaths on Oct 7
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 23, 2024
The probe identified numerous examples of Israeli forces overreacting or failing to act during the Hamas assault A review by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) set to be released this summer will conclude that Israeli soldiers killed many of their own people on October...
IDF Kills Over 100 Palestinians in Weekend Strikes Across Gaza Strip
by Connor Freeman | Jun 23, 2024
Tel Aviv carried out several attacks across the Gaza Strip this weekend. On Saturday, Gaza’s Health Ministry said more than 100 Palestinians were killed, along with 169 others wounded, in 24 hours amidst various strikes. This was the deadliest day in the Strip since...
Washington Approves $360 Million Arms Sale to Taiwan
by Connor Freeman | Jun 21, 2024
The State Department said on Tuesday that it has green-lit a $360 million arms sale to Taipei, including hundreds of armed drones, missile equipment, and other support material. China views Taiwan as part of its territory, and while it prefers to reclaim the de facto...
Pentagon To Resume Gaza Aid Pier for Now
by Will Porter | Jun 21, 2024
The US military will restart aid operations using the temporary, newly repaired pier deployed near Gaza’s coast. This comes days after the structure was moved due to damage incurred by bad weather.
Netanyahu Accuses Security Minister Ben-Gvir of Leaking State Secrets, Government in Crisis
by Connor Freeman | Jun 20, 2024
Major fractures within Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling coalition threaten to collapse the government, reports the New Arab. Netanyahu’s grip on power depends on the support of extremist and ultra-orthodox parties. But the Israeli leader is increasingly at...
US: Ukraine Can Strike ‘Anywhere’ Russian Forces May Cross Border
by Connor Freeman | Jun 20, 2024
Ukraine has been authorized to use US-supplied weapons to strike the Russian mainland wherever Moscow’s troops are advancing from across the border, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan told PBS on Tuesday. The Pentagon also reiterated the escalatory change in...
Putin Accuses NATO of Threatening Security in Asia for Russia, Other Nations
by Connor Freeman | Jun 20, 2024
President Vladimir Putin accused NATO of creating major security threats for Russia in Asia on Thursday, Reuters reported. This comes amid Washington’s escalating buildup for war with China, which has seen increased involvement by the North Atlantic alliance, as well...
IDF: Netanyahu’s Goal of Eliminating Hamas Is Unachievable
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 20, 2024
The US intelligence community assesses that Israel cannot defeat the militant Palestinian organization The spokesman for the Israeli military explained that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s goal of eradicating Hamas is not achievable. The statement comes amid a...
UN: Israeli Authorities Responsible for Crimes Against Humanity
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 20, 2024
A United Nations inquiry into the Israeli onslaught in Gaza found officials in Tel Aviv were culpable for myriad war crimes Speaking to the UN Security Council, the head of an investigatory body probing the Gaza war found Israeli officials committed war crimes during...
Israel Touts Record Weapons Exports in 2023
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 20, 2024
Amid the onslaught in Gaza, Tel Aviv exported $13 billion in arms The Israeli Defense Ministry announced that, for the third straight year, Tel Aviv had set a new record for weapon exports. Israel sold $13 billion in arms last year, with India the largest importer. In...
News Roundup
News Roundup 8/13/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Aug 13, 2018
Aaron Mate and Max Blumenthal discuss the merger of Silicon Valley and the state. [Link] The Army orders a suspension to the discharge of soldiers who enlisted under a special immigration program. [Link] Julian Assange is strongly considering testifying to the Senate...
News Roundup 8/9/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Aug 9, 2018
The Senate Intelligence Committee calls on Julian Assange to testify. [Link] Senator Rand Paul delivered a letter from Trump to Putin while he was in Russia. [Link] A leaked Russian document shows Putin proposed arms control to Trump at the summit. [Link] The US...
News Roundup 8/8/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Aug 8, 2018
More US lobbyists are registering as foreign agents after the prosecutions of Flynn, Manafort, and Gates. [Link] Ron Paul explains why the new sanctions bill targeting Russia will not achieve the ends its neocon backers hope. [Link] The UN is failing to protect...
News Roundup 8/7/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Aug 7, 2018
Congress has introduced several pieces of legislation to constrain Trump's foreign policy. [Link] Philip Giraldi explains how to reform the access to security clearance that intelligence officers continue to hold after leaving government work. [Link] Senator Rand Paul...
News Roundup 8/6/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Aug 6, 2018
The Pentagon is using 'Other Transaction Authority' to spend money without Congressional approval or oversight. [Link] The 2019 NDAA requires the Pentagon to create a post to track civilians killed by the US. [Link] The FBI reveals payments to Trump Dossier author...
News Roundup 8/3/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Aug 3, 2018
Senate Republicans and Democrats introduced a new bill that would strengthen sanctions against Russia. [Link] An employee of a migrant housing facility has been fired for allegedly sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl. [Link] Senator Rand Paul will visit Russia next...
News Roundup 8/2/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Aug 2, 2018
Senate Democrats circulated a memo on heavily increasing government regulation of the internet. [Link] Congress passes the 2019 NDAA authorizing $716 billion in military spending next year. [Link] State Senator Richard Black explains the importance of Wikileaks....
News Roundup 8/1/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Aug 1, 2018
John Kelly says he will remain Trump's chief of staff through 2020. [Link] A federal judge temporarily blocks the release of 3D printed gun blueprints. [Link] Colorado police shoot and kill an innocent homeowner. The police were responding to a call of a break-in, and...
News Roundup 7/31/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 31, 2018
Air Marshals are now monitoring travelers who are on secret lists. [Link] A federal judge rules Albuquerque's civil asset forfeiture law violates due process. [Link] Wikileaks has changed the world. [Link] Justin Raimondo on the violence in Nicaragua. [Link] Ecuador's...
News Roundup 7/30/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 30, 2018
A judge dismisses the murder for hire charge against Ross Ulbricht with prejudice. [Link] In 2018, the city of Chicago has agreed to pay $45 million in settlements for police misconduct. [Link] An ICE detainee with schizophrenia commits suicide after spending 21 days...
News Roundup 7/26/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 26, 2018
The US releases $195 million in military aid to Egypt. Trump froze the money last year. [Link] NSA John Bolton says Trump has postponed the second summit with Putin until 2019. [Link] Secretary of State Pompeo says the US will never recognize Russia's annexation of...
News Roundup 7/25/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 25, 2018
A Georgia sheriff buys a $70,000 Dodge Charger with civil asset forfeiture money. [Link] Trump says he is ready to make a real deal with Iran. [Link] More than half of Germans believe Europe can defend itself without US assistance. [Link] South Korea will reduce...
News Roundup 7/24/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 24, 2018
Drug makers in the US invest in political influence for big profits. [Link] You Grew Up Wanting to be Luke Skywalker, Then Realize You Have Become a Storm Trooper for the Empire Whistleblowers who expose VA corruption often face discipline and termination. [Link]...
News Roundup 7/23/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 23, 2018
Trump invited Putin to the White House. [Link] Spain's Supreme Court withdraws its European Arrest Warrant for the Catalan separatist leaders. [Link] German leader Merkel said US/Russia talks should be normal. [Link] Sam Husseini tells his story of being removed from...
News Roundup 7/19/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 19, 2018
US tech companies are becoming a part of the military-industrial complex. [Link] Trump questions if NATO's Mutual Defense Pact could lead to unnecessary war for the US. [Link] Trump is right to blame the US for the poor relationship with Russia. [Link] Trump said...
News Roundup 7/18/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 18, 2018
Jacob Hornberger: The Mueller Indictment Isn't Worth Squat Pat Buchanan: Trump Calls Off Cold War II Ron Paul explains how deep state actors attempted to undermine the Trump/Putin Summit. [Link] David Stockman explains how the Trump/Putin Summit was a victory for...
