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South Africa Asks Genocide Court to Order Israel Halt Rafah Offensive
by Kyle Anzalone | Feb 13, 2024
South Africa has petitioned the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to take emergency action as Israel plans an offensive on a Gazan city sheltering about two-thirds of Palestinians living in the Strip. Tel Aviv and Washington have rebuked the court for finding that...
Anti-Conscription Protests Emerge in Ukraine
by Kyle Anzalone | Feb 12, 2024
The women of a village took to the streets to block any potential Ukrainian military officials from entering their town and taking more men off to war. The protest broke out as the Ukrainian government searches for solutions to its dire troop shortage. Tuesday’s...
House Bill Would Downgrade US-South Africa Ties Over Pretoria’s Genocide Suit Against Israel
by Kyle Anzalone | Feb 11, 2024
A new bill proposed by two members of the House would require the White House to review and potentially downgrade the US relationship with South Africa. The legislation was proposed in response to Pretoria bringing Israel up on genocide charges at the International...
This Week At The Libertarian Institute
by Will Porter | Feb 10, 2024
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.
Israeli Troops to Attack Rafah as the UN Warns of ‘Large-Scale Loss of Civilian Life’
by Kyle Anzalone | Feb 8, 2024
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he would order his troops to attack Rafah, a city in Gaza sheltering over one million internally displaced civilians. The situation in the Gazan city is already dire. The UN warns the attack could cause a massive loss of...
Congress Attacks Critical Aid Organization Over Baseless Israel Accusations
by Kyle Anzalone | Feb 7, 2024
Congress and the White House are punishing the United Nations and its Palestinian aid agency over Israeli claims that some members of the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) participated in the October 7 Hamas attack. Tel Aviv has failed to produce any evidence to back...
IDF Opens Investigation of Friendly Fire Deaths During October 7 Attack
by Connor Freeman | Feb 7, 2024
The Israeli military said on Tuesday it launched a probe into friendly fire deaths and possible breaches of the law during fighting in Israel which occurred in response to the October 7 Hamas attack and in its immediate wake. Several reports in Israeli media have...
Only 3 in 10 Americans Were Aware of US Troops in Syria Prior to Deadly Attack
by Kyle Anzalone | Feb 6, 2024
A recent poll of Americans found that only 30% were aware that US troops were deployed to Syria before three US soldiers were killed just across the border in Jordan. The results of the survey show Americans are generally unaware of the attacks against US forces in...
Israel Has Failed to Provide Evidence to Prove UNRWA Hamas Ties
by Kyle Anzalone | Feb 6, 2024
News outlets with access to the summary of an intelligence dossier that claims employees of the UN aid agency for Palestinians participated in the Hamas October 7 attack say it does not include evidence to back the claims. Tel Aviv’s assertion led several major donors...
Amnesty Documents ‘Shocking Spike in Illegal Force’ Against Palestinians in West Bank
by Kyle Anzalone | Feb 6, 2024
A new report from Amnesty International documents that “over the past four months [Israeli Forces] unleashed a brutal wave of violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.” The organization found that Israeli forces murdered children, brutally cracked down...
Israel Withholding Intelligence Dossier on UNRWA Participation in Hamas Attack
by Kyle Anzalone | Feb 5, 2024
Israel is refusing to release the full intelligence dossier it compiled about the 12 members of the UN Palestinian aid agency it alleges participated in the Hamas October 7 attack. The US and several other countries cut funding in response to the Israeli assertion,...
CNN Staffers Say Network Has ‘Systemic and Institutional Bias Toward Israel’
by Kyle Anzalone | Feb 5, 2024
Several employees of CNN spoke out against the outlet’s bias towards Israel in its reporting on the war on Gaza. Other US corporate media outlets have shown significant favoritism toward Tel Aviv. The Guardian reports speaking with six staffers from different...
News Roundup
News Roundup 7/17/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 17, 2018
The Supreme Court will hear a case on civil asset forfeiture. [Link] A judge rules that immigrant families who were separated cannot be deported within seven days of being reunited. [Link] Lockheed Martin wins a $451 million contract modification from the Defense...
News Roundup 7/16/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 16, 2018
Georgia police officers are placed on administrative leave after being caught on body cam using a coin flip app when deciding whether or not to make an arrest. [Link] The Trump Administration is attempting to lower expectations for the Trump/Putin Summit. [Link] Rand...
News Roundup 7/13/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 13, 2018
Trump says the US commitment to NATO remains very strong. [Link] Trump says the UK Prime Minister's Brexit plan will prevent a US/UK trade deal. [Link] A US service member was killed in Afghanistan. [Link] Heavy fighting broke out in Afghanistan on Wednesday. About 80...
News Roundup 7/12/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 12, 2018
A poll of Germans finds they do not want US troops in their country. [Link] Trump demands NATO member states spend 4% of GDP on defense. [Link] Macedonia is invited to join NATO. Macedonia's membership will be contingent on reaching a deal with Greece over the...
News Roundup 7/11/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 11, 2018
Trump pardons Oregon ranchers Dwight and Steven Hammond. [Link] Trump's policy of detaining and separating migrant families at the border will end. The new policy will be to allow families to remain in the US with GPS ankle monitors. [Link] North Korea's reaction to...
News Roundup 7/10/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 10, 2018
VA facilities in Ohio lost $1.1 million in medical equipment over three years. [Link] Adam Johnson explains how the media's coverage of terror plots foiled by the FBI create unnecessary fear. [Link] A pregnant woman says she was put in jail for driving with a...
News Roundup 7/9/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 9, 2018
The head of the National Endowment for Democracy tells Congress the organization plays the long game and pursuits regime change. [Link] Max Blumenthal explains the friendly relationship Congress has with people connected to neo-Nazi movements in Ukraine. [Link]...
News Roundup 7/6/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 6, 2018
USPS ordered to pay the owner of the Las Vegas statue of liberty $3.5 million after mistakenly using a photo of it on a stamp. [Link] EPA head Scott Pruitt resigns. [Link] The US Border Patrol has boarded ten Canadian fishing boats in the past week. [Link] South...
News Roundup 7/5/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 5, 2018
Trump has repeatedly pushed for the US to invade Venezuela. [Link] North and South Korea play a basketball friendly. [Link] War hawks continue to push Iranian regime change by using the terrorist group MEK. [Link] Syrian rebels continue to lose towns in southwest...
News Roundup 7/3/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 3, 2018
The NSA is deleting hundreds of millions of call records from 2015-2018. [Link] Lopez Obrador wins Mexico's presidential election and will take office December 1. [Link] Moon of Alabama explains how US officials are trying to kill Korean Peace. [Link] A...
News Roundup 7/2/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 2, 2018
Will Porter on the high suicide rates for US veterans. [Link] The US ambassador to Estonia resigns. [Link] 100 migrants drowned trying to cross from Libya into Europe. [Link] John Bolton suggests a plan for North Korea to denuclearize within a year. [Link] Japan is...
News Roundup 6/29/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 29, 2018
Justice Anthony Kennedy announces he will resign from SCOTUS. [Link] The US foreign policy has added to the immigration crisis. [Link] The UN finds 10,000 children were killed or maimed by conflict in 2017. [Link] Worldwide opium and cocaine production at an all-time...
News Roundup 6/28/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 28, 2018
A judge orders ICE to reunite immigrant children with their parents within 30 days. [Link] SCOTUS rules public sector unions cannot require government employees to pay union dues. [Link] SCOTUS throws out an old ruling that allowed the Japanese American internment...
News Roundup 6/27/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 27, 2018
How the US government ends up spending $10,000 on a toilet seat. [Link] Trump has expanded the Obama drone program. [Link] Defense Sec Mattis traveled to China to meet with President Xi. [Link] North and South Korea hold talks on moving North Korea's...
News Roundup 6/25/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 25, 2018
POGO explains the trail program for the 'zero-tolerance' immigration policy. [Link] SCOTUS decision protects cell phone location data from warrantless searches. [Link] Peter Van Buren on the basis of diplomacy. [Link] Nicholas Davies debunks the precision bomb myth....
News Roundup 6/22/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 22, 2018
James Bovard reviews the US media's pro-war bias. [Link] The Supreme Court rules that states can impose a sales tax on internet purchases. [Link] The 4th Circuit Appeals Court throws out a lawsuit brought by veterans over being exposed to Burn Pits during the...
