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Zelensky: We Don’t Have a Lot of Time
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 28, 2024
The Ukrainian leader said his country was losing too many soldiers and civilians Speaking to journalists in Brussels on Thursday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned “We don’t have much time. We have a lot of injured, killed, both military and civilians. So...
Pentagon Chief Speaks With Russian Counterpart, First Time in Over a Year
by Connor Freeman | Jun 28, 2024
The Defense Department announced Secretary Lloyd Austin held a phone call with Andrei Belousov, his Russian counterpart, on Tuesday. Austin has not spoken with a Russian defense minister since his call with Belousov’s predecessor more than a year ago. Both sides...
High Court Rules Ultra-Orthodox Men Are Subject to Draft, Threatening Netanyahu’s Coalition
by Connor Freeman | Jun 28, 2024
Israel’s high court ruled that men in the ultra-Orthodox community are subject to conscription on Tuesday. The community, known as the Haredim, is politically powerful, subsidized by the citizenry, and until now had been unaffected by the mass mandatory enlistment....
IDF Soldier Killed, 16 Injured During West Bank Refugee Camp Raid
by Connor Freeman | Jun 28, 2024
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Thursday that 1 soldier was killed and 16 others wounded in roadside bomb explosions during an overnight raid on the northern West Bank’s Jenin refugee camp. Violence has surged under the Israeli occupation, as the IDF...
Report: US Government Spies on Thousands of Americans’ Mail Every Year
by Connor Freeman | Jun 28, 2024
The US Postal Service (USPS) has been spying on thousands of Americans’ mail every year for a decade, including letters and parcels, and provided citizens’ information to police and elements of the national security apparatus, a Washington Post investigation found....
Moscow Signals It May Downgrade Relations With the West
by Connor Freeman | Jun 28, 2024
Amid recent escalations in the Ukraine proxy war, the Russian Federation is considering downgrading relations with the West, though no decision has been made yet. This comes less than a week after Kiev launched long-range missile strikes on Crimea, leaving four...
Israeli Defense Minister Vows to Return Lebanon to ‘Stone Age’
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 28, 2024
The White House reversed course and now says a ceasefire in Lebanon cannot be contingent on a deal in Gaza Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said Israel was prepared to send Lebanon back to the “Stone Age” with a massive bombing campaign. The White House desperately tries...
Israel Creating ‘Dead Zone’ Along Lebanon Border
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 28, 2024
Tel Aviv is attempting to destroy everything within three miles of the border The nearly nine-month-long war between Israel and Lebanon has prompted the Israel Defense Forces to destroy nearly everything along the Lebanese side of the border. The daily attacks are...
House Votes To Bar State Department From Citing Gazan Health Ministry
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 28, 2024
If passed into law, US diplomats would be unable to discuss casualty figures from Palestinian sources that are generally considered credible. During the debate of the State Department funding bill, the House added a provision that would bar American diplomats from...
Israeli DM: ‘Significant Progress’ Made in Removing Restrictions on US Arms Shipments
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 28, 2024
US officials say a hold remains on a single shipment of heavy bombs Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant claimed he made “significant progress” on increasing the flow of weapons from the US to Tel Aviv. The White House has blocked one shipment of 2,000-pound bombs...
CNN: Biden Will Pay US Military Contractors to Work Inside Ukraine
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 28, 2024
The moves make another White House step closer to direct war with Russia President Joe Biden is preparing to sign off on hiring American military contractors to work in Ukraine. If the White House moves forward with the proposal, it will be another significant...
Former Prime Minister: ‘I Accuse Netanyahu of Betrayal’
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 28, 2024
Ehud Olmert accused Netanyahu of keeping Israel in a state of war to the detriment of its people In a scathing article published in Haaretz, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert blasted current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for extending the war in Gaza,...
News Roundup
News Roundup 6/21/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 21, 2018
Amazon is the front-runner to win a $10 billion contract to sell cloud services to the Pentagon. [Link] Trump signs an order ending the US policy of separating children from their parents at the border. [Link] Ray McGovern on the unjust confinement of Julian Assange....
News Roundup 6/20/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 20, 2018
Ron Paul explains how the TSA agents can assault so many Americans without consequences. [Link] Daniel Larison explains why the US doesn't need a Space Force. [Link] The Pentagon has gone on the offensive in cyber warfare. [Link] Eight governors will withhold or...
News Roundup 6/19/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 19, 2018
Nearly 2,000 children have been separated from their parents at the southern border. [Link] Justin Raimondo gives his assessment of Trump's foreign policy. [Link] Trump announces the creation of a new military branch. The Space Force will be set up so the US can...
News Roundup 6/18/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 18, 2018
The Texas Highway Patrol gives ICE lists of people who receive traffic violations. [Link] A Calfornia judge allows a free speech lawsuit against Twitter for banning a user to move forward. [Link] Aaron Mate explains how there is still no proof of Russian collusion in...
News Roundup 6/15/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 15, 2018
A judge's ruling allows a lawsuit - against the US government to remove a name from the kill list - to move forward. [Link] North and South Korea agree to reestablish military communication lines. [Link] South Korean election results show support for President Moon...
News Roundup 6/14/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 14, 2018
South Korea voices support for the US ending war games with South Korea. [Link] Trump says North Korea is no longer a nuclear threat. [Link] North and South Korea hold high-level military talks. [Link] Peter Van Buren explains the successes of the Trump/Kim Summit....
News Roundup 6/12/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 12, 2018
New Jersey legalizes sports betting. [Link] Domino's Pizza begins a promotion to fill in potholes in some cities. [Link] Attorney General Jeff Sessions issues new immigration dictate limiting asylum for people fleeing "private crimes." [Link] Burn Pit victims get a...
News Roundup 6/11/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 11, 2018
Trump asks protesting athletes on suggestions for who to pardon. [Link] Trump says he will likely support ending the federal ban on marijuana. [Link] The US plans to release a US citizen captured fighting for ISIS in Syria. [Link] The US temporarily grounds B1-B...
News Roundup 6/8/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 8, 2018
1,600 immigrant detainees will be transferred into federal prisons. [Link] Justin Raimondo on the populist movement in Europe. [Link] A deal to officially end the Korean War could be signed at the Trump/Kim summit. [Link] Secretary of State Pompeo says Kim Jong Un...
News Roundup 6/7/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 7, 2018
Arizona police brutally beat an unarmed man. [Link] The Pentagon is developing AI to track and identify nuclear weapons. [Link] Rand Paul explains how Congress has neglected its duty in constraining executive war powers. [Link] Marjory Cohen on the fight of two men to...
News Roundup 6/6/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 6, 2018
The US government estimates Medicare will be insolvent by 2026. [Link] A report claims that National Security Advisor John Bolton was barred from attending the meeting between Trump and Kim Yong Chol by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. [Link] Bowe Bergdahl will not...
News Roundup 6/5/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 5, 2018
Trump claims to have the right to pardon himself. [Link] A Georgia police officer was fired for running down a suspect in his car. [Link] The Air Force is developing a new video game to identify and recruit talented pilots. [Link] The new B-21 bomber will be a...
News Roundup 6/4/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 4, 2018
The newest aircraft carrier, USS Ford, has another major problem in the propulsion system. [Link] Google will not renew a contract with the Pentagon to develop AI tech for drones. [Link] The US vetoes a Kuwaiti UN Security Council resolution that condemns the Israeli...
News Roundup 6/1/18
by Kyle Anzalone | Jun 1, 2018
Trump gives Dinesh D'Souza a full pardon. [Link] Trump imposes steel and aluminum tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and the EU. [Link] The TSA has a secret list of travelers the TSA finds problematic. [Link] James Bovard explains why the TSA groping countless Americans is...
News Roundup 5/31/18
by Kyle Anzalone | May 31, 2018
Trump signs a 'Right to Try' bill. [Link] Missouri Governor Eric Geritens resigns. [Link] A new Supreme Court ruling strengthens the Fourth Amendment. [Link] A Pennsylvania prosecutor pleas guilty of trading sex for lenient sentences. He will not face any jail time....
News Roundup 5/30/18
by Kyle Anzalone | May 30, 2018
Congressman Garrett will not seek reelection. [Link] Vice President Pence says the US will not give Venezuela sanctions relief for releasing an American prisoner. [Link] Patrick Cockburn explains how the UK's involvement in the 2011 Libyan War enabled the Manchester...
