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As Israel goes to the fourth election in two years, the Supreme Court declares itself more powerful than the Knesset.

The world’s most powerful nation has a weak spot.

Big Tech is building an espionage center against the United States.

The consequences of growing too cozy with China

The relationship is strong enough that America’s election may have been changed by foreign nationals.

The unprecedented pace of President Trump’s negotiations raises the question: Is God somehow involved?

Lin Wood: ‘Better to be safe than sorry’ with plenty of ‘2nd Amendment supplies.’

The Vatican is using a Rothschild initiative to reform capitalism.

Tokyo is casting the veil off its return to militarism.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton alleges that attorneys general who flooded their states with fraudulent mail-in ballots broke the law.

Public health officials are damaging an entire generation by quarantining 55 million healthy schoolchildren.

A heartbreaking crisis with a genuine solution

Decrying racial injustice in America has become a prominent part of some U.S. companies’ public image. But when it comes to China committing ‘the largest incarceration of an ethnoreligious minority since the Holocaust,’ they seem to think profits are more important.

Senior Trump administration officials are starting to realize that China poses one of the most significant threats to the United States.

A growing number of military installations are making Russia more capable and antagonistic in this increasingly important region.

War clouds build in the Middle East as Israel ponders a return to a frosty relationship with America.

The Russian military is now more capable and lethal than at any time since the end of the Cold War—and Europe is taking note.

Caravans of foreigners headed toward the U.S. border are a harbinger of much bigger problems to come.

You probably have not heard the whole story of how the pilgrims came to appreciate God’s law.