Article • February 16, 2017
Iran Names Alleged War Criminal as New Ambassador to Iraq
Iraj Masjedi is the latest indication of how Iran is dominating Iraq.
Article • September 10, 2018
Anonymous New York Times Op-ed Actually Confirms ‘Deep State’ Is Real
Irony: Unelected bureaucrats say they are defending ‘democracy’ by actively undermining the man the people elected to be president.
Article • December 19, 2018
EU-Japan Relations Taken to ‘a Whole New Level’
Approval of strategic and economic agreements between the two are pushing ‘tariff man’ further off the world stage.
Article • April 19, 2021
A New Direction for Ecuador
What the election of Guillermo Lasso as president could mean for the country
Article • December 29, 2022
Omnibus Monstrosity Funds 87,000 New IRS Agents
Article • May 6, 2024
New Georgian Law Could Open Door to Russia
The people of the former Soviet republic are terrified of becoming the next Ukraine.
Article • June 27, 2005
New Iranian President Is a Man With a Mission
A stunning election upset has put a hardliner into the presidency. He wants to make Iran a role model of a powerful Islamic country—just like the mullahs who put him into office.
Article • February 1, 2024
New Law to Expand EU Control of Social Media
Feature • December 1, 2010
This Means War
Where global trade disputes are leading—and how they will upend your life
Article • November 20, 2017
New Research Shows Millennial Men Playing Video Games Instead of Working
Article • September 14, 2018
China’s New Rail-Gun Rockets in Tibet Send Menacing Message
China hopes diplomatic efforts will neutralize India’s resistance to the Belt and Road Initiative, but it has a backup plan.
Article • January 14, 2020
Russia Opens New Gas Pipeline to Turkey
Will the Russo-Turkish friendship last?
Article • February 18, 2019
New Spy Headquarters Highlights Germany’s Changing Role
The newfound importance of Germany’s national spy agency is deeply symbolic of its changing foreign policy.
Article • March 7, 2024
New York to Deploy National Guard to Its Subway
Article • February 6, 2016
Week in Review: Seehofer in Russia, Japan’s Militarization, New War in Libya, and More
All you need to know about everything in the news this week
Article • March 6, 2018
Putin Boasts of ‘Invincible’ New Nuclear Weapons
A provocative speech by Russia’s president includes video depicting a strike against the United States—but what matters most is Europe’s response.
Article • September 20, 2006
New Plan for a United Europe Proposed
Europe needs a powerful president and unified foreign affairs voice to rally behind. Has French presidential hopeful Nicolas Sarkozy hit a nerve with these two suggestions?
Article • October 30, 2018
China’s New Bridge to Hong Kong—a Symbol of Britain’s Demise
How long before the territory is fully assimilated into the authoritarian mainland?
Article • April 30, 2021
Putin Courts New Cuban Regime
‘It is said that Cuba is not a priority for the United States.’ Well, it certainly is for Russia.
Feature • November 28, 2017
THE NEW STRONGMAN AGE
It’s a dramatic shift in world affairs. And it won’t end well.
Article • October 15, 2024
An Epic New View of the Universe
Earth’s local neighborhood just got a whole lot bigger.
Key of David Program • June 12, 2020
Riots Prophesied
America is on fire. What is the real source of the violence and riots on America’s streets, and how can we solve this deadly crisis?
Article • September 3, 2020
Canadian Politicians Team Up With Radical Islam
If one thing unites the right and the left, it’s the tacit acceptance of Islamic fundamentalism.
Article • May 7, 2025
New Chinese Missiles Could Destroy U.S. Fleet in 20 Minutes
