Politics (Page 31)

The president was hyping Dell in public speeches not long after he invested somewhere between $1 million and $5 million in the tech company., Read MoreContinue Reading

Ducking quite the layup, the mayor played it straight when asked if the president could be “bad luck” for New York’s team during the NBA finals., Read MoreContinue Reading

One person noted that “putting a living president’s face on a vanity $250 bill is exactly the kind of cult nonsense the Founders despised.”, Read MoreContinue Reading

“Tonight, the municipality of Jerusalem and the Israeli Building Center are hosting a discriminatory event in which they plan to sell stolen Palestinian land, open to Jews only. This event is illegal under international law and has no place in New York City. “Right now, Palestinians across the occupied WestContinue Reading

The Traitor Threatens to Blow Up Oman as U.S. Strikes Southern Iran, Israel Intensifies Attacks on Southern Lebanon, Expanding Evacuation Orders, Israeli Strikes Kill at Least 10 Palestinians in Gaza During Eid al-Adha Holiday, Pentagon Says It Blew Up Another Ship in Eastern Pacific, Killing Two People, WHO Warns DRCContinue Reading

Amid stalled U.S.-Iran peace talks, Israel has intensified its attacks across Lebanon and on Wednesday issued an evacuation order for all areas south of the Zahrani River — about 14% of the country. That includes Tyre, one of Lebanon’s largest cities. “It’s hard to see an end in sight,” saysContinue Reading

The former CNN host says recent examples of grand jury misconduct by the DOJ warrant the release of transcripts from the normally secretive proceedings., Read MoreContinue Reading

Iran had zero highly enriched uranium until The Traitor tore up the nuclear agreement predecessor Obama had negotiated. Now it has half a ton., Read MoreContinue Reading

Nearly two months after the United States and Iran agreed to a ceasefire, are the two sides any closer to a lasting peace deal? We speak with Robert Malley, the Middle East program director at the International Crisis Group, who worked in multiple Democratic administrations and helped negotiate the Obama-eraContinue Reading

Colombian mercenaries accused of committing war crimes in Sudan were trained on military bases in the United Arab Emirates, according to a new report from Human Rights Watch. The group’s investigation outlines how, since 2024, the Abu Dhabi-based security company Global Security Services Group hired hundreds of Colombian private militaryContinue Reading