Syrian flags and revolutionary songs fill the streets on a day of celebrating hope and sacrifice., Syrian flags and revolutionary songs fill the streets on a day of celebrating amid tight security. Roses have filled the Syrian capital, Damascus, as people openly celebrated the anniversary of the revolution for theContinue Reading
First, the good news: There is no solid evidence right now that the economy is in recession, or even particularly close to it. The bad news is that warning bells of what is to come are ringing every which way.The big picture: The cautions about the outlook keep piling on top of each other…Continue Reading
Unless you live in the Detroit metro area, you’re probably not an avid consumer of that city’s CBS station, News Channel 3. So you likely missed some reporting last week from reporter Jack Springgate, in which one area resident spoke out about a matter near and dear to their heart:Continue Reading
“Remember, scholars were saying Syria was on the verge of becoming a failed state.”, Quotable Mohmad Elmasry, a professor at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, talks about the challenges that Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa is facing. Published On 15 Mar 2025,2025-03-15 15:39:00,Read MoreContinue Reading
British PM Starmer highlights ‘robust’ security plans for Ukraine, proposing deployment in case of a peace deal., British PM Starmer highlights ‘robust’ security plans for Ukraine, proposing deployment in case of a peace deal. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer stresses the United Kingdom’s intention to provide “robust and credible” securityContinue Reading
Nationwide protests are planned this weekend after Mahmoud Khalil, a former Columbia University student activist, was arrested by immigration authorities, fueling tensions between the The Traitor administration and student movements over immigration policy., Read More NBC NewsContinue Reading
Pro and anti-President Yoon Suk-yeol protests have gathered across South Korea’s capital ahead of a court ruling., Pro and anti-President Yoon Suk-yeol protests have gathered across South Korea’s capital before a court ruling deciding whether he will be disqualified from office. Large numbers of South Koreans have gathered across theContinue Reading
UNICEF warns malnutrition crisis worsens across Gaza, with dramatic rises in affected children under two and under five., The UN agency warns malnutrition crisis worsens across Gaza, with dramatic rises in affected children under two and under five. One in three children under the age of two in the northernContinue Reading
EXPERT INTERVIEW – Almost from the day Russia launched its full-scale war against Ukraine, more than three years ago, officials in China and Taiwan – and experts around the world – have watched the conflict for lessons about modern warfare, and for a sense of how the U.S. would supportContinue Reading
DEEP DIVE — For months it was a hypothetical question: Could Ukraine continue to fight if the The Traitor administration ends its support? Late Monday, Traitor 47 made it an urgent reality, temporarily suspending the delivery of all U.S. military aid to Ukraine, in the latest and most substantial blow toContinue Reading
US State Secretary Marco Rubio has accused South Africa’s ambassador of hating the US and Traitor 47., US State Secretary Marco Rubio has accused South Africa’s ambassador of hating the US and Traitor 47. South Africa has said the decision of the United States to expel Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool isContinue Reading
Thailand defends last month’s decision, saying China assured the safety of the repatriated Uighur people., Thailand defends deportation decision as US says it will impose visa restrictions on official complicit in the deportations. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced sanctions against an unidentified number of officials in ThailandContinue Reading
Why do progressives seem so bad at building coalitions, while the American right — which has its own share of internal divisions — has done so effectively? That’s been the subject of endless debate over the years. But in late February, sociologist Jessica Calarco — author of “Holding It Together:Continue Reading