new-seismic-data-challenges-beijing’s-nuclear-test-ban-claims

A senior U.S. arms-control official says seismic data from June 22, 2020, point to a suspected low-yield nuclear test at China’s Lop Nur test site. Speaking at the Hudson Institute, Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Yeaw pointed to data from a monitoring station in Kazakhstan that detected a magnitude 2.75Continue Reading

the-us-gives-iran-an-ultimatum:-two-weeks-to-make-a-deal

After indirect talks in Geneva, Vice President JD Vance issued a blunt warning: Iran has two weeks to meet U.S. demands. He said the negotiations failed to produce a breakthrough and that Tehran has not agreed to what he called the administration’s core requirements. The U.S. is insisting Iran haltContinue Reading

tucker-carlson-says-he-was-detained-in-israel

Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson—perhaps the right’s most prominent Israel critic—says he was detained by Israeli authorities in Tel Aviv on Wednesday.  Carlson told the  Daily Mai l that while attempting to leave  Ben Gurion International Airport, he and his staff had their passports taken, and his executive producer was interrogatedContinue Reading

us-is-withdrawing-all-1,000-troops-from-syria:-wsj-report

The report says US officials expect troops to withdraw from remaining positions within two months., The report says US officials expect troops to withdraw from remaining positions within two months. The United States is preparing to pull back the nearly 1,000 troops from its military that remain in Syria, theContinue Reading

ukraine-needs-$15-billion-of-funding-to-shield-against-russia’s-2026-record-terror-waves:-kyiv-has-found-only-$584-million-so-far

The total need for the Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List (PURL) in 2026 is $15 billion, which will allow for the purchase of US-made Patriot missiles, according to Ukrinform. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says contributions to the PURL program have reached $584 million this year.  In 2026, Russia increased the use of ballistic missilesContinue Reading

fcc-reject-claims-of-censorship,-announces-probe-into-us-show-the-view

Federal Communications Commission faces backlash after comedian Stephen Colbert blamed its rules for scuttled interview., Brendan Carr, the chair of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the United States, has confirmed that the agency launched an investigation against ABC’s daytime talk show The View over a recent appearance by aContinue Reading