For the first time since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the U.S. Department of Defense is reviewing and updating its contingency plans for armed conflict with Russia.
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The U.S. and Russia are ending an 18-month freeze in military-to-military relations.
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A recent report from the Migration Policy Institute shows that while most of the illegal immigration to this country over the past few decades has emanated from Latin America, it is also a growing problem from some Asian countries.
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If those nations send these Christians back to Iraq they will face almost certain death.
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The Iran nuclear deal does not prohibit Iran country from outsourcing its nuclear arms research to North Korea, which has vowed this week to produce more nuclear bomb fuel, experts are saying.
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The former director of Norway’s Nobel Institute revealed this week that he regrets the committee’s decision to give the 2009 Nobel Peace award to President Obama.
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A powerful magnitude-8.3 earthquake hit off Chile’s northern coast yesterday night, causing buildings to sway in the capital of Santiago and bringing flooding from tsunami waves in some shore towns.
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Nearly two months after debris from the vanished Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 washed up on Reunion Island, a large object reportedly floating off the island has piqued the interest of French officials there.
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A private industry IT security firm is saying a personal data stolen over the span of several high-profile US cyber breaches is being indexed by China’s intelligence service into a massive Facebook-like network.
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The 15 Chechens looking to cross the border from Turkey to Syria didn’t strike Abdullah as particularly important or unusual. Only later did Abdullah realize that the network that funneled these men to him was the beginnings of the Islamic State, and that one of the 15 would turn out to be the most important non-Arab figure in the Islamic State hierarchy.
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The US has warned North Korea to refrain from “irresponsible provocation” after the communist state said its main nuclear facility had resumed normal operations.
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Until security issues are addressed, this government has no plans to increase the number of Syrian refugees permitted to resettle in their country.
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Debt ratios have reached extreme levels across all major regions of the global economy, leaving the financial system acutely vulnerable to monetary tightening by the US Federal Reserve.
Egyptian security forces killed 12 Mexicans and Egyptians and injured 10 “by accident”, mistaking a tourist convoy for militants they were chasing in the country’s western desert.
A powerful storm toppled a construction crane yesterday afternoon at the Masjid al-Haram, or Grand Mosque, in Mecca.
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Kayla Mueller, the American humanitarian aid worker held captive by the Islamic State, was killed by the terrorist group despite previous reports that she died in a Jordanian airstrike, according to another hostage.
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China is dwelling on the photo of the drowned Syrian toddler — who was not in the process of fleeing from Syria when he died — and the horrid deaths of 70 refugees in a smuggler’s truck in Austria.
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Less than half of the US-Mexico border is under “operational control,” and one out of every five illegal aliens caught there has a criminal record.
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The founder of a Houston-based technology company admitted to spying for Russia while in the US and conspiring to export microelectronics to Russian military and intelligence agencies.
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The fog created by the ostensibly impending resignation of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas appeared to clear earlier this week, as details emerged indicating that the resignation threats were a diversion ahead of a dramatic move planned by the Palestinians.
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Here’s a question all liberal, open border politicians must answer as it relates to the refugee crisis: if wealthy Arab and Muslim countries are concerned about the security, fiscal, and cultural problems associated with admitting mass numbers of Syrian refugees, why should America be the guinea pig?
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US naval forces operating in and around the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping lane, are routinely approached by Iranian warships and aircraft.
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The Pentagon Is Preparing New War Plans for a Baltic Battle Against Russia
/3 Comments/in Featured, International /by Julia IoffeFor the first time since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the U.S. Department of Defense is reviewing and updating its contingency plans for armed conflict with Russia.
U.S., Russia Resume Military Relations to ‘Deconflict’ in Syria
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Andrew TilghmanThe U.S. and Russia are ending an 18-month freeze in military-to-military relations.
Illegal Immigration From Asia Rises With Legal Immigration
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Daniel HorowitzA recent report from the Migration Policy Institute shows that while most of the illegal immigration to this country over the past few decades has emanated from Latin America, it is also a growing problem from some Asian countries.
Obama Set to Deport 12 Iraqi Christian Refugees
/14 Comments/in Featured, International /by Leo HohmannIf those nations send these Christians back to Iraq they will face almost certain death.
CIA Director Worried Iran Might Outsource Nuke Program to North Korea
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Sandy FitzgeraldThe Iran nuclear deal does not prohibit Iran country from outsourcing its nuclear arms research to North Korea, which has vowed this week to produce more nuclear bomb fuel, experts are saying.
Nobel Panel Saw Obama Peace Prize as ‘Mistake,’ New Book Claims
/10 Comments/in Featured, International /by Meghan BartlettThe former director of Norway’s Nobel Institute revealed this week that he regrets the committee’s decision to give the 2009 Nobel Peace award to President Obama.
3 Dead After Strong Quake Rattles Chile Capital, Causing Some Tsunami Flooding
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Associated PressA powerful magnitude-8.3 earthquake hit off Chile’s northern coast yesterday night, causing buildings to sway in the capital of Santiago and bringing flooding from tsunami waves in some shore towns.
Pilot Spots Large Object off Reunion, Aviation Authorities Say
/1 Comment/in Featured, International /by Jason Hanna and Margot HaddadNearly two months after debris from the vanished Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 washed up on Reunion Island, a large object reportedly floating off the island has piqued the interest of French officials there.
China Reportedly Compiling ‘Facebook’ of US Government Employees
/1 Comment/in Featured, International /by Catherine Herridge and Matthew DeanA private industry IT security firm is saying a personal data stolen over the span of several high-profile US cyber breaches is being indexed by China’s intelligence service into a massive Facebook-like network.
U.S. Training Helped Mold Top Islamic State Military Commander
/1 Comment/in Featured, International /by Mitchell ProtheroThe 15 Chechens looking to cross the border from Turkey to Syria didn’t strike Abdullah as particularly important or unusual. Only later did Abdullah realize that the network that funneled these men to him was the beginnings of the Islamic State, and that one of the 15 would turn out to be the most important non-Arab figure in the Islamic State hierarchy.
US Warns North Korea Over Nuclear Plant ‘Provocation’
/2 Comments/in Featured, International /by BBC NewsThe US has warned North Korea to refrain from “irresponsible provocation” after the communist state said its main nuclear facility had resumed normal operations.
Another Country Is Refusing to Take More Syrian Refugees
/2 Comments/in Featured, International /by News EditorUntil security issues are addressed, this government has no plans to increase the number of Syrian refugees permitted to resettle in their country.
BIS Fears Emerging Market Maelstrom as Fed Tightens
/1 Comment/in Featured, International /by Ambrose Evans-PritchardDebt ratios have reached extreme levels across all major regions of the global economy, leaving the financial system acutely vulnerable to monetary tightening by the US Federal Reserve.
Egypt Security Forces Accidentally Kill 12, Including Mexican Tourists
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by ReutersEgyptian security forces killed 12 Mexicans and Egyptians and injured 10 “by accident”, mistaking a tourist convoy for militants they were chasing in the country’s western desert.
China Tells U.S. To Stop ‘Groundless’ Hacking Accusations
/1 Comment/in Featured, International /by Thomson ReutersChina reacted angrily yesterday following a call by America’s top intelligence official for cyber security against China to be stepped up.
107 Killed in Crane Collapse at Mecca’s Grand Mosque [+video]
/4 Comments/in Featured, International /by Salim Essaid, Ralph Ellis and Jason HannaA powerful storm toppled a construction crane yesterday afternoon at the Masjid al-Haram, or Grand Mosque, in Mecca.
Ancient Human Fossils Found in African Cave Astonish Scientists, Reflect Intentional Burial
/1 Comment/in Featured, International /by Amy Ellis NuttWhat was found took these cavers’ breaths away: ancient human fossils showing clear signs of intentional burial.
ISIS’ Second-In-Command on Kayla Mueller: ‘Her Stupid Government, We Killed Her’
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Morgan ChalfantKayla Mueller, the American humanitarian aid worker held captive by the Islamic State, was killed by the terrorist group despite previous reports that she died in a Jordanian airstrike, according to another hostage.
China: USA Must Take More Syrian Refugees; We’ll Take Zero, Thanks
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by John HaywardChina is dwelling on the photo of the drowned Syrian toddler — who was not in the process of fleeing from Syria when he died — and the horrid deaths of 70 refugees in a smuggler’s truck in Austria.
Only 40 Percent of the US-Mexico Border Is Under Control
/3 Comments/in Featured, International /by Stephen DinanLess than half of the US-Mexico border is under “operational control,” and one out of every five illegal aliens caught there has a criminal record.
Military Technology Exporter Admits to Spying for Moscow
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Christie SmytheThe founder of a Houston-based technology company admitted to spying for Russia while in the US and conspiring to export microelectronics to Russian military and intelligence agencies.
Al Qaeda Magazine Urges Attack on Koch Brothers, Buffett, Bloomberg
/1 Comment/in Featured, International /by Robert Windrem and Tracy ConnorA notorious al Qaeda magazine is encouraging lone-wolf terrorist attacks on U.S. economic leaders.
Palestinians Preparing to Renege on Oslo Accords, Declare an Independent “Occupied State”
/3 Comments/in Featured, International /by Avi IssacharoffThe fog created by the ostensibly impending resignation of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas appeared to clear earlier this week, as details emerged indicating that the resignation threats were a diversion ahead of a dramatic move planned by the Palestinians.
What the Media Isn’t Saying About the Refugee Crisis in the Middle East
/20 Comments/in Featured, International /by Daniel HorowitzHere’s a question all liberal, open border politicians must answer as it relates to the refugee crisis: if wealthy Arab and Muslim countries are concerned about the security, fiscal, and cultural problems associated with admitting mass numbers of Syrian refugees, why should America be the guinea pig?
Iranian Warships Confront US Navy on ‘Daily Basis’
/3 Comments/in Featured, International /by Adam KredoUS naval forces operating in and around the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping lane, are routinely approached by Iranian warships and aircraft.