Arab leaders have publicly denounced Israel’s plan to extend sovereignty in the Jordan River valley. However, behind the scenes they either accept or support it.
Scientists who warned the Chinese government in December about the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan were ordered to keep quiet, and that information was not shared with representatives from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control during their visit to Wuhan in early January.
Just in time for Halloween, the New York Times has run a puff piece on a woman who calls herself an “ordinary” woman—who just happens to have an altar in her home with moon pendants, candles, crystals, and an idol of the goddess Diana.
CITIZENS IN the United Kingdom voted June 23, 2016 to leave the European Union. Can Prime Minister Boris Johnson finally deliver Brexit over the resistance of the Remainers in Parliament? And why is Parliament going against the clear wishes of the British people?
Speaker Nancy Pelosi is committed to an impeachment inquiry without a full vote of the House. There is no constitutional requirement for her to call a vote, but it’s bringing up comparisons to England’s secret Star Chamber courts of the 16th and 17th centuries.
Google has suspended a fact-checking feature on news results after a “malfunction” caused a noticeable slant toward a progressive definition of “real news.”
