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Tensions Rise During Israel’s East Jerusalem March Amid Chants Thousands of Israeli nationalists marched through Jerusalem’s Old City on Thursday during the annual Jerusalem Day parade. The event marked Israel’s capture of East Jerusalem in the 1967 Middle East war. The march passed through the Muslim Quarter under heavy security, while thousands of police officers … Read more
US Drops $15,000 Visa Deposit for Foreign Fans with FIFA World Cup Tickets The Trump administration has waived a $15,000 visa bond requirement for some football fans traveling to the United States for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The change applies to ticket holders from 50 countries that were earlier subject to the bond rule. … Read more
Secret Chinese Police Station in NYC Confirmed A New York jury has convicted Lu Jianwang, a 64-year-old U.S. citizen also known as Harry Lu, of acting as an illegal foreign agent and obstructing justice in a case tied to what federal prosecutors called a secret Chinese “police station” in Manhattan’s Chinatown. He was acquitted on … Read more
Alleged covert UAE strikes on Iran raise Gulf war fears According to reports, the UAE carried out covert strikes on Iranian targets during the recent regional conflict, including an attack on the Lavan Island refinery. This action is said to have been in response to missile and drone attacks carried out by Iran on UAE … Read more
Fortescue Ordered to Pay Record $150m to Indigenous Australians In a landmark decision that underscores the growing legal recognition of Indigenous land rights in Australia, traditional owners have been awarded a record A$150.1 million in compensation after a major mining company extracted billions of dollars worth of iron ore from their territory without permission. The … Read more
CIA’s Secret Cartel War Sparks Major US-Mexico Tensions The CIA’s secret cartel campaign has triggered fresh tension between Washington and Mexico City. Reports say Ground Branch operatives joined lethal missions against mid-level cartel figures inside Mexico. The shift points to a more aggressive phase in the wider U.S. anti-cartel strategy. According to the reports, the … Read more
Starmer Faces Growing Pressure as Cabinet Divisions Deepen Keir Starmer is facing the toughest test of his leadership since becoming prime minister, after heavy Labour losses in last week’s local elections triggered fresh calls for change. Senior cabinet ministers are said to have urged him to set out a timetable for his departure, while more … Read more
Southern California Mayor Resigns in Chinese Agent Case Eileen Wang, the mayor of Arcadia in Southern California, resigned on Monday and agreed to plead guilty to acting as an illegal agent for China. According to court documents, Wang worked with Chinese officials between late 2020 and 2022. She also helped promote pro-Beijing content through the … Read more
Netanyahu Says Israel Should Phase Out U.S. Military Aid Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel should reduce its dependence on U.S. military support. He added that the country should bring that aid down to zero over the next decade. Israel currently receives about 3.8 billion dollars a year in U.S. military aid. The … Read more
US to Revoke Passports of Parents With Child Support Debt The United States government is enforcing child support laws more aggressively. Child support is the money a parent must legally provide for a child’s care after separation or divorce. Parents who fail to pay court-ordered child support could lose their passports. Under federal law, people … Read more