Obaiden, Like Obama, Ignores Co-Equal Branches With Disdain
The protector of democracy disregards the Supreme Court.
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Draft Dodging Challenges Zelenskyy And The West's Message Of Ukrainian Unity
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Iran-Israel Military Strength Compared
Shadow warfare between Israel and Iran increasingly threatens to spill over into open conflict. Iran avoids state-on-state hostility by pursuing asymmetrical warfare through proxy armies.
Israel Mulls Response To Iranian Drone And Missile Attack
Israeli retaliation for Iran’s missile attack will focus on reestablishing deterrence and preventing similar attacks, but any response risks pushing the Middle East further toward all-out war.
U.S. Plans New Sanctions On Iran After Attack On Israel
The U.S., UK, and allies are preparing to issue more sanctions against Iran following its attack on Israel. Decades of sanctions have taken a severe toll on Iran’s economy.
Surprised? Most Americans Think They Pay Too Much In Taxes, But The Rich Not Enough: I&I/TIPP Poll
50% of Democrats, 65% of Republicans, and 53% of independents feel overtaxed.
Abortion, Unlike In 2022, Won't Save The Dems In November
Democrats are elevating the issue, hoping it can neutralize Biden's failures.
Sudan Marks One Year Since The Start Of A Brutal War
The brutal war for control of the mineral-rich country has killed more than 15,000 people, sparked the world’s biggest displacement crisis and left 18 million people facing acute food insecurity.
Ukraine’s Military Chief Warns Of Worsening Situation In East - Infographics
The situation in Ukraine’s east has “worsened significantly,” with Russian troops stepping up attacks during a spell of warm and dry weather.
Speaker Johnson, The Last Holdout On Ukraine Funding, Caves
Sadly, he joins the Beltway crowd to promote forever wars in foreign nations.
Independents, Third-Party Candidates Loom As Election Deciders In 2024: I&I/TIPP Poll
Biden loses five percentage points of the vote, versus just two percentage points for Trump, with Kennedy in the race.
Support For NATO Spending Grows
Despite world defense spending reaching a record $2.2 trillion last year, 77% of citizens of NATO countries believe they should increase or maintain defense spending – up from 70% in 2021.
Poll Finds Many Countries Skeptical Of Democracy
Voters in many countries are skeptical of democracy, and a new poll of 19 nations shows that in 11 countries, fewer than half of respondents believe their most recent election was free and fair.
Bidenflation Soars To 18.8%, Squeezing Americans
The real portrait of the world’s best economy.
The Biden Administration's Big Lie: "Putin Is Not Going To Stop At Ukraine"
There is zero evidence that Putin will expand his attacks beyond Ukraine.