Murder suspect with 'survivalist skills' escapes Pennsylvania jail following previous multi-state manhunt

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nbc news By Minyvonne Burke An inmate suspected in several crimes including the murder of a New York woman escaped from a Pennsylvania jail using tied together bed sheets, triggering a massive →

A Hard Day’s Work

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american conservative by Declan Leary The ground campaign for the presidency began in earnest this week as half a dozen hopefuls took part in Independence Day festivities in New Hampshire, the first →

Our Nation Was Not Founded in 1776

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​american thinker​​​ By Carole Hornsby Haynes On July 4, 1776, the Continental Congress voted to approve the Declaration of Independence that established separation of the colonies from England. The →

America Can’t Ignore Chile's Role in the Green Energy Transition

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national interest by Ignacia Ulloa Peter Isabel Chiriboga For the last seventeen years, U.S. companies that invested internationally in critical minerals, particularly lithium, had one clear choice: →

What Are the Perils and Promise of Artificial Intelligence?

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national interest by Jacob Heilbrunn Warnings about the dangers of artificial intelligence are ubiquitous. Last March, Elon Musk signed an open letter stating that AI threatened the future of →

Celebrity's suicide draws attention to depression

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​global times​​​ The suicide by famous Chinese-American singer-songwriter Coco Lee Man after a long-battle with depression made a splash on Chinese social media platforms, thrusting "smiling →

Is China's export control a precise counterattack against US, Japan and the Netherlands?

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​global times​​​ The measures taken by China in recent years to safeguard national security and interests have often been subjected to excessive interpretation and reaction from the US and Western →

Vilnius NATO summit will likely be a flop

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asia times by Stephen Bryen Any decision on NATO membership is between the 31 Allies and aspirant country. And so, in this case, when it comes to Ukraine, we have been discussing with our NATO Allies →

Criminals, terrorists and freeloaders: how migrants are portrayed in the European media

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the conversation The sinking of a boat off the coast of Greece transformed World Refugee Day, celebrated the June 20, into a day of mourning. There were an estimated 750 people on board, 70 were →

Europol arrests 21 persons in operation against forced labour and human trafficking

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brussels times More than 27,000 officers carried out checks at 11,360 sites in 31 countries, including Belgium, the European police cooperation agency said in a statement on Wednesday. The operation →

Russia’s Smoking Guns

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foreign affairs foreign affairs By Janine di Giovanni In early March, senior officials from numerous Western countries met with international prosecutors in Lviv, Ukraine, for the United for Justice →

Electrons are extremely round, a new measurement confirms

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science news By Emily Conover Electrons are really, really round. A new measurement confirms the subatomic particle’s spherical shape to a record level of exactness, physicists report in the July 7 →

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