Four killed, two injured in Philadelphia shooting, police say

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nbc news By Dennis Romero and Elizabeth Maline Four people were killed and two others, both minors, were injured when a gunman opened fire in a Philadelphia neighborhood Monday, police said. The →

Yellen’s Beijing trip won’t stop ‘cold war’

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asia times by Jeff Pao China and the United States will hold top-level official meetings during US Secretary of Treasury Janet Yellen’s visit to Beijing later this week. Neither side expects a →

The Yamnaya may have been the world’s earliest known horseback riders

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​science news​​​ By McKenzie Prillaman WASHINGTON — The tale of the first horseback riders may be written on the bones of the ancient Yamnaya people. Five excavated skeletons dated to about 3000 to →

Spain puts progressive policies at the heart of its EU presidency

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​brussels times​​​ By Ugo Realfonzo Under the slogan, “Europe, closer”, Spain has identified reindustrialisation, the green transition, promoting social and economic justice and strengthening →

Fund for French police officer who killed Nahel M tops $1m

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al jazeera A collection for the French policeman who sparked nationwide riots by killing a teenager during a traffic stop has been growing, prompting outrage among politicians and activists. Set up →

If Conservatism Doesn’t Stand for Home Then It Stands for Nothing

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​american conservative​​​ by Bill Kauffman I have long believed that the word conservative is sullied beyond reclamation, so my immediate answer to the question “What is American conservatism?” is “a →

In Defense of Donald Trump

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​american thinker​​​ By Richard Morse Fulton County District Attorney, Fani Willis has some formidable hurdles to clear in her quest to convict Donald Trump for interfering in Georgia's 2020 →

Sorry, DC — Too Many Americans Remember

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american thinker By J.B. Shurk In writer George R.R. Martin's sprawling fantasy novels that were developed into HBO's successful series Game of Thrones, the people from one of the warring kingdoms →

America’s Navy Remains Crippled by Service and Repair Delays

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national interest by Carl Delfeld The U.S. Navy performed without parallel in World War II, and more than met the challenges of the first Cold War. But both conflicts are firmly in the past. Today, →

Can India Rupture the Semiconductor Market?

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​national interest​​​ by Jagannath Panda In June 2023, India announced its decision to reopen the application process for businesses interested in constructing new semiconductor fabrication plants →

Jenin attack live: Israel kills nine Palestinians, tensions high

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al jazeera By Umut Uras, Zena Al Tahhan and Farah Najjar Israeli forces launch air attacks and ground raids carried out by hundreds of soldiers, killing at least eight Palestinians in largest →

France riots ‘caused by long-standing problems,’ a test for Macron to deal with complex challenges

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global times By Yang Sheng and Zhang Changyue The impacts of massive riots across France continue as French President Emmanuel Macron postponed a state visit to Germany that was to begin on Sunday, →

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