Russia: What is Victory Day, and why is it important this May 9?

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al jazeera By Niko Vorobyov On Tuesday, thousands of soldiers, tanks and military vehicles will march through Moscow’s Red Square, while fighter jets roar overhead as part of the annual Victory Day →

‘Patriot shootdown of a Kinzhal’: dezinformatsiya?

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asia times by Stephen Bryen Ukraine claims it shot down a Kinzhal hypersonic missile over Kiev on the night of May 4. The claim was dutifully reported by the Ukrainian propaganda mill, after which →

Allen, Texas, shooting victims: What we know about the mall attack so far

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cbs news By Alex Sundby Families and officials are releasing the names of the eight people killed in a mass shooting at a Texas mall on Saturday. Two young sisters, Daniela Mendoza and Sofia Mendoza, →

A streak of light may not be a black hole fleeing its galaxy after all

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​science news​​​ By Liz Kruesi A trail of starlight thought to possibly indicate a runaway supermassive black hole may be something much more mundane: a spiral galaxy seen edge on, a new study finds. →

The ‘Cis-’ Slur and the War on Normality

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american conservative by Adam Ellwanger It is no secret that everything has been politicized over the past ten years. Things that formerly eluded notice or comment—that is, normal things—have not →

A 'Rampant Rise' of Necrophilia in Muslim Nations?

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american thinker By Raymond Ibrahim Disturbing connections between the macabre practice of necrophilia and Islam are back in the news. "In a shocking revelation," starts one Apr. 29 report, "parents →

Where Is the Missing Biden Witness, Gal Luft?

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american thinker By Mark Adams Last February, Dr. Gal Luft, a retired Israel Defense Forces lieutenant colonel with deep intelligence ties in Washington and Beijing, was arrested as an alleged gun →

8 dead after pedestrians struck by car outside Texas migrant shelter; driver in custody

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​cbs news​​​ By Emily Mae Czachor, Nicole Sganga A driver ran into pedestrians who were standing at a bus stop outside a migrant shelter in South Texas, killing at least eight, in an incident that →

'Lithium Valley' may provide California with its next gold rush

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cbs news The auto industry is introducing fleets of electric vehicles that will be powered by lithium-ion batteries and while the U.S. has massive quantities of lithium locked underground, companies →

Regional Partners Like Kazakhstan Can Be Assets for U.S. Nonproliferation Efforts

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national interest by Alex Little Secretary of State Antony Blinken recent’s trip to Central Asia, where he emphasized that the United States supports the territorial integrity of regional countries →

Chinese Embassy exchanges views with Philippine law enforcement dept on forced labor crime

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​global times​​​ The Chinese Embassy in the Philippines expressed appreciation for the Philippine authorities' powerful action in rescuing Chinese nationals subjected to forced labor and asked the →

US gunning for China with next-gen, hit-to-kill air missile

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​asia times​​​ by Gabriel Honrada The US plans to ramp up production of its next-generation air-to-air beyond-visual-range (BVR) missile, a weapon it hopes will tip the balance of air power in the →

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