How the Digital Switchboard Turns Conformity into Evil

  • 0
american thinker by Greg Salsbury     History’s worst crimes are not usually carried out by cartoon villains. They are carried out by ordinary people who tell themselves they are →

‘Zionists’ Didn’t Destroy Massie’s Political Career—Massie Did

  • 0
american conservative by Daniel McCarthy     In the leadup to Thomas Massie’s primary defeat last week, I was struck by how popular the Kentucky congressman had suddenly become among →

Uganda confirms three new cases of Ebola, bringing total to five

  • 0
​africa news​​​ By Rédaction Africanews and AFP     Uganda has confirmed three new cases of Ebola, bringing the country’s total to five since the outbreak was first discovered in the →

San Diego mosque attack: racist interpretations of European history are inspiring extremists

  • 0
conversation by  Ibrahim Al-Marashi     Political actors across the spectrum invoke the past to grant legitimacy in the present and suggest inevitability in the future. But for →

President Trump says peace talks ‘getting a lot closer’

  • 0
al jazeera By Elis Gjevori and Fiona Kelliher     President Trump says in an interview peace talks with the Iranians are “getting a lot closer” but if a deal isn’t soon reached the US →

China’s Quiet Summit Victory

  • 0
National Interest   by Christopher Nye     Beijing’s real win from the US-China summit last week was a diplomatic formula whose repetition could undermine US interests. →

China unveils Shenzhou-23 crew for space station mission; first astronaut from Hong Kong to join China’s spaceflight mission

  • 0
Global Times   By Global Times     The three-member crew will consist of spaceflight engineer Zhu Yangzhu, spacecraft pilot Zhang Zhiyuan and payload specialist Lai, with Zhu →

Illegals Are Killing America

  • 0
american thinker by Jeffrey Folks     On April 3, a 51-year-old woman was murdered by a man wielding a hammer as she exited a Chevron gas station in Ft. Myers, Florida. The attack →

The Debt Party Nears its End

  • 0
​american thinker​​​ by Thomas Kolbe     In the wake of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, interest rates on global bond markets are rising rapidly. Along with yields, fears of a →

Marco Rubio visits India: What’s at stake with Trump-Modi ties strained?

  • 0
Al Jazeera   By Sarah Shamim, Reuters and The Associated Press     United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to India on Saturday for a three-day visit taking →

Tehran says diplomacy continues but no deal yet with US

  • 0
Al Jazeera   By Heba Habib and Danai Nesta Kupemba     Pakistan’s powerful army chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, arrived in Tehran on Friday and held talks with Iran’s →

Brazilian president calls China-developed surgical robot ‘incredible’; device set world record for longest-distance remote surgery in March, company rep tells GT

  • 0
Global Times   By Shen Sheng and Du Qiongfang     The device praised by Lula was developed by Shanghai MicroPort MedBot. A company representative confirmed to the Global →

Discussion