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

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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 →

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

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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

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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 →

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

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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 →

What America Owes to the ‘Fabian Strategy’

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National Interest   by James Holmes     After stinging military defeats in the fall of 1776, George Washington adopted the “Fabian strategy” to defeat the British. Just as →

Hantavirus Hysteria: The Media’s New Fear Campaign

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​american thinker​​​ by Brian C. Joondeph The New York Times and other corporate media outlets are warning readers about “outbreaks,” rising cases and mysterious deaths. Not surprisingly, →

Italian fugitives arrested in Spain after trail uncovered by forged documents

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​brussels times​​​ By The Brussels Times Newsroom     A suspect first sought by Italian authorities in May 2021 was arrested on charges of causing aggravated bodily harm and →

Paris in 1853 Provides A Lesson For Trump in 2026

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American Thinker   by Vince Coyner     In 1853, Paris was far different from what it is today. While it had the Louvre, Notre Dame, and the Arc de Triomphe, it also had virtually no →

Trying to Get Through to My Liberal Friends

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American Thinker   by Armando Simon     I have a couple of friends who are liberals -- not those liberals who have reached what I call “the incurable terminal stage.” Nor are →

Kemi Seba tells South African court he fears for his life if returned to Benin

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Africa News   By Dominic Wabwireh  with AFP     Firebrand anti‑Western activist Kemi Seba, wanted in Benin over an alleged foiled coup plot, told a Pretoria court →

The Trump Administration’s Counterterrorism Strategy Takes Aim at Drug Cartels

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National Interest   by Joe Zacks     The usual subject of Islamist terrorism takes second billing to concerns in the Western Hemisphere.     President →

Mali: Hundreds rally to show support for beleaguered army leader

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Africa News   By Africanews  with AFP, AP     Hundreds of supporters of the Malian junta gathered at a stadium in the capital of Bamako on Saturday to reaffirm →

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