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The Contempt of the World

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​the american conservative​​​ by John Hirschauer Thomas à Kempis, author of the 15th-century classic The Imitation of Christ, wrote that for the Christian, “it is sweet to despise the world and to →

Every branch of the U.S. military is struggling to make its 2022 recruiting goals, officials say

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​nbc news​​​ By Courtney Kube and Molly Boigon Every branch of the U.S. military is struggling to meet its fiscal year 2022 recruiting goals, say multiple U.S. military and defense officials, and →

Manchin and Collins: 'We wuz robbed.'

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american thinker By John Mastronardi No sooner had the Supreme Court issued its Dobbs opinion then West Virginia’s sometimes-rational-Democrat senator Joe Manchin and senior Maine-Squish-Republican, →

Syria and Italy sign two cooperation agreements on restoring and reviving Barada River

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sana Rome, SANA The University of Damascus and the Governorate of Damascus signed two cooperation agreements with the Italian Mayella National Park on exchanging experiences and to serve the national →

Supreme Court’s Gun Ruling Reverberates Across the Nation

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​national interest​​​ by Ethen Kim Lieser The Supreme Court on Thursday, with a vote of six to three, struck down a 108-year-old New York law limiting who can obtain a license to carry a concealed →

Cape Verde is exporting music and vibes to the world

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​africa news​​​ Ade da Costa was just an ordinary boy on the tiny island of Maio. Like many Cape Verdeans, he wanted to be a musician. Now he’s got a professional career in Spain. "When Bana, Cesarea →

Strike week in Belgium: What disruptions to expect, and when

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the brussels times By Lauren Walker Belgium will be hit by various strikes in the next few days, from a national strike on Monday to various airlines carrying out actions later in the week. Here is a →

Ale, the new baby white rhino at Cuba's national zoo

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africa news Ale, a baby white rhino born on June 9 in Havana, strolls curiously with his mother Katherine through the African grassland at the National Zoo of Cuba, whose officials seek to contribute →

Senate passes most significant gun control legislation in decades

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​cbs news​​​ By Melissa Quinn Washington — The Senate late Thursday voted 65 to 33 to pass the bipartisan gun control bill, the most significant legislation addressing guns in nearly 30 years. →

Free school lunches for all are ending. But House passes deal on summer meals, other child nutrition benefits.

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​nbc news​​​ By Elizabeth Chuck The House passed a bill Thursday to extend food assistance measures for children, drawing praise from advocates who said the legislation would help millions of kids →

New rules for e-scooters from 1 July in Belgium

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​the brussels times​​​ Increasing numbers of people feel unsafe on the roads due to e-scooters. Now, new regulations will enter into force on Friday 1 July, according to the Federal Mobility Minister →

Losing Our Democracy

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american thinker By John Leonard Hillary Clinton just became the most recent Democrat to claim we’re “standing on the precipice of losing our democracy” and of all people, Hillary ought to know. →

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