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Australian Police Have Charged Several People For Intentionally Setting Bushfires. Activists Blamed Climate Change
New South Wales police have charged more than 20 people for deliberately starting fires across Australia as the country beats…
Read More » Here’s Why Authors, Theologians Think Pope Francis Cooperates With The Chinese Government Despite Persecution Of Religious Groups
Pope Francis came to a hotly debated deal with the authoritarian Chinese government in 2018. The move caused widespread confusion…
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The Pig-Ignorance of Tim Kaine & The Pro-Iran Left
“Soleimani was a despicable killer, but this drastic escalation of hostilities, waging a military attack on Iraqi soil over the…
Read More » U.S. Strikes in Iraq Killed Powerful Iranian General and Deputy
In a stunning admission, Iran says that one of its most powerful generals was killed in Iraq as well as…
Read More »World-Renowned Auto Exec Escapes Trial In Japan: Report
Former chairman for Nissan and Mitsubishi Carlos Ghosn reportedly fled Japan he was facing stiff charges stemming from his time…
Read More »Mexican Cop Arrested In Connection To Massacre Of American Mormon Family
In a shocking development in the hunt to locate those responsible for the massacre of nine U.S. citizens at the…
Read More »Amnesty International Condemns Russia For ‘Intimidation And Persecution’ Of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Amnesty International condemned Russia for imprisoning Jehovah’s Witnesses and said in a Monday statement that “intimidation and persecution” of Jehovah’s…
Read More »Russia Convicts Six More Jehovah’s Witnesses For ‘Extremist Activities,’ Imprisons One For Six Years
A Russian court convicted six Jehovah’s Witnesses of “extremist activities” Friday. The Leninsky District Court of Penza convicted Vladimir Alushkin…
Read More »At Least Five Dead, ‘No Signs Of Life’ After Volcano Erupts
At least five people are dead and many others missing after a volcano erupted on an island in New Zealand…
Read More »At Least 20 People Killed After Cartel Shootout Near Southern Border
At least 20 people were killed after cartel gunmen stormed a Mexican border town and attacked government buildings. Mexican security…
Read More »Mexican President Rejects Prospect Of US Military Intervention Against Drug Cartels
While President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said his government is open to “cooperation” with the U.S., he roundly rejected the…
Read More »The Queen Cancels Prince Andrew’s Birthday Party Amid Epstein Allegations
The Queen has cancelled party plans ahead of Prince Andrew’s 60th birthday in February following a bungled BBC interview about…
Read More »Iranian Snipers Killed More Than 100 Protesters, Amnesty International Says
Iranian snipers killed more than 100 protesters in 21 cities throughout Iran in the past week, Amnesty International said Tuesday.…
Read More »Swedish Prosecutors Drop Rape Investigation Into WikiLeaks Co-Founder Julian Assange
Prosecutors dropped an investigation into 2010 rape allegations against WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange Tuesday. Forty-seven-year-old Assange is currently being held…
Read More »Reuters Changes Article On Hong Kong Protesters, Issues No Correction
A Reuters article about the Hong Kong protests saw drastic changes Monday, with every paragraph and the headline modified. The…
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