Hezbollah Leadership Killed in Israeli Air Strikes

The well known leadership of the Islamic terror group known as Hezbollah suffered a severe blow to its strategic direction with strikes in Lebanon that killed Hassan Nasrallah among other top officials. Israel has increased attacks along the Lebanese border where Hezbollah operates as it seeks to control and contain

Music Mogul Arrested on Federal Charges Including Sex Trafficking

American prosecutors have arrested music producer Sean Combs also known by his stage names as P. Diddy, Puff Daddy, and Diddy on an array of federal charges including sex trafficking. Sean Combs also known as Sean John, has been arrested at a New York hotel as a result of a years

Second Attempt on Trump’s Life in As Many Months

With a second gunman trying to assassinate President Trump, every American must ask, is Democratic party rhetoric like that of Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris promoting violence in politics? Americans have yet to see an assassination attempt on any Democratic party presidential nominees or even members in

Judge Withdraws Funds From StarLink Account to Pay Social Media Fines

Brazilian Judge withdraws $3.3 Million from Starlink and social media "X" bank accounts to pay for fines imposed by the supreme court in Brazil. The supreme court of Brazil has unfrozen business accounts belonging to Elon Musk in order to pay fines declared by the Judge overseeing the matter.

Kamala Harris Suspected of Cheating During the Presidential Debate

The Harris campaign has been accused of cheating during the presidential debate from using high tech hearing devices to accessing the debate questions beforehand, but did any of it really make a difference? Much of the presidential debate seemed orchestrated even before any accusations were levelled against Kamala Harris.

South Korean Courts Rule Unbinding Climate Law Violate Rights

Courts in South Korea has determined that any climate laws which do not have binding targets that must be achieved is considered unconstitutional. South Korea's top constitutional court confirmed that the absence of any legally binding targets regarding a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions violates the rights of future generations.

Venezuelan President Jails Opposition, Declares October Christmas

President Maduro of Venezuela who recently formalized a questionable election victory for a third term as president took drastic steps to jail members of his political opposition then declared Christmas early, by more than two and half months. Many of the Venezuelan President's critics are calling the moves by Maduro an

StarLink Changes Course Follows Ban on X App in Brazil

Internet satellite provider StarLink has reversed its decision to allow users to access the X app, by blocking the social media platform as required by Brazilian courts. Initially StarLink which is owned by Elon Musk had declared it would not comply with the court order to ban the social media

Islamic Terrorists Murder Over One Hundred In Nigerian Village

Boko Haram militants on motorcycles entered a village market and opened fire killing more than one hundred innocent civilians in one of the deadliest attacks in recent months. A gang of more than fifty islamic terrorists presumed to all be Boko Haram militants entered a northern Nigerian village killing more

Brazil Supreme Court Orders Ban on Social Media App X

A questionable Brazilian court ruling implies an increasing lack of freedom of speech in the South American nation. The Brazilian ban of the social media app "X" formally known as Twitter, was imposed by the five judge panel when the company failed to meet the court's deadline.