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05/19/2026
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By Cassie B.
Putin and Xi deepen strategic alliance as China balances ties with Trump
Putin’s visit to Beijing reinforces Russia-China strategic partnership despite recent U.S.-China talks The two nations align around a multipolar world order opposing U.S. dominance and sanctions Russia depends on China for energy exports as Western sanctions cut off European markets China holds the upper hand in the relationship, dictating terms as Russia grows reliant on […]
05/15/2026
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By Cassie B.
Drone strike kills Sasha the Horse, the Russian wanderer who dreamed of walking to Brazil
Russian adventurer Aleksandr “Sasha the Horse” was killed in a Ukrainian drone strike in Bryansk Region, highlighting escalating civilian casualties in cross-border conflicts. Sasha’s 300-kilogram cart journey from Russia to Brazil ended abruptly near the Ukrainian border, drawing attention to militarized zones’ human toll. Bryansk has become a hotspot for Ukrainian drone strikes targeting infrastructure, […]
05/15/2026
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By Cassie B.
Iran’s resilience is costing America more than the war itself
The U.S. and Iran face a stalemate as Iran’s resilience undermines Washington’s “maximum pressure” strategy. Global oil markets and economic instability now bear the unintended costs of U.S. sanctions and conflict. Iran’s alliances with Russia, China, and regional proxies have transformed the conflict into a broader geopolitical struggle. A $36 trillion U.S. debt and eroding […]
05/14/2026
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By Cassie B.
Trump and Xi toast a new era in Beijing as trade and Iran dominate talks
Xi Jinping toasts that China’s rejuvenation and America’s greatness can coexist Critical questions remain unresolved after talks between Xi and Trump Taiwan emerges as the central red line in U.S.-China relations Trade, oil, and AI see progress but no final deals Xi warns mishandling Taiwan could lead to clashes or even conflict Chinese leader Xi […]
05/13/2026
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By Cassie B.
California’s refinery collapse threatens military readiness as foreign fuel dependence grows
California’s aggressive climate policies are backfiring by forcing refinery closures and creating a self-inflicted energy crisis. The state’s geographic isolation and shrinking refining capacity leave it dangerously dependent on foreign fuel, including imports from India tied to Russian crude. Gas prices could skyrocket to $10–$12 per gallon, crippling families, businesses, and military logistics if supply […]
05/13/2026
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By Cassie B.
China draws hard lines ahead of Trump-Xi summit
Trump and Xi prepare for high-stakes Beijing summit amid escalating tensions over Taiwan, Iran, and trade. China demands the U.S. respect four “red lines,” including Taiwan’s sovereignty and its own political systems. U.S. sanctions on Chinese firms over Iran ties complicate talks, as Beijing defies restrictions on Iranian oil imports. Trump hints at softening Taiwan […]
05/08/2026
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By Cassie B.
Russia downs 264 Ukrainian drones during Victory Day ceasefire, warns of retaliation
Russia intercepted 264 Ukrainian drones overnight despite declaring a 72-hour Victory Day ceasefire. Ukraine targeted 16 Russian regions, dismissing the truce as a propaganda move while damaging strategic sites. Russia threatened massive retaliation against Kyiv, warning diplomats to evacuate as escalation looms. Both sides exchanged drone strikes, wounding civilians, including children, with no sign of […]
05/07/2026
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By Cassie B.
Trump signs new counterterrorism strategy branding Europe an “incubator” of terror threats
The Trump administration released a new counterterrorism strategy targeting NATO allies for open borders enabling terrorism. The strategy expands terrorist threats to include drug cartels, left-wing extremists, and traditional jihadist groups. Europe is accused of allowing mass migration to turn the continent into a breeding ground and recruitment hub for terrorists. White House officials vow […]
05/07/2026
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By Cassie B.
Pakistan brokers fragile truce: U.S. and Iran edge toward 30-day ceasefire
A fragile one-page U.S.-Iran memorandum could temporarily halt hostilities in the Strait of Hormuz while triggering 30 days of negotiations. Iran’s uranium enrichment moratorium and U.S. sanctions relief are central to the deal, but Tehran remains skeptical of American demands. Pakistan’s mediation has paused U.S. naval operations in the strait, reducing tensions but leaving the […]
05/06/2026
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By Cassie B.
Germany was never truly “de-nazified” after WWII, Medvedev claims
Medvedev claims the West deliberately sabotaged post-WWII de-nazification of Germany to protect high-ranking Nazis for Cold War purposes. Historical records show over 50% of West German justice officials in the 1950s were former Nazi Party members. U.S. occupation officials noted 60-70% of judges and prosecutors in the American Zone were ex-Nazi members. Cold War anti-communism […]
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