U.S. General Warns of Risks of Military Defeat in Potential North Korean Conflict
A report submitted to the U.S. Congress by General Jan-Marc Jouas, former deputy commander of U.S. Forces Korea, has raised alarming concerns over the U.S. military’s ability to succeed in a potential conflict on the Korean Peninsula. The report suggests…
The Mask Is Off: Trump’s Intentions for War with Iran
In a stunning display of duplicity, President Donald Trump has made it clear that he intends to dismantle the Iran nuclear deal by October, regardless of the facts. The plan is brazen and premeditated: claim Tehran is violating the agreement,…
Josh Barro Returns to Business Insider as Senior Editor
Josh Barro is making his return to Business Insider as senior editor, where he will oversee the site’s commentary team and continue writing his thought-provoking columns on politics, business, and the economy. The announcement is set to be made on…
Chafee’s Fundraising: A Campaign on Life Support
When it comes to campaign fundraising, former Rhode Island governor and Democratic presidential hopeful Lincoln Chafee stands out—not for his success, but for his abysmally low numbers. Chafee, who transitioned from Republican to independent before declaring as a Democrat, raised…
Yes to Dual Loyalty, No to War with Iran
Criticizing Jewish or Israeli opponents of the Iran nuclear deal often comes with accusations of anti-Semitism. Critics are branded as perpetuating the “dual loyalty” trope—an antiquated notion suggesting that Jews have divided allegiances. But in today’s globalized world, where people…
Grayson Slams Governor Scott’s Planned Parenthood Investigation
In a fierce rebuke of Florida Governor Rick Scott, Congressman Alan Grayson has accused the state’s health regulators of targeting women’s healthcare in a politically motivated investigation of Planned Parenthood clinics. The Orlando Democrat, currently campaigning for a U.S. Senate…
Celebrating Eid in Gaza Amidst the Rubble of War
In Gaza, where joy and sorrow often intertwine, Wafaa Awajah’s family celebrated Eid in a way that few could truly understand—amid the remnants of a home destroyed not once, but twice in recent years. As we gathered in their modest…
Google Explores Internet Expansion in Cuba
This weekend, a Google executive is set to visit Cuba, exploring ways to improve the island’s Internet access—a critical move amid the U.S.-Cuba thaw under President Obama. The company has reportedly made a proposal to the Cuban government, signaling growing…
Redefining Civilians and Legitimate Targets: Israeli Soldiers Speak Out on Gaza
Breaking the Silence, an organization of Israeli military veterans, recently released a collection of testimonies from nearly 70 soldiers and officers who participated in Operation Protective Edge in Gaza last summer. The testimonies, which were published on Monday, provide an…
France’s Push to Restrict Iran’s Missile Program: A Critical Step for Preserving Balance in the Middle East
French President Emmanuel Macron has recently called for Iran to engage in negotiations to curb or even terminate its missile program, threatening sanctions against the nation if it refuses to comply. This move echoes the stance of other Western powers,…
Buffett Defends Burger King-Tim Hortons Deal Amid Tax Inversion Criticism
Warren Buffett, the billionaire CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, once again stood by the controversial $11 billion acquisition of Canadian chain Tim Hortons by Burger King, despite widespread criticism labeling the deal a corporate inversion aimed at circumventing U.S. taxes. Buffett,…
Is a U.S. Fleet of Ten Supercarriers Sustainable? Rising Costs of Warships and Aircraft May Force Fleet Reduction
The U.S. Navy’s ambitious plan to induct ten supercarriers of the Gerald Ford Class over the next two decades aims to replace its aging Nimitz Class carriers. While the USS Gerald Ford (commissioned in 2017) introduced advancements like electromagnetic catapults…





























