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Japan Seeks More Military Allies Amid China’s Assertive Actions In Indo-Pacific
Read More On Sept. 11, Japan and Vietnam signed a deal, enabling exports of Japanese defense equipment, vessels, and technologies to Vietnam. The deal aims
Taliban governor of Helmand’s message to west: ‘Come back with money, not guns’
Read More Afghanistan Interview Taliban governor of Helmand’s message to west: ‘Come back with money, not guns’ in Lashkar Gar Talib Mawlawi, who spent years
Fed Judge: NY Vaccine Rule Must Allow for Religious Exemptions
A federal judge Tuesday temporarily blocked New York state officials from imposing a COVID-19 vaccine requirement on healthcare workers who claim the shot violates their
Blinken admits US doesn’t know who was killed in Kabul airstrike, review ongoing
Post Content Secretary of State Antony Blinken admitted Tuesday that he does not know whether a person killed in a U.S. drone strike in Kabul
U. of Nebraska Offers Minor in ‘Racial Justice, Equity and Inclusion’
The University of Nebraska has added a Racial Justice, Equity, and Inclusion minor through its College of Arts & Sciences, according to the school’s website.
Woodward’s ‘Peril’: Milley Secretly Took Steps to Undermine Trump After Jan. 6
Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mark Milley, concerned then-President Donald Trump could “go rogue,” called a secret meeting at the Pentagon two days after the
Arizona sues Biden administration over COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Post Content FIRST ON FOX: Arizona on Tuesday sued the Biden administration over President Biden’s sweeping vaccinate mandates that affect federal employees and private businesses
Cruz grills Biden judicial nominee over statement calling Kavanaugh ‘intellectually and morally bankrupt’
Post Content Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, grilled President Biden’s judicial nominee over a past statement that called Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh “intellectually and morally
Biden’s clashes with own experts over COVID booster shots undermine promise to ‘follow the science’
Post Content Clashes between President Biden’s White House and the administration’s own experts over COVID-19 booster shots are threatening to undermine a key Biden campaign
Ex-Cops Accused of Violating Floyd’s Rights Plead Not Guilty
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DOJ Launches Civil Rights Probe of Georgia Prisons
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GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis: End State Testing in Florida Schools
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Amazon Introduces Palm Reader at First Non-Amazon Venue
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Federal Employees Get Nov. 22 Vaccination Deadline
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Experts break down China’s smoke and mirrors relationship with Taliban in wake of US withdrawal
Post Content In the days following the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, China has made public advances to bolster its relationship with the Taliban in
Green Pass, un unico decreto per PA e aziende private: il governo verso l’estensione dell’obbligo
Read More ROMA – L’obiettivo del governo è allargare al massimo il Green Pass. Per farlo, è allo studio un decreto che introduca il passaporto
The Israeli tour guide unearthing remnants left behind in Egypt after the Yom Kippur War
Read More A few months ago, Zvika Horowitz of Kfar Sava received a telephone call accompanied by a jarring WhatsApp message. Around 48 years after
The West Bank archaeological site at the center of a passionate Jewish-Palestinian struggle
Read More One recent Thursday afternoon, an armored bus stood waiting at the entrance to the settlement of Shavei Shomron. Inside the bus, a group
U.S. will hold back some Egyptian military aid due to human rights concerns, report says
Read More The United States has decided to hold back some of the military aid it provides to Egypt due to human rights concerns, the
Takeda Eyes Vaccine Business Growth as Dengue, COVID-19 Shots Progress: CEO
Read More TOKYO—Takeda Pharmaceutical Co., which distributes Moderna Inc.’s COVID-19 shots in Japan, expects vaccines to become a bigger part of its portfolio as shots