Syria’s Civil War Is Now 3 Civil Wars
As the Islamic State’s caliphate disappears from Syria’s map, the country is settling into a twilight reality of de facto division, in which a variety of low-burning insurgencies continue to claim lives.
Don’t Mention It – New Zealand’s Orwellian Approach to Terror
New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has vowed never to mention the name of the perpetrator of the massacre at two mosques.
Palestinians: The Other Peace Deal
Hamas and Fatah, the two major Palestinian parties ruling the Gaza Strip and West Bank respectively, have been at war with each other for the past 12 years.
Repairing America’s Broken Universities
The University We Need is a tour de force that seeks to continue the magnificent American tradition of higher education.
Reuters Withholds Negative Information About Beto O’Rourke
Reuters reporter Joseph Menn showed clear bias in withholding negative information about now-presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke
Trump’s State Department Drops “Occupied Territory”
There is a difference between an “honest broker” and a “neutral arbiter.” In advance of the rollout of its Middle East peace plan
Iran’s ‘Road to the Sea’ Exposed on Golan
The threat posed by Hezbollah and Ali Musa Daqduq, a senior operative in Hezbollah, was unmasked by Israel on Wednesday.
Washington Post Admits Obama Failed to Declare Public Health Emergency
Even as the mainstream media has been relentlessly attacking President Trump for invoking a national emergency to secure the southern border
Britain’s War on Christianity: Part I
The unlawful arrest of a Christian street preacher in London has drawn attention to the continuing use of hate speech laws to silence Christians in multicultural Britain
The Medics Who Treated 4,000 People in the Last ISIS Stronghold
They’ve helped women, children, along with some men, from France, Canada, Russia, a handful from the UK, along with others from the Maldives, Egypt and Bosnia. “It’s like the whole world was there,” says Paul Curtis Bradley, the team chaplain for the Free Burma Rangers (FBR). After five weeks near the front line of the […]