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History Repeats Itself: Like Communist China, Democrats Want to Choose the Republican Candidate in 2024
Guest post by Joe Hoft, republished with permission Democrats want to mimic Communist China.
SHOCKER: Bill Barr Criticizes Colorado Supreme Court Decision, Calls Ruling “Legally Wrong and Untenable” (VIDEO)
Backstabbing former Attorney General Bill Barr has criticized the Colorado Supreme Court’s decision to disqualify former President Donald Trump from appearing on the state’s ballot.
HOUSE OF SIN: House Previously Investigated Secret Sex Tape Scandal 18 Months Prior to Senate Staffer’s Explicit Filming Fiasco
Recent investigations have uncovered that a lewd sex tape scandal involving a Senate staffer was not the first of its kind.
Ireland to launch human rights case against UK
Dublin has a launched legal challenge against the UK over the Northern Ireland Troubles Act
German labor dispute set to escalate – media
The German Union GDL will strike for up to five days after January 8 due to a labor dispute with national rail company Deutsche Bahn
Rejecting Russian energy cost the EU dearly - Borrell
The EU may have traded one dependency for another when it moved away from Russian energy, Brussels’ top diplomat has said
Kiev wants runaways to return from abroad and fight – defense minister
Men who fled abroad after the fighting with Russia started will be summoned to recruitment centers, Ukraine’s defense minister has said
Moscow promises tit-for-tat response to EU seizures of Russian assets
Moscow has promised to retaliate if Brussels touches its sovereign reserves
Ukrainians failing to integrate in Germany – Spiegel
The Federal Audit Office has noted poor completion rates of ‘integration courses’ by refugees, according to the outlet
Rights group slams Meta for ‘silencing’ pro-Palestinian voices
Human Rights Watch accused Meta on Thursday of restricting pro-Palestinian content on Facebook and Instagram, decrying "systemic online censorship" since
Marcos vows Philippines will assert South China Sea rights after Beijing warning
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos vowed Thursday that his government will stand up to "coercion" in the South China Sea, a day after a stern warning
Taiwan accuses China of ‘economic coercion’ over tariffs move
Taiwan accused China on Thursday of election interference and deploying "classic economic coercion" after Beijing slapped fresh tariffs on certain
EU bank’s shares shoot up on back of Russia deal
Raiffeisen shares surged after it pledged to cut its equity in its Russian branch by buying a stake in the Strabag group
Ukraine conflict could ruin EU – Borrell
The bloc could be severely undermined unless it helps Kiev stop Russia, Josep Borrell has said
South Korea #MeToo initiator’s case dismissed by top court
South Korea's highest court dismissed claims for compensation from the initiator of the country's #MeToo movement on Thursday, after she had filed suit
Sony PlayStation 5 sales cross 50 million units
Sales of Sony's PlayStation 5 have crossed 50 million units, the Japanese electronics giant said, pointing to "strong momentum" this year for its flagship