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US, Mexican presidents order ‘concrete’ border steps: statement
US President Joe Biden and Mexican counterpart Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Monday they had ordered "concrete" steps to reduce illegal border
UK police warn of ‘sextortion’ scams against teenage boys
UK law enforcement issued an urgent warning on Monday about criminal gangs overseas targeting British teenagers in so-called sextortion scams online.
US says five Israeli units committed abuse before Hamas attack
The United States found five Israeli units committed "individual incidents of gross violations of human rights" against Palestinians in the West Bank
CONFIRMED: Federal Government Giving Voter Registration Forms to Non-Citizen Refugees
The federal government is giving voter registration forms to non-citizen ‘refugees.’ According to South Carolina state representative and congressional candidate Adam Morgan, the federal government is including voter registration forms in packets at the S...
JUST IN: Hunter Biden Launches War Against Fox News with Defamation Lawsuit – Hannity, Bartiromo, Watters Told to Preserve Docs
Hunter Biden launched a war against Fox News with a defamation lawsuit.
QatarEnergy signs $6bn deal with China shipbuilder
A Chinese ship-building giant will construct 18 huge gas carriers for QatarEnergy under a $6 billion deal the Gulf firm announced on Monday, hailing it as
France orders firms to prioritise anti-air missile orders
France has ordered firms involved in production of Aster air defence missiles to prioritise those contracts, Defence Minister Sebastien Lecornu said
Ecuador taking Mexico to court over asylum for ex-VP
Ecuador said Monday it was taking Mexico to the International Court of Justice for granting asylum to former vice president Jorge Glas, who Quito captured
Guatemalan Poppy Farmers Suffer as Fentanyl Overtakes Heroin in the US
Many Americans are concerned that over 150 of their fellow citizens overdose on fentanyl every day, but do they ever stop to think about how this shift to fentanyl negatively affects the lives of opium and cocaine growers in Latin America?
Heavy Hailstorm, Devastating Tornado Hit Industrial Metropolis of Guangzhou, China (VIDEOS)
A devastating tornado struck south China during the weekend, killing five people, injuring dozens, and damaging more than 140 factory buildings in the industrial city of Guangzhou.
Italian PM Meloni Will Run in June European Elections, Wants To ‘Bring Together the Centre-Right Forces and Send the Left Into Opposition’
As the June European Elections approach, all countries see a flurry of maneuvering by the political forces in order to get the best possible outcome.
Donkey cart bomb kills five in northeast Kenya
Five people died when a bomb hidden on a donkey cart blew up in a Kenyan town on the border with Somalia on Monday, the interior minister said. There was
Czechs expand rights for same-sex couples
Same-sex couples in the Czech Republic will enjoy most rights of married couples from next year after President Petr Pavel signed a new bill into law on
G7 close to setting end date for coal-fired power plants: source
G7 energy ministers are close to committing to a common target of shutting down their coal-fired power plants "in the first half of the 2030s", a source
UN ‘alarmed’ by Iraq law criminalising same-sex relations
The United Nations said Monday it was "alarmed" by a new law in Iraq criminalising same-sex relations, and called for them to be shelved. Homosexuality is
Un-Informed Anti-Israel Protestors Have No Idea Gays are Routinely Killed in Palestine. Just Listen…
The hatred for homosexuals in Gaza ranks a close second to the hatred of Jews.