Geopolitics

North Korean shocked by how nice, diverse, America is

"I believed they were full of hostility ... but they were just so nice," a North Korean defector said after visiting the United States. Read More.

Twitter green-lights Khamenei's call for genocide

The leader of a brutal, repressive regime which is the world's top state sponsor of terrorism apparently has the green-light from Twitter to advocate for the destruction of Israel. Read More.

Trump says U.S. won't be Germany's 'suckers anymore'

President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that he was shifting 12,000 troops out of Germany to other NATO allies and stateside. Read More.

Report: Biden, Hillary architects of Russia 'espionage outpost'

Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton engineered the Obama administration's assistance in the development of Russia's technology hub, which was used by Vladimir Putin to advance the Kremlin's military capabilities, including espionage against the United States, investigative reporter John Solomon said. Read More.

Zimbabwe seeks to make it right with evicted white farmers

White farmers in Zimbabwe who were evicted during the reign of brutal dictator Robert Mugabe will receive compensation from the state, a report said. Read More.

Pompeo: U.S. counterintelligence focused on election interference

The U.S. government is working hard to ensure the 2020 U.S. presidential election will be free from intervention from the likes of China, Russia and Iran, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said. Read More.

Film recalls NY Times role in Stalin's crime against humanity

The film "Mr. Jones" examines the atrocities committed by Joseph Stalin and the Soviet Union and the New York Times reporter, Walter Duranty, who enabled them. Read More.

Cracking? Millions could die in Wuhan, Yichang if huge dam fails

“Made in China” already doesn’t have the strongest connotation associated with it, and it appears this may even apply to mainland Chinese infrastructure. Read More.

Revealed: Name and substance-abuse record of ‘dossier’ source

The alcohol-fueled criminal past of the primary "subsource" of the bogus anti-Trump "dossier" was ignored by the FBI in its vetting of him, newly declassified documents show. Read More.

F-35 sale to Japan seen boosting alliance, deterring China

Japan has purchased 105 F-35A and F-35B strike fighters from the United States in one of the largest foreign military sales ever. Read More.

Coronoavirus border policy stopped 186,000 from 130 nations

President Donald Trump’s closing of the southern border early in the coronavirus crisis kept illegal immigrants from 70 percent of the world's nations from entering the United States to potentially spreading the virus, Trump administration officials say. Read More.

Pompeo urges Chinese people to repudiate CCP

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is urging America's allies and China's citizens to work with the United States to change the "bankrupt totalitarian ideology" of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Read More.

Russia conducts massive exercise with 150,000 troops

Russian leader Vladimir Putin ordered a massive combat readiness check for his nation's military. Read More.

It begins: Global banks are scrutinizing Hong Kong clients

Global wealth managers are scouring the social media posts and other public records of their clients in Hong Kong for information on whether they have any ties to the city's pro-democracy movement, which was essentially outlawed under the Chinese communist government's new security law. Read More.

Jan. 5, 2017 meeting: Lawsuit demands release of all records

Judicial Watch announced on Tuesday that it filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Department of Justice, the FBI and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) for all records related to the January 5, 2017 meeting in the Obama Oval Office during which the Steele dossier and the investigation of Gen. Michael Flynn were discussed. Read More.