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Guyana Tells World Court Venezuela’s Claim on Oil-Rich Region Threatens It
Guyana has asked judges at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to rule that Venezuela does not have a legitimate claim to the potentially oil-rich region around the Essequibo River, which has been disputed between the two countries since colonial times.

By The Financial District
May 71 min read


Trump Calls Critics "Treasonous" as Iran Policy Draws Scrutiny
President Donald Trump said during a speech in Florida that he believes it is “treasonous” for critics to claim the United States is not succeeding in its conflict with Iran.

By The Financial District
May 71 min read


Trump Says Iran Hostilities "Over" as Questions Persist Over Troop Presence
President Donald Trump has informed Congress that U.S. military hostilities with Iran have ended.

By The Financial District
May 61 min read


Iranian Military Official Warns U.S. Conflict Could Resume
A senior Iranian military official said Saturday that renewed conflict between Iran and the United States is “likely.”

By The Financial District
May 51 min read


U.S. Approves $9 Billion in Weapons Sales to Israel, Middle East Allies
The United States has approved a new tranche of weapons sales worth about $9 billion to Israel and several Middle East allies.

By The Financial District
May 51 min read


Trump Announces U.S. Naval Escort Mission in Strait of Hormuz
President Donald Trump announced Sunday that the United States will launch a new effort to escort vessels through the Strait of Hormuz.

By The Financial District
May 51 min read


Some GOP Lawmakers Question Trump’s Claim Iran Conflict Has Ended
Some Republican lawmakers are expressing skepticism over President Donald Trump’s claim that U.S. hostilities with Iran have “terminated.”

By The Financial District
May 41 min read


EU Slams Trump Tariff Threat as Trade Tensions Escalate
The head of the European Parliament’s trade committee has criticized President Donald Trump’s threat to increase tariffs on European cars and trucks, calling the move “unacceptable.”

By The Financial District
May 41 min read


U.S. Weapons Stockpiles Strained by Conflicts, Raising Supply Concerns
The Trump administration has disclosed that its military campaign against Iran, dubbed “Operation Epic Fury,” has cost an estimated $25 billion so far, with additional funding requests expected.

By The Financial District
May 41 min read


Trump Yet to Decide on U.S. Troop Cuts in Germany Amid NATO Tensions
A senior U.S. official told CBS News recently that President Donald Trump has not yet been presented with options to reduce U.S. military forces in Germany.

By The Financial District
May 41 min read


Iran’s President Says U.S. Naval Blockade "Doomed to Fail"
Iran’s president said that the ongoing U.S. naval blockade targeting Iranian ports and vessels is “doomed to fail,” challenging President Donald Trump’s claims that economic pressure will force Tehran to accept a deal to end the conflict on U.S. terms.

By The Financial District
May 41 min read


Legal Expert Doubts DOJ Case Against Comey Over Social Media Post
Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley expressed skepticism about the Department of Justice’s reported indictment of former FBI Director James Comey.

By The Financial District
May 41 min read


Trump Approval Drops as Polls Show Rising Economic Anxiety
President Donald Trump’s approval rating fell to a low point in a poll released recently, as rising gas prices and tensions with Iran weigh on voters’ economic outlook.

By The Financial District
May 41 min read


McConnell Blasts Pentagon for Sitting on $400-M in Ukraine Aid
Former Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), who now chairs the Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee, is criticizing the Pentagon for failing to disburse $400 million in military aid to Ukraine authorized by Congress.

By The Financial District
May 41 min read


U.S. Navy Warship Drifts in Pacific After Losing Power
A U.S. Navy warship lost power and propulsion for several hours in the Indo-Pacific on Tuesday after experiencing an “engineering casualty” in its electrical system.

By The Financial District
May 31 min read


May Day Protests Sweep U.S. Cities with Thousands Joining Labor Actions
International Workers’ Day events took place across the United States on May 1, with organizers reporting roughly 3,500 demonstrations under the banner “May Day Strong.”

By The Financial District
May 31 min read


The War for Truth
I recently attended a forum titled Malign Foreign Influence in Philippine Politics, which sought to dissect a term called Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference, or FIMI — a term increasingly finding its way into diplomatic briefings, intelligence assessments, and newsroom conversations worldwide.

By Gerry Urbina
May 35 min read


Jeffries, Leavitt Clash Over Blame for White House Dinner Incident
Hakeem Jeffries sharply criticized Karoline Leavitt, calling her a “disgrace” and a “stone-cold liar” after she blamed Democrats for a shooting incident tied to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.

By The Financial District
May 31 min read


Vance Raises Doubts Over Pentagon’s War Briefings to Trump
JD Vance has reportedly questioned whether the Pentagon is providing Donald Trump with an accurate picture of the war in Iran.

By The Financial District
May 31 min read


Stephen King Slams Trump Over Call to Fire Jimmy Kimmel
Stephen King has criticized Donald Trump after the president called on ABC to fire late-night host Jimmy Kimmel.

By The Financial District
May 21 min read


Japan Moves to Boost Defense Amid Rising Regional Tensions
Sanae Takaichi pledged to strengthen Japan’s defense capabilities by updating key security policy documents later this year.

By The Financial District
May 21 min read


Oil Executives Warn of Summer Price Shock Amid Rising Tensions
Oil industry executives are warning of a potential surge in fuel prices as tensions involving Donald Trump and Iran continue, alongside disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.

By The Financial District
May 21 min read


Global Leaders Meet to Review Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
Leaders and anti-nuclear activists gathered in New York City to review the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), amid growing geopolitical tensions.

By The Financial District
May 11 min read


George Clooney Condemns Political Violence in Chaplin Award Speech
George Clooney took a moment to address political tensions while being honored with the Chaplin Award at Film at Lincoln Center’s 51st annual ceremony.

By The Financial District
May 11 min read
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