Israel, Morocco, and the U.S. Deepen Strategic Ties: Completing the Abraham Accords Promise
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar, Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita, and U.S.
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Saudi Arabia Temporarily Shuts Down East-West Oil Pipeline Following Drone Attacks
Saudi Arabia has temporarily suspended operations on its East-West oil pipeline, also known as Petroline, following multiple drone attacks this past Thursday, in the Riyadh and Medina regions.
MASSIVE SPYWARE BREACH: Spain’s President Lost Millions of Messages, Emails, Photos and Audio to Pegasus
A new assessment of the Pegasus spyware attack on Spanish President Pedro Sánchez has revealed the extraordinary scale of information extracted from his cellphone, reigniting questions about who was behind the operation and what may have happened to sensitive government data.
Inside Sudan’s Alleged Chlorine Weapons Program: New Evidence Raises Questions Over Military Leadership
A newly disclosed intelligence dossier is providing the most detailed evidence yet of an alleged secret chemical weapons program operated by Sudan’s military during the country’s devastating civil war.
U.S. Opens Agricultural Front in Venezuela: Credit Guarantees, Assistance, and a Boost for American Farmers
The Trump administration’s investments in Venezuela are moving at a rapid pace.
Colombia Says “Colombians First” as New President Launches Immigration Crackdown
A Trump-style immigration crackdown is underway in Colombia — and hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan immigrants could be caught in the middle.
Sweden Slams the Door on Citizenship: 96% of July Cases Not Approved as Only 98 Become Swedish Under Tough New Rules
For decades, Sweden was widely associated with liberal immigration policies and an expansive approach to multiculturalism.
Makes Sense… Argentina Gives Government New Power to Bar or Expel Foreigners Over “Hate” Messages and Attacks on National Symbols
Argentina’s President Javier Milei has signed a new decree expanding the country’s immigration restrictions to cover certain speech and conduct directed against Argentines.
How Did We Get Here? Morocco Demands the Return of Unaccompanied Illegal Migrant Minors From Spain — And Spain Says NO!
Following the invasion and mass irregular entry of more than 70,000 people into the Spanish cities of Ceuta and Melilla a couple of weeks ago, a new diplomatic front has intensified between Rabat and Madrid, centered on illegal unaccompanied immigrant minors.
From Revolutionizing Prenatal Care to Shaping U.S. Policy Toward Hispanic America: The Story of Juan Pablo Segura, the New Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs
Juan Pablo Segura has gone from the world of startups and healthcare technology to one of the most consequential positions in U.S.
Colombia First? Bogotá’s New Foreign Policy Brings Country Closer to Trump and Israel
Just days after taking office, Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella and his foreign minister announced two major diplomatic decisions: Colombia recognized Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara and became the second country in the world, after the United States, to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights.
Milei’s Land Reform Hits a Wall: Argentina’s Senate Blocks Opening Rural Property to Foreign Buyers
The libertarian president wanted to tear down restrictions on foreign ownership.
Netanyahu Rejects Trump’s Board of Peace 15-Point Gaza Plan: ‘No Withdrawal Until Hamas Fully Disarms’
Israeli PM also vows no Palestinian state in Gaza or West Bank while he is in office Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday firmly rejected a 15-point plan for Gaza put forward by President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace, declaring that the Israeli military will not make “any withdrawal” from Palestinian territory until Hamas is completely and genuinely disarmed.
Trump Turns the Screws on Switzerland: New U.S. Tariffs Expose the Price of Defying America First
President Donald Trump is turning up the economic pressure on Switzerland once again, imposing new tariffs of up to 12.5% while accusing the European nation of failing to effectively prevent foreign-made goods produced with forced labor from reaching the American market.
Trump Says U.S. Has Secured More Than $13 Billion From Venezuelan Oil Since Maduro’s Removal
President Donald Trump said the United States has generated more than $13 billion in revenue from Venezuelan oil exports since Nicolás Maduro was removed from power earlier this year.
Breaking News: Colombian Authorities Seize Bus Carrying 420 Kilograms of Explosives Bound for Cali Days Before Presidential Inauguration
Colombian security forces have reportedly intercepted a bus carrying approximately 420 kilograms of explosives in the department of Cauca, preventing what authorities believe could have been a major terrorist attack targeting the city of Cali.
Milei Moves to Shield Argentina’s Central Bank, Bringing It Closer to the U.S. Federal Reserve Model
Argentine President Javier Milei has unveiled one of the most ambitious institutional reforms of his administration: a sweeping overhaul of the Central Bank of Argentina’s (BCRA) charter designed to prevent future governments from financing public spending by printing money.
Spain’s Socialist Government Allocates €25 Million to Immigrant Minors Who Invaded Ceuta as One in Three Spanish Children Lives at Risk of Poverty
Breaking news from Spain: Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s Socialist government has announced an extraordinary €25 million package of public funds to care for the unaccompanied migrant minors (commonly known in Spain as MENAs) who arrived in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta during last week’s invasion.
Is Washington Abandoning Spain? How U.S. Policy, Israel’s Alliance with Morocco, and Pedro Sánchez’s Immigration Agenda Are Reshaping the Western Mediterranean
For years, Washington has supplied advanced weapons, intelligence cooperation, military training, and diplomatic backing to Morocco, turning Rabat into one of the pillars of its North Africa strategy.
Colombia’s President-Elect Abelardo de la Espriella to Make History with First Presidential Inauguration Outside Bogotá in More Than a Century
Colombia’s president-elect, Abelardo de la Espriella, will be sworn into office on August 7, 2026, in the city of Cali, breaking with more than a century of republican tradition.
Schools Turn to Pepper-Spray Drones as New Defense Against Active Shooters
As school shootings continue to haunt communities across the United States, a growing number of school districts are embracing an unconventional new security tool: high-speed drones equipped with pepper gel, sirens, flashing lights, and two-way communication systems designed to confront active shooters before police arrive.
Netanyahu Defies Mamdani’s Arrest Threats as Polymarket Gives 85% Odds of New York Visit
Despite repeated threats from New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, prediction markets are signaling overwhelming confidence that the Israeli leader will travel to New York before September 30.
Saudi Arabia Accuses Iran-Backed Militias of Drone Attack on Abqaiq Oil Refinery as Middle East Tensions Escalate
Saudi Arabia has accused Iran-backed militias operating from Iraq of launching a drone attack against critical oil infrastructure, marking another dangerous escalation in the Middle East and raising concerns about global energy security.
Haiti Descends Deeper Into Chaos as Gang Terror Displaces Millions and Children Are Recruited Into Violence
Haiti’s security and humanitarian crisis continues to spiral, with heavily armed gangs controlling most of the capital, expanding into new regions, and leaving millions of Haitians trapped between violence, hunger, and institutional collapse.
Trump Greenlights 30-Year U.S.-Saudi Nuclear Cooperation Deal, Positioning American Companies to Lead Saudi Civilian Nuclear Development
President Donald Trump has formally approved a landmark 30-year nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia, clearing the way for U.S.
Cuba: A New State Department Report Reveals Decades of Cuban Regime Penetration and Influence Operations in the United States
For more than sixty years, the Cuban regime has operated as one of the United States’ most persistent and sophisticated adversaries—not through conventional military force, but through a sustained campaign of espionage, ideological infiltration, and the export of revolutionary radicalism.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s “Parents’ Night Out” Giveaway: Latest Progressive Gimmick Amid a String of Failed Big-Government Experiments
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has announced yet another taxpayer-funded pilot program called “Parents’ Night Out,” providing free supervised childcare for one evening so parents can enjoy a night out on the city’s dime.
The Times Backs Spain in the World Cup Final: Many Fans Say They’re Fed Up with Argentine Arrogance and Disrespectful Behavior
One of Britain’s most influential newspapers, The Times, has made its editorial stance crystal clear: Spain should win the 2026 World Cup final.
How Nayib Bukele Consolidated Power in El Salvador and Changed the Country — and Why He Can Now Seek a Third Term
President Nayib Bukele’s approval to seek a third consecutive term marks one of the most significant political transformations in El Salvador’s recent history, following a series of constitutional reforms driven by his party, Nuevas Ideas.
Minneapolis Daycare Owner Fahima Egeh Mahamud Pleads Guilty to $5.45M Fraud in Child Care and Feeding Our Future Schemes
Fahima Egeh Mahamud, former CEO of Future Leaders Early Learning Center in Minneapolis, pleaded guilty in federal court to one count of wire fraud and one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States.
Trump Administration Launches Global Campaign Against ICC, Calls Court a Threat to U.S. Sovereignty
The Trump administration has unveiled a sweeping diplomatic campaign to isolate the International Criminal Court (ICC), arguing that the Hague-based tribunal has become a threat to American sovereignty and warning that every available diplomatic tool will be used to curb its influence.
Trump’s Shield of the Americas Gains Momentum: Colombia Set to Join, Ecuador Deepens U.S. Security Partnership, and Haiti Draws Regional Attention
President Donald Trump’s Shield of the Americas initiative continues to gain momentum across the Western Hemisphere.
Mexico’s First Openly Gay Mayor Slain in Guadalajara as World Cup Highlights More Than 135,000 Disappearances and more Journalist Killings
Mexico’s hosting of the 2026 FIFA World Cup was meant to showcase national pride, soccer passion, and cultural unity before a global audience.
Trump Draws Red Line on Iran: U.S. Strikes Hammer Regime After Hormuz Attacks, Ceasefire Collapses
President Trump is delivering on his promise of peace through strength, ordering decisive U.S.
Trump Escalates Dispute With Spain, Orders Immediate Suspension of All U.S. Trade With the Country and Spain Backs Down
During the NATO summit in Ankara on Wednesday, U.S.
America at 250: A Tribute to Freedom, Opportunity, and the American Spirit
There are moments in life when gratitude cannot be fully expressed in words.
Trump Marks America’s 250th with Patriotic Message and Warnings About the Return of Communism
President Donald Trump delivered speeches from both Mount Rushmore and the National Mall in Washington, D.C., as part of the Salute to America 250 celebrations commemorating the 250th anniversary of American independence.
Indian Embassy in Venezuela Demands Investigation into Alleged Organ Removal from Deceased Seafarer’s Body
The Indian Embassy in Caracas has called on Venezuelan authorities to conduct a thorough investigation into the alleged desecration and removal of organs from the remains of Indian seafarer Rakesh Chauhan, a 33-year-old from Deoria district, Uttar Pradesh.
Florida Votes to Ban Illegal Immigrants from Public Colleges and Universities
TALLAHASSEE, Florida — The Florida State Board of Education voted 6–1 on Tuesday to prohibit illegal immigrants from enrolling in the state’s 28 public colleges and adult education programs.
June Belongs to the Sacred Heart of Jesus: A 350-Year Catholic Devotion, Not Pride Month
For centuries, the Catholic Church has dedicated the month of June to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Texas Supreme Court Blocks Harris County from Spending Taxpayer Dollars on Illegal Immigrants’ Deportation Defense
The Texas Supreme Court has temporarily blocked Harris County from spending taxpayer dollars on legal services for individuals facing federal deportation proceedings, marking a significant victory for state officials seeking to curb what they view as the misuse of public funds.
Cuba Approves Major Economic Reforms Expanding Private Sector, Banking, and Property Rights Amid Severe Crisis and U.S. Sanctions
Cuba’s parliament has unanimously approved a package of economic reforms that represents the country’s most significant departure from its socialist economic model since the 1959 Revolution led by Fidel Castro.
Is Trump’s Iran Deal Splitting MAGA? The Mark Levin–Alex Bruesewitz Feud Reveals a Growing Divide
The recent public clash between veteran conservative commentator Mark Levin and Alex Bruesewitz, a close adviser to President Donald Trump, has caught many MAGA supporters by surprise on X.
U.S. Doubles Bounty on MS-13’s Top Honduras Leader Believed to Be Hiding in Guatemala — Washington Now Offering $15 Million for Two Cartel Chiefs
Ten million dollars for one man’s head.
Brazil’s Supreme Court Convicts Eduardo Bolsonaro to 4-Year Prison Sentence and 8-Year Political Ban
Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court (STF) unanimously convicted yesterday former federal deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL-SP) of the crime of coação no curso do processo (coercion in the course of legal proceedings).
Trump’s Drug Czar Reveals the U.S. Is Already Investigating and Targeting Mexican Officials Linked to the Sinaloa Cartel
The administration of President Donald Trump has significantly increased pressure on drug trafficking networks operating in Mexico and, according to statements made by the United States’ drug czar, investigations are no longer focused solely on cartel leaders but also on public officials allegedly involved in protecting criminal organizations for years.
New EU Migration Pact Comes into Force and Favors Bureaucracy Over Secure Borders
The European Union’s new Pact on Migration and Asylum is now fully in effect.
Peruvians in the U.S. Could Help Decide Peru’s Presidential Election as Race Remains Too Close to Call
The 2026 Peruvian presidential runoff between conservative candidate Keiko Fujimori of the Popular Force party and left-wing challenger Roberto Sánchez of Together for Peru remains undecided as vote counting continues.
Kayleigh McEnany Reports on H-1B Visa Fraud: India’s Fake Degree Racket Exposes Systemic Vulnerabilities in the U.S. Skilled Immigration Program
In late 2025, Kerala Police dismantled a multi-state fake degree racket, arresting 11 suspects and seizing over 100,000 counterfeit certificates linked to around 22 universities or institutions.
China Expresses Strong Opposition to Defense Cooperation Between Japan and NATO Amid Regional Tensions
Beijing has repeatedly expressed its “grave concern” and “firm opposition” to the strengthening of the partnership between Japan and NATO, viewing it as a provocative step that risks reviving Japanese militarism, intensifying bloc confrontation in the Asia-Pacific, and undermining regional stability.
Everything You Need to Know About Peru’s June 7 Presidential Election: Polls, Candidates, and Proposals
Peru is approaching a decisive presidential runoff election on June 7, in what many analysts describe as one of the country’s most consequential elections in years.
Colombia Enters High-Stakes Runoff Between Hardline Security Candidate and Petro-Aligned Left
With nearly all votes counted, right-wing outsider Abelardo de la Espriella and left-wing senator Iván Cepeda emerged as the two finalists, setting up a stark ideological confrontation between a hardline security agenda and a continued peace-and-reform strategy.
Mexican Chamber of Deputies Passes Reform Allowing Election Annulment for Foreign Interference, Raising Serious Concerns About Morena’s Intentions
This Thursday, after a marathon overnight session, Mexico’s Chamber of Deputies—dominated by the ruling Morena party and its allies—approved q constitutional reform that adds “foreign intervention” as a new ground for annulling elections.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio Announces Deportation and Third-Country Acceptance Agreements for Illegal Immigrants and Non-Nationals with More Than 20 Countries
Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated yesterday on television that the United States has secured agreements with 20 countries around the world to accept people living illegally in the U.S.
China and Cuba Strengthen Alliance at the UN as Trump Increases Pressure on Havana
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on the sidelines of a UN Security Council session, openly thanking Beijing for its “permanent solidarity” against what the Cuban regime calls the “U.S.
Trump Administration Closes the Green Card Adjustment Loophole: Temporary Visitors Must Return Home
This week the Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued a decisive policy memorandum that restores the original intent of American immigration law.
