Foreign Policy
As Egyptian Death Toll Rises, Pres. Promotes Cooperation, Rand Paul Pushes for End to Aid
President Obama is pushing for continuation of the U.S. cooperation with Egyptian authorities, while Senator Rand Paul aims to end the funneling of...
State Department Warns Americans Against Travel to Pakistan
On August 8 the U.S. State Department warned U.S. citizens “to defer all non-essential travel to Pakistan,” stating that “The presence of several...
Read moreU.S. Drones Kill More Than 30 in Yemen; School Targeted in One Attack
At least 30 people were killed in Yemen by U.S. drone strikes over the past 12 days. Among the dead was an eight-year-old...
Read moreFormer Guantanamo Chief Says Close Guantanamo, End “War on Terror”
Retiring U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Detainee Policy William K. Lietzau dropped a bombshell on the Obama administration in an interview...
Read moreMainstream Media on Benghazi: It Was About Gun-running
The mainstream media in the United States have increasingly come to the conclusion that the Benghazi attacks were related to a secret gun-running...
Read moreU.S. Embassies Close Due to Al-Qaeda Threat
State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki announced on August 4 that U.S. embassies and consulates in 19 Muslim nations will remain closed at least...
Read moreThe Pentagon’s Secret Wars: You Don’t Have the Right to Know
The Department of Defense says Americans do not have the right to know where it is currently waging war. ...
Read moreGen. Dempsey Favors Building “Moderate Opposition” in Syria
In an appearance before a reconfirmation hearing of the Senate Armed Services Committee on July 18, Gen. Martin Dempsey, Chairman of the Joint...
Read moreEgypt’s Socialist Interim Leaders
The new interim leaders of Egypt appointed by the military have followed the pattern of being secular, internationalist, and socialist-leaning. Most of the...
Read moreU.S. Funded Anti-Morsi Activists, Terrorist Advocacy With Foreign Aid
U.S. foreign aid dollars have been channeled to U.S.-based radicals advocating terrorism against Egyptian civilians, according to a recent report by Emad Mekay...
Read moreObama Lobbies Reluctant Congress to Support Arming Syrian Rebels
Despite the White House’s mistaken impression that Obama can arm jihadist Syrian rebels without permission from Congress, media reports indicate that the administration...
Read moreJapan Set to Join TPP as Secret Negotiations Continue in Malaysia
On July 15, the 18th round of negotiations on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will begin in Malaysia. Japan is set to join the...
Read moreEgyptian Army Massacres Protesters; U.S. Continues Foreign Aid
The Egyptian Army massacred scores of pro-Morsi protesters in front of the Cairo National Guard headquarters July 8, where the former elected president...
Read moreFEMA Signs “Exchange” Deal With Russian Government
Following outrage and controversy last year over the Obama administration’s unprecedented decision to invite Russian troops for terror drills on U.S. soil, the...
Read moreEgypt’s Street Demonstrations and Coup Threats: Made in America?
Egypt's street protests — loosely based upon an online petition called the Tamarrud (loosely translated as “Rebellion”) — and the looming military threat...
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