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[jwplayer HNQ3LG8B]   An internal Department of Justice review discovered that the Drug Enforcement Administration has paid more than 9 million dollars to deactivated confidential informants, or sources.  These CIs are …

By Brendan Kirby, Lifezette As the New York City Police Department scaled back its controversial stop-and-frisk initiative over the last several years, gun seizures plummeted and the share of killings …

By Tom Batchelor, Express According to the extremists’ twisted ideology, Dabiq – a tiny town in northern Syria – will see a “major apocalyptic showdown with the armies of the …

By Drew Berquist Despite fifteen years of efforts in Afghanistan and numerous victories by the U.S. led coalition, the war-torn country is again in rapid decline.  While several reasons for …

[jwplayer ojKuygyO] Conditions in Aleppo, Syria continue to worsen as more than 200 airstrikes pummeled the city over the weekend killing more than 100 civilians.

[jwplayer JdEDDewD] While speaking to Congress, FBI Director James Comey stated that he anticipated a wave of terror following the collapse of ISIS’ self-declared caliphate.

By Bill Gertz, Free Beacon Several Afghan nationals undergoing military training in the United States disappeared from U.S. military bases this month, according to Pentagon and Homeland Security officials. “During …

FBI Director James Comey went further Tuesday in clearing former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton of legal wrongdoing for her secret email account, saying he saw no evidence that she …

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and Marxist rebel leader Timochenko used a pen made from a bullet on Monday to sign an agreement ending a half-century war that killed a …

[jwplayer K8ygehN5] The failed cease-fire in Syria and continued acts of aggression by the U.S and Russia toward each other have tensions reaching the height of those during the Cold …