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“And The Truth Shall Make You Free” – 21st Century Edition

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The U.S. “Post-Withdrawal” Mission in Iraq

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The Afghanistan Intelligence Gap And What Can Be Done About It

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Hezbollah, Iran’s Reliable Bridge to the American Continent

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Can We Win A New Cold War?

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Russian Military Intelligence Penetration of NATO

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The U.S. Dilemma in Iraq

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The Cost of Lying? Credibility

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Afghanistan’s Catastrophe: A Tragic Lesson To Learn

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What Will We Learn From Afghanistan?

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Honor The Fallen

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- Several dead, nearly 400,000 Texans without power from ice storm
  (WASHINGTON EXAMINER) – Several Texans are dead and nearly 400,000 people in the state are without power as ice storms are expected to ease up in the South on Thursday. At least six people are dead, USA Today reported, and 389,571 people are without power in the Lone Star State, according to Poweroutage.us, as of… […]
- Germany considering national missile defense shield after escalation with Russia
  (CREATIVE DESTRUCTIVE MEDIA) – Germany has recently come to the forefront of European countries causing escalations with Russia when it began pressuring Washington and NATO allies to send tanks to Ukraine last month. Being well aware of its precarious position with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Germany is now in a race to drastically increase its… […]
- Britons face £300 fine for burning wood to keep warm
  (Breitbart) – The UK government has told local authorities to crack down on people using wood-burning stoves to keep warm with fines of £300 or potentially criminal prosecutions for those who continually refuse to abide by state climate diktats. Amid the energy crisis in Britain, which came to fruition in large part as a result… […]
- India set to crank up coal power to meet soaring demand
  (OIL PRICE) – India will see its power generation from coal increase in the coming year as authorities plan to have coal-fired units maximize electricity production from imported coal to meet rising demand, government sources told Reuters on Monday. The government of India, where coal still generates around 70% of electricity, plans to use an… […]
- Biden administration wants people to stay home because of 'climate crisis'
  The Joe Biden administration is suggesting that people all should stay home – all the time – because of the "climate crisis." Biden previously created the circumstances, during COVID, that government essentially tried to keep people from leaving their homes. With a lot of success. Now officials have turned a corner, and have come up… […]
- North Korea threatens U.S. with 'overwhelming nuclear force'
  The rogue government of North Korea is threatening "overwhelming nuclear force" as its reaction to war games the United States is conducting with South Korea. "The military and political situation in the Korean peninsula and the region has reached an extremely dangerous phase due to the reckless military confrontations and hostile acts of the U.S.… […]
- Biden moves against religious rights in fight over providing contraceptives
  By Kate Anderson Daily Caller News Foundation The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced earlier this week that it was looking into removing employers’ ability to cite a moral objection to providing contraception in their employee insurance coverage under the Obamacare mandate, while legal experts warn that this could be the first step… […]
- Scientists inject fish with alligator DNA to create mutant creatures that live longer
  (THE SUN) – Scientists have put alligator DNA in catfish to make them live longer. Millions of fish are harvested across the world each year, but nearly half are killed due to diseases. However, studies have found that by inserting alligator genes into catfish, their survival chances increase by fivefold. WND is now on Trump's… […]
- Pentagon unsure Ukraine can retake Crimea anytime soon
  By Micaela Burrow Daily Caller News Foundation The Department of Defense expressed doubt about whether Ukraine could retake Crimea in a classified briefing to Congress on Wednesday, Politico reported, citing four people with firsthand knowledge of the briefing. WND is now on Trump's Truth Social! Follow us @WNDNews Ukraine’s leaders have repeatedly communicated that their… […]
- Appeals court kills 'conversion therapy' counseling ban
  Pro-LGBT activists have worked with pro-LGBT lawmakers in multiple locations across the United States to create a legal ban on certain talk counseling. Their scheme allows counselors to encourage the LGBT lifestyle, but bans any therapy that seeks to support people who want to leave the LGBT lifestyles. Those who leave the lifestyle, of course,… […]