A family is now grieving a 33-year-old Air Force crew member whose KC-135 went down in Iraq during missions tied to strikes on Iran. The widow first heard he wasn't entitled to extra benefits because Congress never… Show more

Air Force widow denied benefits over war definition

Alice Weidel, leader of Germany's AfD, is predicting the CDU will dip under 20 percent at the national level. She also thinks the deeply unpopular Friedrich Merz is in for some changes, possibly even replacing the… Show more

Alice Weidel CDU and Merz prediction

Norway pulling $80 billion out of U.S. Treasuries is part of a bigger pattern that most commentators are overlooking, and economist Philip Pilkington from PI Privatinvestor Capital joined the discussion to highlight… Show more

Philip Pilkington Norway U.S. Treasuries

Washington's line that Iran can't be trusted is a lie, according to security chief Mohsen Rezaei. He insists Tehran ranks among the most reliable nations globally, pointing to a record of never starting wars, never… Show more

Iran security chief on trust in US

Gen. Christopher Donahue has retired after a campaign that lasted over a year, orchestrated by Sec. Hegseth to remove him from consideration for a senior command role within the military structure. The general holds a… Show more

Sec. Hegseth serious expression navy suit

Is the Red Sea turning into the next Strait of Hormuz? That question is rising as the fighting zone in Yemen pushes closer to the water. Houthi-led Yemeni Armed Forces state they shot down a Saudi-affiliated Wing Loong… Show more

Houthi military briefing on drone strike

German politics is facing a tidal shift after projections indicate the AfD will win the Saxony-Anhalt state election. While it remains unclear if they secure an outright parliamentary majority, this result marks the… Show more

AfD projected to win Saxony-Anhalt election

So when the question came up about whether U.S. investment in Venezuelan oil squares with American energy independence, U.S. Energy Sec. Wright's reply started with a pretty sweeping claim: the Western Hemisphere, he… Show more

Wright Western Hemisphere belongs to America

A wedding celebration in southern Iran turned deadly after one of six bombs dropped by Navy jets last week missed its target. The Pentagon is investigating the high likelihood that the strike accidentally hit a home in… Show more

US Navy jets bomb wedding in Iran

Greek PM Mitsotakis is asking a pretty direct question: should Greece keep carrying the title of Europe's most indebted country, or is it time to actually pay down what's owed instead of handing it to the next… Show more

Mitsotakis on Greek debt reduction

A family is now grieving a 33-year-old Air Force crew member whose KC-135 went down in Iraq during missions tied to strikes on Iran. The widow first heard he wasn't entitled to extra benefits because Congress never… Show more

Air Force widow denied benefits over war definition

Alice Weidel, leader of Germany's AfD, is predicting the CDU will dip under 20 percent at the national level. She also thinks the deeply unpopular Friedrich Merz is in for some changes, possibly even replacing the… Show more

Alice Weidel CDU and Merz prediction

Norway pulling $80 billion out of U.S. Treasuries is part of a bigger pattern that most commentators are overlooking, and economist Philip Pilkington from PI Privatinvestor Capital joined the discussion to highlight… Show more

Philip Pilkington Norway U.S. Treasuries

Washington's line that Iran can't be trusted is a lie, according to security chief Mohsen Rezaei. He insists Tehran ranks among the most reliable nations globally, pointing to a record of never starting wars, never… Show more

Iran security chief on trust in US

Gen. Christopher Donahue has retired after a campaign that lasted over a year, orchestrated by Sec. Hegseth to remove him from consideration for a senior command role within the military structure. The general holds a… Show more

Sec. Hegseth serious expression navy suit

Is the Red Sea turning into the next Strait of Hormuz? That question is rising as the fighting zone in Yemen pushes closer to the water. Houthi-led Yemeni Armed Forces state they shot down a Saudi-affiliated Wing Loong… Show more

Houthi military briefing on drone strike

German politics is facing a tidal shift after projections indicate the AfD will win the Saxony-Anhalt state election. While it remains unclear if they secure an outright parliamentary majority, this result marks the… Show more

AfD projected to win Saxony-Anhalt election

So when the question came up about whether U.S. investment in Venezuelan oil squares with American energy independence, U.S. Energy Sec. Wright's reply started with a pretty sweeping claim: the Western Hemisphere, he… Show more

Wright Western Hemisphere belongs to America

A wedding celebration in southern Iran turned deadly after one of six bombs dropped by Navy jets last week missed its target. The Pentagon is investigating the high likelihood that the strike accidentally hit a home in… Show more

US Navy jets bomb wedding in Iran

Greek PM Mitsotakis is asking a pretty direct question: should Greece keep carrying the title of Europe's most indebted country, or is it time to actually pay down what's owed instead of handing it to the next… Show more

Mitsotakis on Greek debt reduction