“The United States told American citizens in Russia on Monday to leave ‘immediately’ because of the risk of illegal detention or harassment by Russian authorities.” Don’t throw stones when you live in glass houses. We keep hearing about January 6. What really happened? FBI agents, instigators and collaborators like Ray… Read More »US tells citizens to leave Russia ‘immediately’ – THANKS JOE! – The Donald – America First

U.S. officials are not ruling out the possibility that a number of unidentified objects shot down in recent days may be of an extraterrestrial origin. Gen. Glen D. VanHerck, the commander of the United States Northern Command and North American Aerospace Defense Command, was asked by reporters in a briefing on… Read More »Top US General Refuses to Rule Out Extraterrestrial Origin of Shot Down Unidentified Objects

TOKYO/LONDON—The dollar edged toward a five-week high versus major peers on Monday as the Japanese yen slid and investors increased bets on the Federal Reserve keeping monetary policy tight for longer. The major event this week will be the release of U.S. consumer price data on Tuesday, which will drive… Read More »Yen Slides, Dollar Index Near 5-week High as CPI Looms

ESCONDIDO, Calif.—Company director Lara James experienced Shen Yun Performing Arts for the first time at the California Center for the Arts on Feb 12. Though Ms. James had no idea what to expect as she stepped into the theater, as soon as the curtain went up, she knew she was… Read More »Shen Yun Is ‘Truly Tremendous,’ Says Company Director

This film is only available in the United States because of territorial licensing. Most of us like to travel. What we don’t like is the baggage we’re carrying around. But what if you could travel through life with no bags at all? In this 18-part teaching series, bestselling author and… Read More »Traveling Light Ep1

GAZA—Several explosions rocked the Gaza Strip early on Monday, according to a Reuters witness, as Israel’s military said it attacked an underground site used by the Palestinian enclave’s Hamas Islamists to manufacture rockets. The air strikes, in which there was no immediate word of casualties, followed what Israel described as its shooting down… Read More »Explosions Rock Gaza, Israel Says It Hit Hamas Rocket Factory

LOS ANGELES—A jet being towed from a gate at Los Angeles International Airport struck a shuttle bus, injuring four people. Two shuttle passengers, the bus driver, and the tug driver of the jet were hospitalized Feb. 10 in stable to moderate conditions, according to Nicholas Prange of the Los Angeles… Read More »4 Injured in Jet, Shuttle Collision at LAX

Almost a year on from the deadly Lismore floods, the community is still waiting for a single at-risk home to be acquired through a government repair package. Record-breaking flooding devastated the NSW Northern Rivers in February and March last year, killing five people and destroying 4000 homes. The unprecedented devastation led… Read More »Victims of Lismore Floods Still Waiting for Government Promised Land Buy Backs

A group of national medical associations and doctors urged a federal court on Feb. 10 to order a federal regulator to reverse its two-decade-old approval of Mifepristone, a drug used for medication abortions that critics say endangers women who use it. The abortion pill has become a focus of legal… Read More »Federal Court Urged to Reverse FDA Approval of Abortion Pill

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) declared a “national defense airspace” over a portion of Lake Michigan on Sunday, temporarily closing down the area for commercial and civilian air traffic. The agency appeared to have canceled the declaration a short while later. The FAA notice, which banned civilian air traffic from… Read More »FAA Briefly Declares ‘National Defense Airspace’ Over Lake Michigan