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Iran's supreme leader has instructed the country's Supreme National Security Council to prepare for another assault on Israel. Khamenei was said to have told his associates that the scope of Israel's unprecedented Oct. 26 retaliatory strikes was "too large to ignore."
Thousands of North Korean troops have been spotted in eastern Russia and may soon enter the war against Ukraine, U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin announced this week.
The attack was impressive not for the devastation it caused -- the Biden-Harris administration effectively vetoed an Israeli attack on the most valuable targets -- but for the devastation it demonstrated Israel could bring in any future attack.
Nearly every Biblical sign of the last days is converging in our generation, a call to recognize the times and understand what may be on the horizon. From the restoration of Israel and it's modern fight for survival to the rise of global unrest, each of these events aligns with ancient prophecy, echoing warnings foretold thousands of years ago and warning of what is still to come.
As America's debt grows unchecked, the question isn't so much whether the U.S. dollar will falter but when. Seven key indicators signal trouble, painting a picture that suggests the dollar's days as the world's primary currency may be numbered.
The rise of automated license plate readers across the United States has triggered a growing wave of lawsuits, public outcry, and legislative debates, as concerns mount over their implications for privacy and civil liberties.
Canada's suicide activists and euthanasia advocates promised the public that the path to "medical aid in dying" would be a narrow path with high guardrails. They were lying. It is a four-lane highway, and there's nobody patrolling it.
Presidential candidate Kamala Harris continued her efforts to woo churchgoers on Sunday, just a few days after she ejected two rallygoers who exclaimed, "Jesus is Lord."
Israel, with a population less than a tenth of Iran’s, is engaged in an eight-front conflict with its arms supply gradually constricted by allies. International bodies that traditionally favor lawfare against Israel compound this, while Israel’s own defense establishment remains entrenched in a Western mentality that often overlooks the need for decisive victory.
In an era where political rhetoric has intensified, both sides of the aisle are expressing heightened fears about the stability of American democracy. A Scripps News/Ipsos poll reveals that over 60% of Americans believe violence on or after Election Day, November 5, is "somewhat" or "very likely."
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