March 2017
Opposition in Venezuela Protests Supreme Court's Control Over Parliament
Opposition groups in Venezuela protested against the Supreme Court's recent decision to undermine the National Assembly's authority, accusing the judiciary of siding with President Maduro.…
US Defense Secretary: Iran's Support for Terrorism Has Not Changed in the Past Five Years
US Defense Secretary James Mattis reiterated that Iran's support for terrorism has remained unchanged over the past five years, labeling it the largest supporter of…
Pentagon: ISIS Takes Civilians Hostage and Places Them in Coalition Crosshairs
The Pentagon has revealed that ISIS is using civilians as human shields, deliberately placing them in danger during coalition airstrikes in Mosul. This comes after…
US Ambassador to the UN: Washington No Longer Emphasizes the Ouster of Bashar al-Assad
The US has shifted its stance on Bashar al-Assad, no longer prioritizing his removal but focusing on ending the Syrian civil war. Nikki Haley and…
UN: The Number of Syrian Refugees in the Region Exceeds 5 Million
The UN reports that the number of Syrian refugees has surpassed 5 million due to the ongoing civil war, which has now lasted longer than…
The UK Government Announces Bill to Replace EU Laws
The UK government has announced a comprehensive plan to repeal and replace EU laws following Brexit, aiming to ensure clarity and stability for British citizens.…
Theft of a 100-Kilogram Gold Coin from a Museum in Berlin
A 100-kilogram gold coin named 'Big Maple Leaf' was stolen from the Bode Museum in Berlin. The coin, valued at approximately four million dollars, was…
Customs Report: For the Second Consecutive Year, Iran's Non-Oil Exports Exceed Imports
Iran's non-oil exports exceeded imports by $246 million for the second consecutive year, with significant increases in both exports and imports. Key trading partners remain…
Merkel Rejects Key UK Demand Regarding Brexit
Angela Merkel has rejected a key demand from the UK regarding Brexit negotiations, stating that the UK cannot negotiate its exit and future relationship with…
Associated Press: Uncertainty Surrounds Hundreds of Iranian Students Accepted to U.S. Universities
Hundreds of Iranian students accepted to U.S. universities face uncertainty about their ability to enter the U.S. due to Donald Trump's immigration orders. Most of…
The Share of 'Recreation' in the Expense Basket of Iranians; Only Two Percent
A recent analysis reveals that recreation and cultural expenses account for only two percent of the total expenses of Iranian households. This low percentage reflects…
Iran's Inflation Rate Drops to Single Digits: From Statistics to Reality
The Central Bank of Iran announced a drop in the inflation rate to 9%, marking the first time in 26 years that Iran has a…
American General: Coalition Likely Involved in Civilian Casualties in Al-Jadida, Mosul
A senior U.S. military official acknowledged that the coalition likely contributed to civilian casualties in Mosul during an airstrike. Over 300 civilians have reportedly died…
A Pakistani Man Sentenced to Prison in Germany for Spying for Iran
A Pakistani man, Haidar Syed Mustafa, was sentenced to over four years in prison in Germany for spying for Iran, specifically targeting Jewish and Israeli…
JCPOA and Potential Consequences of US Sanctions Against the IRGC and Iran's Missile Program
On March 23, 14 US senators proposed new sanctions against Iran, potentially jeopardizing the JCPOA and altering regional power dynamics. The proposal designates the IRGC…
Theresa May Signs Official Letter for Britain's Exit from the European Union
Theresa May signed a letter initiating Britain's official exit from the EU, following a majority vote for Brexit. This marks the beginning of a two-year…
Germany Begins Investigation into Possible Turkish Espionage
Germany has launched an investigation into potential Turkish espionage against its citizens, following tensions between the two nations over canceled speeches by Turkish officials. Turkish…
Joint Presence of Israeli and Emirati Fighters in an Air Exercise
Israeli and Emirati fighter jets are participating in a joint military exercise in Greece, alongside the U.S. and Italy. This marks a significant step in…
Khaled Mashal Warns Israel About Changing the 'Rules of the Game'
Khaled Mashal of Hamas warned Israel about changing the rules of engagement following the assassination of Hamas leader Mazen al-Fuqaha. This incident has heightened tensions…
Amnesty International Urges US-Led Coalition to Protect Civilians in Mosul
Amnesty International has called on the US-led coalition to safeguard civilians in Mosul, where recent airstrikes reportedly killed up to 150 civilians. The US has…
The U.S. and 40 Other Countries Will Not Participate in Nuclear Disarmament Talks
The U.S., along with about 40 other countries, will not participate in UN nuclear disarmament talks, citing concerns over the effectiveness of such negotiations. Nikki…
Senate Intelligence Committee Investigates Donald Trump's Son-in-Law in Russia Case
The Senate Intelligence Committee is set to interview Jared Kushner regarding his connections with Russian officials, particularly two meetings with the Russian ambassador and the…
Trump's Deputy Emphasizes Support for Israel and Confrontation with Iran
Mike Pence, the U.S. Vice President, affirmed strong support for Israel and a confrontational stance against Iran at the AIPAC conference, highlighting the Trump administration's…
NATO to Spend Billions of Euros on Satellite and Computer Technology Development
NATO plans to invest three billion euros over three years to enhance its satellite and computer technologies, with a focus on improving communication for its…
Bahrain says it has arrested members of a 'terrorist group linked to Iran'
Bahrain has arrested 14 members of a group it claims is linked to Iran and involved in a police bus bombing. The arrests are part…
Syrian Democratic Forces: We Have Liberated the 'Tabqa' Base from ISIS Control
U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces have liberated the Tabqa airbase from ISIS control, a strategic location near the Tabqa dam. This victory is significant for advancing…
Arrest of Alexei Navalny, Opposition Politician, at Moscow Protest
Alexei Navalny was arrested during an anti-corruption protest in Moscow, which has led to hundreds of arrests across Russia. The protests are the largest against…
US Confirms Airstrike in Mosul Area Where Civilian Deaths Reported
The US confirmed an airstrike in western Mosul that reportedly resulted in civilian casualties, with eyewitnesses claiming at least 100 deaths. Iraqi security forces have…
Increase in Civilian Deaths Halts Mosul Operations
Iraqi security forces have halted operations to retake Mosul from ISIS due to a significant increase in civilian deaths, with reports ranging from dozens to…
Trump's Healthcare Plan Removed from Voting Agenda
Donald Trump's healthcare plan aimed at replacing Obamacare was removed from the House voting agenda due to insufficient support, facing unanimous opposition from Democrats and…
Trump's Warning to Republicans: Universal Healthcare Plan to be Voted on Friday
Donald Trump has warned Republicans that they must vote on the alternative to Obamacare on Friday after a previous vote was postponed. Despite holding a…
United Nations: 400,000 People Trapped in Western Mosul
The UN reports that 400,000 civilians are trapped in western Mosul amid ongoing conflict between Iraqi forces and ISIS militants, facing severe shortages of food…
Head of Iran's Election Headquarters: Number of Candidates for City Council Elections Has Tripled
The number of candidates for the Tehran City Council elections has surpassed 900, with a reported threefold increase in candidates across Iran. The registration process…
Is Infidelity in Emotional and Marital Relationships Unethical?
The article discusses the ethical implications of infidelity in romantic and marital relationships, featuring insights from sociologist Hossein Ghazian and philosopher Arash Naraghi. They explore…
A Jewish Man in Israel Arrested for Threatening Jewish Centers in America
A 19-year-old Jewish man was arrested in Israel for making bomb threats to Jewish centers in the U.S. He is identified as a hacker and…
Shahla Shafigh, Sociologist, Receives Knight of the Legion of Honor from France
Shahla Shafigh, an Iranian sociologist, was awarded the Legion of Honor by France for her contributions to gender equality. The award highlights her commitment to…
Tillerson: Defeating ISIS is the Top Priority for the U.S. in the Middle East
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson emphasized that defeating ISIS is the top priority for the U.S. in the Middle East during a meeting with…
An American Official Reports Unprecedented Air Operations Around Raqqa
U.S. forces and allied militants have launched an unprecedented air operation around Raqqa to seize a dam controlled by ISIS. Nearly 500 fighters have been…
US: North Korea Conducted a Failed Missile Test
The US military reported that North Korea attempted a missile test on April 2, which ended in failure shortly after launch. This incident follows North…
Trump's Supreme Court Nominee Emphasizes 'Judicial Independence'
Neil Gorsuch, nominated by Trump for the Supreme Court, stressed the importance of judicial independence during a lengthy Senate hearing. He asserted that he would…
Trump Warns Congressional Republicans About Alternative to Obama's Universal Healthcare Plan
Donald Trump has warned Republican lawmakers that failure to pass the proposed alternative to Obamacare could result in voter backlash in the 2018 elections. The…
The 'Nowruz Challenge': Emphasizing Similarities Over Differences
The Nowruz Challenge, initiated by Iranian-American Ali Partovi, encourages people to celebrate the Persian New Year together, emphasizing unity and similarities among diverse communities in…
Canadian Prime Minister Wishes Happy Nowruz
Justin Trudeau, the Prime Minister of Canada, extended Nowruz greetings to those celebrating the holiday, emphasizing cultural diversity and inclusivity. His message highlighted the significance…
Explosion in Baghdad Leaves at Least 23 Dead
A car bomb explosion in a Shiite neighborhood of Baghdad killed at least 23 people and injured 45 others amidst ongoing battles between Iraqi forces…
Japan and Russia Agree to Expand Relations; Urge North Korea to Avoid Tensions
Japan and Russia are seeking to resolve their territorial disputes while urging North Korea to avoid provocations. This comes amid heightened tensions in the region,…
Support from German and Japanese Leaders for Free Trade Following Unprecedented G20 Statement
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe have expressed their commitment to free trade following a G20 statement that avoided reaffirming such…
Silence Beethoven, Tell Tchaikovsky to Be Careful, Chuck Berry is Here!
Chuck Berry, a pioneer of rock and roll, passed away, leaving a legacy that influenced countless musicians. He was known for his straightforwardness and humor,…
Invitation to Women to Register for Council Elections
The Reformist Women's Assembly is urging qualified women to register for upcoming council elections in Iran, emphasizing the importance of women's participation in governance. Mohammad…
Ali Larijani: Corruption in the Islamic Republic is not Systematic
Ali Larijani, the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, claims that while corruption exists in Iran's administrative system, it is not systematic or organized. This statement…
Agreement Between the US and China to Strengthen Bilateral Relations
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to strengthen bilateral relations despite tensions over North Korea and trade. This meeting…
U.S. Secretary of State Meets with Chinese President
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson met with Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss bilateral relations amid rising tensions over North Korea. Both leaders expressed…
North Korea Claims to Have Tested Advanced Rocket Engine
North Korea has tested an advanced rocket engine, claiming it marks a significant advancement in its missile capabilities. Kim Jong-un emphasized the importance of this…
Chuck Berry, Pioneer of Rock and Roll, Passes Away
Chuck Berry, a legendary figure in rock and roll music, has died at the age of 90. His influence on the genre is profound, with…
Arrest of Two Football Referees in Bushehr on Suspicion of Hijacking
Two football referees were arrested at Bushehr Airport due to their referee headsets being mistaken for hijacking equipment. They were detained for several hours before…
42 Killed in Attack by Helicopter and Military Vessel on Somali Refugee Boat
An attack by an Apache helicopter and military vessel on a boat carrying Somali refugees off the coast of Yemen resulted in at least 42…
Esfandiar Monfaredzadeh's Dinner Party in Golkharestan
Esfandiar Monfaredzadeh hosts a dinner party with historical and religious figures including Cyrus, Zoroaster, Christ, Marx, and Mohammad Reza Shah, discussing their significance and the…
Attack on a Mosque in Syria Leaves at Least 42 Dead
An airstrike on a mosque in northwestern Syria killed at least 42 people during evening prayers, amidst ongoing airstrikes by Russian, Syrian, and U.S. forces…
A Court in Maryland Also Ruled Against Trump's Second Immigration Order
A federal judge in Maryland ruled against Trump's second immigration order, which bans travel from six predominantly Muslim countries, citing Trump's previous statements as evidence…
Reduction of Foreign Aid and Environmental Costs in the 2018 U.S. Budget
The U.S. 2018 budget proposal includes significant cuts to foreign aid and environmental protection funding while increasing military and domestic security expenditures. President Trump has…
Trump: We Will Take Immigration Order Case to Supreme Court if Necessary
President Trump criticized a Hawaii court ruling that temporarily blocks his new immigration order, claiming it undermines America's strength. He vowed to continue fighting for…
Federal Judge in Hawaii Suspends Trump's New Immigration Order
A federal judge in Hawaii has temporarily suspended Trump's new immigration order that bans citizens from Iran and five other countries from entering the U.S.…
US Accuses Russian Spies of Hacking 500 Million Yahoo User Accounts
The US has indicted two Russian officials for hacking 500 million Yahoo accounts in 2014, marking a significant escalation in accusations against Russia for cybercrime.…
Retired Population or Unemployed?
The report from the Central Bank of Iran reveals that over 26% of urban households had no employed individuals in 2015, raising questions about unemployment…
U.S. Indicts Four Individuals in Russia and Canada for 'Largest' Cyber Attack
The U.S. plans to file criminal charges against four individuals, three in Russia and one in Canada, for their involvement in the largest cyber attack…
Dutch Parliamentary Elections Scheduled
The Netherlands is set to hold parliamentary elections on March 15, with Mark Rutte and Geert Wilders as the main contenders. The election results may…
White House Releases Part of Trump's Tax Return for the First Time
The White House has released part of Donald Trump's tax return, revealing significant income and tax payments from 2005. This comes amid criticism of Trump's…
An Islamic State Commander Killed in Mosul
Iraqi forces killed an Islamic State commander in Mosul amid ongoing battles for control of key bridges. The fighting has intensified, with civilians fleeing the…
White House Spokesman: Trump Will Donate Presidential Salary to Charity
White House spokesman Shawn Spicer announced that President Trump will donate his presidential salary to charity, a promise he made during his campaign. This decision…
U.S. Justice Department Requests More Time to Respond to Congress Regarding Trump's Wiretap Claims
The U.S. Justice Department has requested additional time to respond to Congress regarding Donald Trump's allegations that Barack Obama ordered the wiretapping of his communications…
House of Lords Supports Start of Brexit Negotiations
The UK House of Lords has approved a bill allowing Prime Minister Theresa May to begin Brexit negotiations, removing the last legislative hurdle. This decision…
Vida Hajabi, Leftist Activist, Passes Away in Paris
Vida Hajabi, a prominent leftist activist and former member of the Iranian People's Fedai Guerrillas, died in Paris at the age of 81. She was…
Petition with Hundreds of Signatures; Iranian Students Concerned About Being Unable to Study in the U.S.
Over 1,800 Iranian students and researchers have signed a petition against Trump's executive order banning entry from six countries, expressing concerns about their ability to…
Kremlin Spokesman: Unfortunately, We Don't Know When Dialogue with the New U.S. Government Will Be Possible
Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin spokesman, expressed disappointment over the lack of progress in U.S.-Russia relations under President Trump and criticized the political 'excitements' in the…
Iraqi General: We Have Recaptured 30 Percent of West Mosul
Iraqi forces have recaptured 30% of western Mosul from ISIS, with signs of weakening resistance from the militants. General Ma'in al-Saadi expects the retaking of…
Turkish Prime Minister: We Will Respond Firmly to the Netherlands
Tensions between Turkey and the Netherlands escalated after the Dutch government prevented the landing of Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu's plane. Turkish officials, including Prime…
What Kind of Aircraft is Iran Air's Airbus 330?
Iran Air received its second Airbus 330, enhancing its fleet with modern aircraft capable of long-haul flights. The Airbus 330 can carry up to 300…
Federal Prosecutor of New York Says He Was 'Fired' by the President of the United States
Preet Bharara, the federal prosecutor of New York, announced he was fired by President Trump after refusing to resign. Bharara is known for high-profile cases,…
Two Israeli-Iranian Singers Strive for Friendship Between the People of Two Countries
Rita Jahanforuz and her nephew Liraz Charhi, both Israeli-Iranian artists, are promoting friendship between the peoples of Iran and Israel through their music. Rita has…
Governor of South Khorasan: I apologize if religious people were upset
Ali Akbar Parvizi, the governor of South Khorasan, apologized for remarks about dancing that upset religious leaders, who protested his retention in office. His comments…
Herbivorous Neanderthals and the Use of Penicillin
Researchers from the University of Adelaide discovered that Neanderthals in Spain were primarily herbivorous, while those in Belgium were carnivorous. The study highlights the complexity…
UN Calls on Turkey to Investigate Hundreds of Killings in Kurdish Regions
The UN Human Rights Office has urged Turkey to investigate hundreds of killings and human rights violations in Kurdish regions amid rising violence. The report…
235,000 New Job Opportunities Created in the U.S.; Likelihood of Interest Rate Hike Strengthens
The U.S. created 235,000 new jobs in February, leading to a decrease in the unemployment rate and likely prompting the Federal Reserve to raise interest…
German Police: Seven Injured in Axe Attack on Passengers at Train Station
A 36-year-old man from Yugoslavia was arrested for an axe attack at a Düsseldorf train station, injuring seven people. The police are investigating the incident…
Does God Exist?
A discussion between Amin Bozorgian and Amin Ghazai explores the existence of God, with Bozorgian arguing for a sociological perspective of God's existence based on…
News-Making Figure of 1395; Selected by the Audience of Radio Farda
Radio Farda is conducting a poll to select the most newsworthy figure of the year 1395, engaging its audience in the decision-making process. This initiative…
The White House Emphasizes Commitment to Finding Robert Levinson
The White House reaffirmed its commitment to finding Robert Levinson, a retired FBI agent who went missing in Iran in 2007. The U.S. has offered…
Housing, Income, and Iranian Households
The article analyzes housing statistics in Iran from 2007 to 2015, revealing that urban homes are generally larger than rural ones, contradicting common perceptions. It…
Hawaii's Official Lawsuit to Overturn Trump's New Immigration Order
Hawaii has filed a lawsuit against Trump's new immigration order, which temporarily bans entry from Iran and five other Muslim-majority countries. The state argues that…
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has fled Mosul and is hiding in the desert
U.S. and Iraqi officials believe that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has fled Mosul and is hiding in the desert as Iraqi forces continue operations…
Fatemeh Karroubi: Contrary to the term house arrest, agents of the Ministry of Intelligence are still present in our home
Fatemeh Karroubi has written to the Minister of Intelligence, expressing concern over the ongoing presence of security agents in her home despite the term 'house…
IRGC Official Warns of Consequences Following Recent US Navy Encounter in Strait of Hormuz
An IRGC official warned of severe consequences following a US Navy ship's encounter with Iranian fast boats in the Strait of Hormuz. The US claims…
Dozens Killed in Armed Attack on Afghanistan's Largest Military Hospital
An armed attack on Afghanistan's largest military hospital resulted in at least 30 deaths and around 50 injuries, with ISIS claiming responsibility. The attack highlights…
Hawaii Plans to Challenge Trump's New Immigration Order
Hawaii is challenging Trump's new immigration order that temporarily bans entry for citizens from Iran and five other countries. The order has sparked legal and…
Female Figures on Traffic Lights in Melbourne
Melbourne is trialing female pedestrian figures on traffic lights to promote gender equality. The initiative, supported by a non-profit organization, aims to reduce unconscious bias…
Cavusoglu: Germany is Deliberately Pressuring Turkish Citizens
Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu accused Germany of systematically pressuring Turkish citizens and obstructing political gatherings ahead of a constitutional referendum. This accusation comes amid…
Donald Trump Supports Republican Health Care Plan in the House of Representatives
Donald Trump has publicly supported a Republican health care plan aimed at replacing Obamacare, which has faced criticism from some Senate Republicans and Democrats. The…
Iraqi Army Takes Control of Mosul's Governorate and Central Bank
Iraqi special forces have captured key administrative and financial centers in Mosul from the Islamic State, including the governorate office and the Central Bank. This…
Syrian Kurds Cut Raqqa-Deir ez-Zor Supply Route
U.S.-backed Syrian Kurdish forces have cut the main supply route from Raqqa to Deir ez-Zor in their fight against ISIS, although ISIS still controls parts…
Iraqi Forces Take Control of Second Mosul Bridge
Iraqi forces have taken control of the second bridge in Mosul, advancing in their battle against ISIS with U.S. support. The fighting is concentrated in…
Trump to Sign New Entry Ban on Monday
President Trump is set to sign a new immigration order on Monday that is expected to modify the previous entry ban affecting citizens from several…
Unsuccessful Performance of Energy Stocks in the US Stock Market
Energy stocks in the US have struggled in 2017 after a strong performance in 2016, largely due to uncertainty in crude oil prices and high…
What Happened at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona?
The Mobile World Congress 2017 in Barcelona showcased new smartphones from various companies, including Blackberry's KeyOne, Motorola's Moto G5 series, LG's G6, Huawei's P10, and…
Spokesman: Obama Never Ordered Surveillance of American Citizens
Donald Trump accused Barack Obama of ordering surveillance on his communications during the 2016 election, which Obama’s spokesman denied as baseless. This exchange highlights ongoing…
Trump: Obama Wiretapped My Phones During the 2016 Election Campaign
Donald Trump accused Barack Obama of wiretapping his phones during the 2016 election campaign without providing evidence. This claim has sparked controversy and echoes the…
Jahangirlu: Gandhi for Our Troubled Times
Ramin Jahangirlu discusses Gandhi's philosophy of resistance and protest, arguing that it offers a potential solution to today's democratic crises. He highlights Gandhi's influence on…
Al Ahmad, Jerusalem, and Me
Samuel Trop reflects on Jalal Al Ahmad's travelogue about Israel, highlighting its historical context and the complex relationship between Iran and Israel during the 1960s.…
Annual Report by the U.S. State Department; Criticism of Human Rights Violations in Iran
The U.S. State Department's 2016 human rights report criticized Iran for severe restrictions on civil liberties and ongoing human rights violations. Rex Tillerson emphasized the…
International Red Cross: Evidence of Chemical Attack on Civilians in Mosul
The International Red Cross has reported that civilians in western Mosul have been exposed to chemical weapons amid ongoing clashes. This situation arises as Iraqi…
Arrest of One Person in Connection with Threats Against Jewish Centers in the U.S.
Juan Thompson was arrested by the FBI for making threats against multiple Jewish centers in the U.S. to harass his ex-girlfriend. This incident highlights a…
From Religious, Ethnic to Gender Discrimination; Why Do Some Have More 'Rights'?
The article discusses various forms of discrimination in Iran, including gender, religious, and ethnic discrimination, highlighting the legal and societal implications. It raises questions about…
Hosni Mubarak Acquitted of Ordering the Killing of His Opponents
Hosni Mubarak has been acquitted by the Egyptian Court of Cassation of charges related to the killing of protesters in 2011, with the court rejecting…
Issuance of Temporary Ban on Entry to the U.S. Delayed Until Next Week
The White House has delayed the issuance of a temporary entry ban for certain citizens, including Iranians, until next week. This follows a previous executive…
Al-Qaeda Confirms Death of Second-in-Command in US Airstrike
Al-Qaeda confirmed the death of its second-in-command, Abu Khayr al-Masri, in a US drone strike in Syria's Idlib. His death highlights the ongoing significance of…
Donald Trump's Son-in-Law Met with Russian Ambassador
Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law, met with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the election campaign, raising concerns about connections between Trump's team and Russia. This…
Attorney General Jeff Sessions Recuses Himself from Oversight of Russia Election Interference Investigation
Jeff Sessions has recused himself from overseeing the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. elections after facing scrutiny for past meetings with the…
U.S. President: I Have Full Confidence in Jeff Sessions
President Donald Trump expressed full confidence in Attorney General Jeff Sessions amid increasing scrutiny over Sessions' past contacts with the Russian ambassador. This situation has…
Chinese Company ZTE to Pay Fine for Violating Iran Sanctions
The Chinese telecommunications company ZTE is nearing a settlement with the U.S. over violations of Iran sanctions, potentially involving hundreds of millions in fines. This…
Kremlin: The Controversy Surrounding the U.S. Attorney General Harms Washington-Moscow Relations
The Kremlin has warned that the controversy surrounding U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions' meetings with the Russian ambassador could harm U.S.-Russia relations. Sessions, who has…
US Department of Homeland Security's Action Following Repeated Threats Against Jewish Centers
The US Department of Homeland Security is increasing security assistance to Jewish communities in response to rising bomb threats and attacks on Jewish cemeteries. Key…
Leader of House Democrats Calls for Attorney General's Resignation
Nancy Pelosi has called for Attorney General Jeff Sessions to resign following revelations of his connections to Russia, accusing him of perjury. This comes amid…
Discovery of a 3.7 Billion-Year-Old Bacterium; Is Humanity Getting Closer to Finding Life on Other Planets?
Scientists have discovered evidence of a bacterium that lived over 3.7 billion years ago, potentially the oldest known fossil on Earth. This discovery, if confirmed,…
A Blizzard of Sony
Sony is re-entering the competitive mobile phone market with the launch of its Xperia XZ Premium, featuring advanced technology such as the Snapdragon 835 processor…
Wife of Orlando Nightclub Shooter to Be Released on Bail
Noor Salman, the wife of Orlando nightclub shooter Omar Mateen, has been granted bail by a California judge, who determined she does not pose a…
Capture of the Last Road in West Mosul; ISIS Militants Surrounded
Iraqi forces, supported by the U.S., have captured the last road out of west Mosul, effectively surrounding ISIS militants. This development is crucial as it…
Trump's Nominee for National Intelligence Expresses 'Deep Concern' About Russia's Actions
Dan Coats, Trump's nominee for National Intelligence, voiced serious concerns about Russia's international actions and pledged support for investigations into alleged cyber interference. This comes…