Congress offers internship to "whites" murderer: This is America

Time for the U.S. to really leave Afghanistan alone

Lake Urmia volume increased by 30m cubic meters

Iran's 3rd day in Tokyo 2020 Olympic

Dozens of Palestinians injured in police clashes as Jewish extremists chanting 'Death of Arabs'

Hundreds of Israeli settlers assaulted Palestinians in different areas across occupied Jerusalem on Thursday night and Friday at dawn, even as Israeli forces also clashed with Palestinians, leaving at least 105 injured.

As migrants pour over U.S. border, White House won't admit Biden's dealing with a crisis

The Biden administration is making a new push to address the causes of migration from Central America as it faces a surge at the southern border. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican, has accused the Biden administration of downplaying a growing "border crisis." After four years of Trump's enforcement-focused policies, Biden is focused on "changing to a more humane and efficient system, but the administration's policies are drawing people to the border.

Israel's arrest of Palestinian children picking vegetables sparks outrage

Israeli officers arrested five Palestinian kids, who were collecting wild plants near a checkpoint in the occupied West Bank for five hours on Thursday.

U.S. releases never-before-seen video of Iranian ballistic storm on Al Asad Airbase

U.S. released unseen footage of Iran’s missile attack on the U.S. Al Asad Airbase in Iraq in January 2020 in retaliation for the assassination of the senior Iranian Commander Gen Qasem Soleimani under Trump’s direct order.

"They hit pretty much where they wanted to hit" : Gen. McKenzie

General Frank McKenzie, the top U.S. commander for West Asia said we might have lost 20 or 30 airplanes and we'd have lost 100 to 150 U.S. personnel if we had not evacuated Al Asad Airbase before Iran’s airstrikes in January of last year

Biden administration reopens Trump-era facility for migrant children

Biden administration intends to reopen Migrant Kid's Facility in Texas, which Vice President Kamala Harris said, under Trump, keeps babies in cages and is a human rights abuse. Previously, the center had reports of sexual abuse, overcrowding, and human rights violations before being shut in August 2019.

Iran launches new satellite-carrying Zuljanah rocket

The spokesman for Iran's Defense Ministry's aerospace operation said that Iran has tested a satellite launcher names Zuljanah for research purposes. The Zuljanah is able to carry a single 220 kg satellite and to reach a height of 500 km. The three-stage satellite launcher uses a combination of solid and liquid fuels. It uses solid fuel in the first and second stages and fluid fuel in the third stage

Anger after U.S. police handcuff and pepper-spray 9-year-old girl in Rochester

protesters in Rochester took to the streets to voice their anger over police brutality after footage emerged showing officers pepper-spraying a handcuffed 9-year-old following a report of “family trouble”

Widespread arrests & dozens of police injured in pro-Navalny protests in Russia

Russian police have arrested more than 3,300 people who rallied in support of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny on Saturday. The US Embassy in Moscow posted a series of ‘protest routes’ marking the locations where demonstrators planned to meet on Twitter. Later, Russia’s Foreign Minister said, “Hypocrisy is a tool of US diplomacy that has become especially dangerous during the Covid-19 pandemic,” adding “Take care of your own problems and stop interfering in the internal affairs of other nations.”

Two suicide bombings in Baghdad market kill at least 32, wound over 100

Two bombers blew themselves up among a crowd of shoppers at a market in central Baghdad on Thursday. The attack killed at least 32 people, wounded an additional 110 people, and left some others in serious condition. The ISIS terrorist group said it was behind the double suicide bombing.  An Iraqi security expert blamed Baghdad’s attacks on Saudi Arabia, which has spent billions of dollars so far to make Iraq insecure.

In wake of capitol attack, House will seek to impeach Trump "again"

Pro-Trump rioters storm U.S. Capital as Congress certifies Biden's win

A mob of violent Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol building Wednesday while cheering U.S. president’s claims of election fraud and disrupting the tally of Electoral College votes.

Trump supporters protesting the election being demonstrating in Washington D.C.

Hundreds of supporters of President Donald Trump poured the streets of Washington D.C. on Tuesday to cheer his baseless claims of election ahead of a congressional vote to certify Joe Biden’s victory. Demonstrators confronted police who were deployed to prevent any possible riot.

Gen. Soleimani's portrait at Russian defense ministry museum

Russian Defense Ministry Museum of Military Honors exhibits portraits of top commanders of the Axis of Resistance, including IRGC Quds Force commander General Qasem Soleimani. A senior Russian officer who used to fight US-backed terrorists alongside Gen. Soleimani in Syria believes that the portrait of the Martyr is the most prominent work amongst others.

Israeli tourists stealing items from hotel rooms in Dubai

Last week, Israel started to send a submarine to the Persian Gulf to allegedly deter Iran from taking revenge for the assassination of its top nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh. The move is a show of force against Iran amid simmering tensions in the region ahead of the first anniversary of the assassination of Gen. Qassem Soleimani

Iran tests first homegrown coronavirus vaccine

The production line of the Iranian coronavirus vaccine with a capacity of 1.5 million doses per month will be launched within the next 40 days. By the next six months, vaccine production will reach up to 12 million doses per month.  COVIRAN BAREKAT, the first Iranian coronavirus vaccine, was unveiled and injected into three volunteers with no symptoms such as shock and fever.

Iran warns Israel against any aggression

Last week, Israel started to send a submarine to the Persian Gulf to allegedly deter Iran from taking revenge for the assassination of its top nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh. The move is a show of force against Iran amid simmering tensions in the region ahead of the first anniversary of the assassination of Gen. Qassem Soleimani

Nashville explosion appears intentional, RV played warning message of bomb

Residents in a downtown Nashville community said that the sound of a woman's voice started emanating from the recreational vehicle, with a warning shortly before the explosion. Then there was a bomb that was going to go off in 15 minutes.

We love human rights when we can Kick China, Iran's, says MEP

Mick Wallace a member of the European Parliament has railed against European countries for their hypocrisy when dealing with human rights issues after the European Parliament has adopted a resolution to impose sanctions on the officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran for allegedly violating human rights.

Rupert Murdoch Gets COVID-19 Shot While Profiting Off Vaccine Misinformation

While Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine is already being distributed to health care workers and the elderly throughout the US the nation's wealthiest are offering tens of thousands of dollars in cash to get the vaccine sooner.

There's no difference between Biden and Trump, says Soleimani's daughter

In an interview with RT on Wednesday, Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani’s daughter Zeinab Soleimani said, “There’s no difference between Biden and Trump. They are the same guy. And they are following the same policy. There’s no difference between them. Trump ordered the assassination of my father, but Biden supported that, so there’s no difference,”. 

Paris: protesters clash with police and nearly 150 arrested

Nearly 150 people were arrested in Paris on Saturday after protests against proposed security laws turned violent.

Protesters clash during rallies in Washington, one person shot and 4 people were stabbed

Thousands of Trump supporters marched in Washington and several state capitals on Saturday to protest what they contended, against all evidence, was a stolen election. Citizens reportedly used smoke bombs, tear gas, and projectiles against each other, as DC police were stuck between them trying to restore order. In some places, angry confrontations escalated into violence and four people were stabbed.

Protesters gather in Downtown Columbus for Casey Goodson Jr.

Hundreds of protesters rallied on Friday evening in Ohio, demanding justice and transparency from investigations into the killing last week of 23-year-old young Black man Casey Goodson shot by a sheriff’s deputy outside his home.