On August 29, 2022, a Detroit shooter is in custody after four separate shootings on Sunday, the U.S. dollar’s value has climbed to a 20-year high, and the United Nation’s nuclear watchdog is set to go to Ukraine’s plant under Russia’s control. Detroit shooter kills three, arrested – A suspect in a series of seemingly…

President Biden has declared a substantial amount of student loans forgiven. Critics have questioned the legality of student loan forgiveness after Biden completed the action through executive order. In a legal opinion, the Justice Department said the Biden Administration has the grounds to do it. Citing the HEROES Act of 2003, the legal opinion read the administration…

On August 25, 2022, Ukraine is devastated from a deadly Russian attack on Wednesday, marking their independence anniversary, the Uvalde School District police chief is fired, and Japan’s police chief resigns following Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s assassination. Deadly attack on Ukraine’s Independence Day – The death toll from Wednesday’s Russian rocket attack on a Ukrainian…

Officials in Germany announced the launch of what they called the world’s first fleet of hydrogen-powered passenger trains. The 14 trains in the fleet use hydrogen fuel cells to generate electricity, powering the engines. They have a range of up to 621 miles and a maximum speed of 87 miles per hour. The total cost…

On August 24, 2022, U.S. fired airstrikes in Syria, primary results are in for New York and Florida, and Ukraine is celebrating its independence from the Soviet Union amid current war with Russia. U.S. fires airstrikes in Syria overnight – The U.S. military carried out airstrikes in eastern Syria in the early morning hours Wednesday.…

Immigration at the southern border continues to surge. In July, border agents encountered 199,976 immigrants on the southern border. Agents encountered 207,426 in June; the fourth month in a row with more than 200,000.  The governors of Arizona and Texas are not happy with the federal government’s response and are now enforcing immigration law on…

The simmering tension between Taiwan and China dramatically escalated after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) controversial visit. For China, the conflict is about retaking control and imposing its communist will over an island that has embraced democratic principles. Straight Arrow News contributor Star Parker says the U.S. faces a similar challenge at home. Parker warns that…

The country that calls the United States “the Great Satan” is hosting a military war games competition involving drones. One of the top competitors in the games is Russia. This week, Iranian state television broadcast the opening ceremonies for the Falcon Hunting drone competition. Russia launched the contest in 2015, as part of a large-scale military…

Satellite images of Crimea gave a new look inside the raging war between Russia and Ukraine. Evidence of explosions and fighter jet debris is depicted in the images released Thursday. The site is a Russian air base. Videos from Ukrainian news outlets on Twitter show the explosions in action. While most footage from the war…

On Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2022, Taiwan began its own military drills in response to China’s ongoing drills. President Joe Biden will sign the CHIPS Act in the Rose Garden, and four states — Wisconsin, Minnesota, Vermont and Connecticut — will hold primary elections. Taiwan to begin military drills – After days of Chinese military drills…