Convicted Israeli spy Jonathan J. Pollard is downplaying the controversy surrounding his private meeting with U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, telling NBC News that the July visit was “personal” and “wasn’t done surreptitiously.” Pollard said the “main point” of the meeting, which took place at the U.S. Embassy in …

A new study has found that a majority of young French Muslims now place sharia above the laws of the Republic, marking what researchers describe as a sharp rise in religious rigor and political Islam among younger generations. The poll, conducted for Ecran de veille magazine, reports that 57 per …

Former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters, currently serving a nine-year prison sentence in Colorado for her role in an election-system breach, has become the subject of fresh controversy after U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene publicly claimed that Peters is being held in solitary confinement. Greene’s tweet, posted on X, reads: …

Opposition Ukrainian blogger Anatoly Shariy claims that Rustem Umerov — former Ukrainian Defense Minister and current head of the NSDC — is in the United States not for official business, but to seek FBI witness status in exchange for protection from potential prosecution. Shariy disputed the NSDC’s claim that Umerov …

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, major technology platforms worked closely with federal officials to suppress dissenting views about lockdowns, mandates, and mass vaccination policies. Companies that control the flow of online information censored accurate reporting and debate when it conflicted with the government’s preferred narrative. A May 2024 congressional report, The …