Month: March 2026
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68-Year-Old UFO Enthusiast William Neil McCasland Missing; Silver Alert Issued
The Daily Mail reported on March 21 that William Neil McCasland, 68, a former U.S. Air Force Major General and well-known figure in the UFO community, mysteriously disappeared while hiking in Albuquerque, New Mexico, drawing widespread attention. According to the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office, he left…
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Security Lines Spike Nationwide Amid TSA Staffing Crisis
As the partial U.S. government shutdown continues to escalate, severe congestion has emerged at airport security checkpoints across the country. Due to unpaid wages, a large number of Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees have taken leave or are absent, significantly reducing screening efficiency. On Sunday, March…
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Beijing Lectured Israel on Peace While Threatening Taiwan With War
Wang Yi's call for peace exposed the CCP's double standard on military force as Taiwan's opposition tried to gut the island's defense budget
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Lone Protester Hung Anti-CCP Banners in Beijing’s Sanlitun District
On March 18, 2026, a video that CCP censors had suppressed for nearly five months broke through China’s internet firewall and began circulating on the X platform and TikTok. The footage showed a lone man standing in the heart of Beijing’s Sanlitun Taikoo Li, one of China’s most famous luxury…
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Israel Killed Iran’s Intelligence Minister in a 48-Hour Decapitation Campaign
Iran struck back with missiles and drones across the Gulf as oil topped $100 and nuclear fears grew
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Lin Huiyin’s Early Death and Liang Sicheng’s Persecution: A Cultural Tragedy Under CCP Rule
Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin entered the 20th century as heirs to both tradition and modernity. Trained abroad, rooted in Chinese intellectual lineage, they returned with a singular purpose: to document, protect, and preserve China’s architectural heritage. They believed that a modern…
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Beyond the Spotlight: A Mother Reflects on Her Daughter’s 16-Year Journey with Shen Yun
Each year, Angela Xiao’s family returns to the theater. Her mother, Ms. Fang, attends whenever she can, watching from her seat as her daughter moves between leading and supporting roles with Shen Yun Performing Arts. Over time, what has stayed with her is not any single performance, but a…
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Cuba Moving to Implement Some Reforms After Renewed Talks With the US
Cuba’s leadership faces potentially historic changes amidst continued pressure from — and engagement with — the U.S. government. President Miguel Díaz-Canel, who took office in 2018 as the first non-Castro leader since the 1959 revolution brought Cuba’s communist regime to power, remains in office with two years left in his…
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‘Beijing Dissent:’ Protester Raises Anti-CCP Banners Following Party Plenum
A video circulating on social media shows a man unfurling anti-Chinese Communist Party banners in a busy commercial area of Beijing, in what appears to be a rare public protest in the capital. The footage, first posted on March 18 by an X user identified as “YiFeng Su,” shows a…
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Peking University Graduate Delivers Food, Highlighting Problems in China’s Education System
In 2021, a top humanities student from Anqing, Anhui Province was admitted to Peking University, widely seen as China’s most prestigious university. His success was held up as proof that academic achievement could still shape one’s future. A few years later, he is delivering food on…
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Iran Threatens Gulf Retaliation as US Issues 48-Hour Ultimatum
As the U.S.–Iran conflict enters its third week, tensions continue to escalate sharply. On Sunday, March 22 Iran threatened that if U.S. President Donald Trump follows through on his warning to strike Iran’s power grid within 48 hours, Iran will retaliate by attacking energy and water supply systems in…
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Israeli’s Netanyahu Calls for ‘Ground Factor’ in Iran, Says Airstrikes Alone Cannot Succeed
According to The Hill on March 20, as U.S. and Israeli military operations against Iran enter their fourth week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly emphasized for the first time that airstrikes alone are far from sufficient to achieve a change of regime in Iran, and…