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Gab CEO Refuses to Comply With Germany’s Censorship Dictates

Social media platform Gab has recently been facing intense pressure from German authorities to comply with their censorship policies. In a Sept. 20 blog post, Gab CEO Andrew Torba revealed
Gab, a free speech platform, is refusing the German government’s mandate to comply with a censorship law.

Havana Syndrome Hits U.S. Intelligence Officer During India Trip

An intelligence officer traveling with Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Chief William Burns suffered from the infamous “Havana Syndrome” while on a trip to India. The mysterious affliction has affected several
U.S. officials around the globe have reported experiencing a mysterious affliction called Havana Syndrome since 2016.
US, Australia, India, and Japan Leaders Commit to Securing Indo-Pacific at White House Meeting
The four Quad leaders have committed to ensuring stability in the Indo-Pacific.
Review Uncovers Corruption in World Bank’s ‘Doing Business’ Reports
A review by external advisors found several incidents of corruption involving the World Bank’s Doing Business report.
Newly Elected Head of Taiwan’s KMT Pledges to Mend Ties With Mainland China, Re-establish Presence in US
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British Defence Contractors Stand to Benefit From AUKUS Pact
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China Releases Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig
Nicki Minaj Questions COVID-19 Vaccines, Faces Immediate Backlash
Nicki Minaj is facing extensive online criticism after questioning the effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccines.
A McDonalds in Oregon has lowered its working age to attract new staff.
Oregon McDonald’s Hopes 14-Year-Olds Will Solve ‘Staffing Issues’
A banner hung up by the staff of a McDonald’s in Oregon has caught the attention of the Internet. It is calling for the services of teenagers to apply for a job due to “staffing...
Pfizer to Make $2.3 Billion Deal to Acquire Trillium, Blood Cancer Drugmaker
On Monday, Pfizer Inc. announced it would buy Canadian drug developer Trillium Therapeutics Inc via a $2.26 billion deal to reinforce its investments in blood cancer therapies. Pfizer already acquired a $25 million stake in...
Afghan TikTok Comedian Executed by Taliban Militants for Mocking Them
Footage of the abduction of Afghan TikTok comedian Nazar Mohammad, better known as Khasha Zwan, has surfaced, showing the man being held prisoner in the city of Kandahar.  Death of a comedian On July 31st,...
Children have been facing increased stress during the pandemic, especially with lockdowns.
Loneliness and Lockdowns: UK Sees Record Rise in Antidepressant Prescriptions to Children
A record number of youngsters in the UK are being prescribed antidepressants by the National Health Service (NHS). There has been a steep rise in mental health issues, especially among children and youngsters over the...
Taliban fighters stand on a pickup truck outside a hospital as volunteers bring injured people for treatment after two powerful explosions outside the airport in Kabul on August 26, 2021.
Survivors of Kabul Airport Attack Share Horrifying Stories
Survivors retell their traumatic experiences after militants launched double-suicide bombings and a gunfight on Hamid Karzai International Airport on Aug. 26, claiming the lives of over 100 people, including 13 US servicemen. The ISIS-K group,...
The European Union has recommended the imposition of a travel restriction on Americans.
European Union Recommends Banning American Travelers
The European Union (EU) has recommended its member states institute travel bans on visitors from the United States due to its high number of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases. In addition to America, five more...
Malian Prime Minister Soumeylou Boubeye Maiga addresses the press during a conference in Mopti on October 13, 2018.
Former Mali President Under Arrest for Alleged Corruption
On Aug. 29, former Prime Minister of Mali, Boubeye Maiga, was placed under arrest for the purchase of a presidential jet during the rule of deposed President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, according to his lawyer, Kassoum...
Sadaat, who used to be a minister in Afghanistan, now makes a living delivering food in Germany.
Afghan Ex-Minister Now a Refugee Delivering Food in Germany
A few years ago, Sayed Ahmad Shah Sadaat was a minister in the Afghanistan government. But now, the Oxford graduate works as a food delivery man in Leipzig, Germany. Sadaat is actually quite content about...
The withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan and the seemingly unstoppable march of the Taliban opens a strategic door for communist China.
Uyghurs Now Face a Double Threat: Communist China and The Taliban
Salih Hudayar, prime minister of the East Turkistan Government in Exile, recently stated that China is actively looking to cooperate with the Taliban. After the terror outfit took control of Afghanistan, communist China was one...