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Israel's Digital Fingerprints: Did It Rig Colombia's Election?

Israel's Digital Fingerprints: Did It Rig Colombia's Election?

President Petro claims Israel manipulated Colombia's election. The attorney general says it's nonsense. Who's lying — and does the truth matter anymore?

James WhitfieldJun 23
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NYC Mayor Mamdani Takes on AIPAC: 'Status Quo of Immorality' Must End

NYC Mayor Mamdani Takes on AIPAC: 'Status Quo of Immorality' Must End

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani calls out AIPAC for backing a 'status quo of immorality' in Palestine, challenging decades of political orthodoxy.

James WhitfieldJun 23
Iran's President Lands in Pakistan—The Man Who Brokered Peace with the US Gets a Hero's Welcome

Iran's President Lands in Pakistan—The Man Who Brokered Peace with the US Gets a Hero's Welcome

Iran's president lands in Pakistan after brokering a historic US deal—with Islamabad as the unlikely mediator. Can this peace hold?

James WhitfieldJun 23
France's Heatwave Drowning Crisis: 40 Dead in Four Days

France's Heatwave Drowning Crisis: 40 Dead in Four Days

Forty people have drowned in France since last Thursday as a brutal heatwave drives swimmers into deadly waters. The government's warnings failed.

James WhitfieldJun 23
Iran and US wrap up technical talks in Switzerland with assets deal

Iran and US wrap up technical talks in Switzerland with assets deal

Iran and the US have concluded technical talks in Switzerland with an agreement to release $12 billion in frozen assets, but the core nuclear dispute remains unresolved.

Clara VandenbergJun 23
Qatar's Deadly Gas Blast Shatters Illusion of Invincibility

Qatar's Deadly Gas Blast Shatters Illusion of Invincibility

13 dead, dozens injured in Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG blast. A 'technical accident' masks a deeper failure in safety culture. Markets tremble, families grieve, and the world's biggest gas exporter faces uncomfortable questions.

James WhitfieldJun 23
Iran Slams Door on Nuclear Inspections, Calls Vance’s Claim a Lie

Iran Slams Door on Nuclear Inspections, Calls Vance’s Claim a Lie

Iran flatly denies agreeing to nuclear inspections, contradicting VP Vance's claim. The diplomatic gap widens as Tehran plays hardball.

Clara VandenbergJun 23
America Just Handed Iran a $15 Billion Oil Lifeline. What Are We Thinking?

America Just Handed Iran a $15 Billion Oil Lifeline. What Are We Thinking?

The U.S. just handed Iran a $15 billion lifeline. The question isn't whether Iran will use it for good—it's whether they'll use it to kill Americans later.

James WhitfieldJun 23
20 Dead in France: Drowning to Escape a Heatwave That Won't Quit

20 Dead in France: Drowning to Escape a Heatwave That Won't Quit

20 people drowned in France trying to escape a record heatwave that has Europe's power grid on the brink. This is what happens when the planet fights back.

Clara VandenbergJun 23
UN Inquiry Finds Israel's Targeting of Gaza Children Is Genocide

UN Inquiry Finds Israel's Targeting of Gaza Children Is Genocide

A UN inquiry concludes Israel's deliberate targeting of children in Gaza is genocidal. The evidence is damning, but will the world act?

James WhitfieldJun 23
Europe's Dirty Deal: EU Sits with Taliban to Discuss Deportations

Europe's Dirty Deal: EU Sits with Taliban to Discuss Deportations

The EU is hosting Taliban officials in Brussels to discuss deporting Afghan migrants. It's a cynical deal that trades human rights for border control.

James WhitfieldJun 23
How a Dead Extremist Rabbi Still Haunts Israeli Politics

How a Dead Extremist Rabbi Still Haunts Israeli Politics

Meir Kahane's racist ideology was banned in Israel. Now his disciples run the government. How a dead extremist shapes Israeli politics—and what it means for the future.

James WhitfieldJun 23