Hundreds Dead, Thousands Arrested in Iranian Protests

The death toll from protests over dissatisfaction with the Iranian government since the collapse of its currency, calls for reform of the clerical government and an Internet blackout rose to more than 500 across dozens of cities in the country, while the Trump administration weighs options for promised miltary intervention and Tehran blames Israeli operatives as the cause of disruption. See Full Story>

US Operation Attacks Venezuelan Capital With Drones, Captures President Nicolas Maduro

The United States military launched what it called a long, planned out operation named "Absolute Resolve" in Venezuelan capital city of Caracas, with drone and helicopter attacks around the "Fuerte Tiuna" military compound and home of President Nicolas Maduro, who operatives captured, along with his wife, and flew to a Brooklyn detention facility in New York City. See Full Story> 

Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani Officially Inaugurated as NYC Mayor

Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani officially took office as the new mayor of New York City before thousands of supporters at his inauguration in lower Manhattan, as he vowed to follow through on the far-left commitments promised in his agenda. See Full Story>

Nearly a Dozen Killed in Iranian Demonstrations Over Fallen Currency

 

Nearly a dozen people in the past week, including protesters and security forces, have been killed during demonstrations in multiple cities across Iran, including the capital city of Tehran, in revolt against its fall of currency and dissatisfaction with the clerical Khamenei regime. See Full Story>

15 Dead, 19 Injured in Guatemala Bus Accident

A passenger bus enroute from Guatemala City to San Marcos crashed after veering off the road and falling into a deep ravine in Tononicapan, Solola Department in western Guatemala, an area known for its high mountain peaks and dense fog, killing 15 people and wounding 19 others. See Full Story>