Mexico’s top diplomat is demanding an urgent investigation into how military-grade weapons such as belt-fed machine guns, rocket launchers and grenades are being found in the hands of Mexican drug cartels. Said weapons are not sold for civilian use in the United States. “The [Mexican] Defense Department has warned the United States about weapons entering Mexico that are for the exclusive... 

Three individuals found themselves in the grips of law enforcement after allegedly subjecting a 19-day-old infant to a horrifying ordeal involving fentanyl smoke at a Texas hotel. Robert Mason, 33, and Jennifer Trevino, 32, identified as the infant’s parents, along with Aracely Rocha, 22, are now confronting serious felony charges of child abandonment and endangerment, according to authorities... 

A man from Mali went on a random stabbing spree in France’s Gare de Lyon station, but the media reported him as being “an Italian” because he presented police with an Italian driving license. The attack left three people injured, with one victim being left in a “life threatening situation and in intensive care.” The suspect also reportedly used a hammer to strike his victims. “A man thought... 

Concerns are growing over the role of Big Tech companies in moderating “misinformation,” particularly due to the fear that these corporations already wield significant power and influence which could potentially sway political outcomes, including elections. Many worry that the concentrated power in these tech giants allows them to arbitrarily define what constitutes misinformation, leading to... 

Plans are actively in motion to establish a comprehensive network of “military corridors” spanning Europe. The primary objective is to overcome the intricate regulatory challenges that currently hinder the smooth exchange of equipment and personnel among NATO member nations. This initiative gains significance in the context of preparing for potential major conflicts, particularly with... 

It’s open season on law enforcement in Governor Ron DeSantis’ Florida — so long as you’re the son of an Israeli diplomat. Avraham Gil, 19, allegedly intentionally ran over a police officer in Miami-Dade with his motorcycle over the weekend and then claimed “diplomatic immunity” in court and was swiftly released. “[H]e may escape two felony charges thanks to... 

Romanian Chief of Defense Staff General Gheorghita Vlad has advocated for the training of ordinary citizens for potential conflict with Russia, warning that such a war could erupt “in the immediate future.” The general expressed concerns about the Russian Federation’s impact on the world order, predicting that Russian President Vladimir Putin might not stop at victory in Ukraine... 

House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.) released a scathing rebuke against President Biden this week, calling the big guy’s recent ban on liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports an “outrageous attack on American energy.” “This is an outrageous attack on American energy in the latest example of the White House caving to radical extremists without giving a single thought to the... 

Rubber bullets and water cannons were deployed against hundreds of European farmers protesting outside the EU Parliament building in Brussels on Thursday. The farmers threw eggs, set off fireworks, and started fires near the building while demanding that European leaders stop punishing them with more taxes and rising costs imposed to finance a so-called ‘green agenda.’ The protests coincide with... 

The US military and Yemen’s Houthi rebels have engaged in conflicting claims of successful strikes, heightening tensions in their ongoing conflict over Red Sea shipping lanes. The recent exchanges involved a US airstrike targeting a Houthi missile in Yemen, reportedly set to launch. In response, the Houthis claimed an “accurate and direct” missile strike against a cargo ship in the... 

European Union leaders have successfully approved a €50 billion ($54 billion) economic aid package for Ukraine, despite resistance from Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who accused Brussels of “blackmailing” him into accepting the deal. European Council President Charles Michel announced the agreement, emphasizing that all 27 leaders had reached a consensus on the additional support... 

Pharmaceutical giant Bayer has been ordered to pay $2.25 billion to a man who developed cancer due to the Roundup weed killer, one of the products of its subsidiary Monsanto. Jurors in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas found that the weed killer is to blame for 49-year-old landscaper John McKivison developing non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL). Individuals affected by NHL often develop tumors,... 

Italy’s conservative government is complaining that an Italian citizen, Ilaria Salis, accused of participating in brutal far-left attacks in Budapest, is facing so-called harsh conditions in Hungary’s prison system. Among the critics of the woman’s treatment, which included her being handcuffed and shackled when she appeared in court, is Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, who told the... 

Billionaire hedge fund manager Ken Griffin, a prominent donor who has contributed over $500 million to Harvard University, has decided to suspend further financial support for his alma mater, expressing dissatisfaction with the current state of American universities. Griffin, among the wealthiest individuals globally, voiced his frustration during a conference in Miami, citing concerns about the direction... 

Michael Cassidy, a Christian veteran who decapitated a Satanic shrine on display in the Iowa State Capitol building, has been charged with a ‘hate crime’. Yes, really. If you object to literal Satanic displays in public buildings you are now hateful. Back in December, Cassidy, beheaded the caped figure placed in the building by The Satanic Temple, and threw the goat skull that was serving as its...