US–China Deal Stands on a History of Broken Promises

But behind the friendly banter, the question of how long the detente lasts—and whether the CCP will renege on its promises—is another matter.

Taiwan Wants to Deepen Ties With Israel, Foreign Minister Says

Taiwan wants to deepen its ties with Israel because of its support for the island nation, the country’s foreign minister said on Nov. 12.

China’s Military Blacklists Elite Defense Universities

China’s military barred several top defense universities from its procurement program over alleged bid-rigging in military research projects.

China Exaggerates Taiwan Independence Claims to Justify Aggression, Lawmaker Says

Smith said he sees no evidence Taiwan seeks independence, arguing China exaggerates the issue to justify its increasingly aggressive stance.

Kazakhstan Parliament Votes to Ban ‘LGBT Propaganda’

Kazakhstan’s lower house passed a law banning “LGBT propaganda” in media and online, imposing fines and up to 10 days in jail for repeat offenders.

G7 Diplomats Meet in Canada for Talks Focused on Ukraine, Middle East

G7 foreign ministers meet in Canada on Nov. 12 to address global crises, including the Ukraine war and a potential Gaza cease-fire agreement.

New Bridge Collapses in China’s Sichuan, Less Than 10 Months After Opening

A major collapse occurred on a new bridge in China’s western Sichuan Province on Nov. 11, less than 10 months after its completion.

A defining search

Coaches juggle players, staff, alumni, boosters, fans, recruiting pipelines, NIL deals, and the transfer portal, balancing many pressures simultaneously.

The American Disadvantage

Many Americans believe other nations share our rights and privileges, but in reality, most of the world lives without those freedoms or social supports.

The Right’s Nick Fuentes Problem — and Tucker Carlson’s Role in Mainstreaming It

In Monday's monologue, Ben Shapiro did something most commentators on the Right are too scared to do: he drew a bright red moral line and named names.

A Day in Flyover Country: Shattering Urban Preconceptions and Revealing America’s Divide.

It’s not about red states versus blue states; it’s about two Americas with fundamentally different ways of seeing the world.

‘Clinton Corruption Files’: Bondi, Patel unleash new evidence about former first family foundation

Bondi and Patel gave Congress docs withheld from past prosecutors showing Clinton foundation took donations from foreign and domestic influence-seekers.

The Myths We’re Told About Climate Change | Michael Shellenberger

From rising sea levels to surging forest fires to dying polar bears to disappearing coral reefs, much about climate change is not true.

Trump declares WAR on cartels: US enters ‘non-international armed conflict’ in extraordinary escalation

Donald Trump has declared war on drug cartels and notified Congress that the United States is now in a 'non-international armed conflict'.

Charlie Kirk Shot and Has Died

Turning Point USA's Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck at an event at Utah Valley University in Orem and he has died according to his family.

Immigration, Pandemics & Elections

150 Illegal Immigrant Sex Offenders Arrested in Florida, Noem Announces

More than 150 illegal immigrant sexual predators were detained in Florida as part of a statewide effort, said Homeland Security Sec Kristi Noem.

ICE Has Received More Than 200,000 Job Applications: DHS

Immigration and Customs Enforcement has received over 200,000 job applications, the Dept of Homeland Security said in an X post on Nov. 7.

Shots Fired at Border Patrol Agents in Chicago: DHS

An unknown male fired shots at Border Patrol agents in Chicago, triggering a response from Chicago PD, marking reports of violence against federal agents enforcing immigration law.

US Ends Temporary Deportation Protections for South Sudanese Nationals

DHS confirmed it would end protections from deportation for South Sudanese nationals, according to a notice in the Federal Register on Nov. 5.

Trump 2.0

Trump Warns of $3 Trillion Economic Disaster if Supreme Court Rules Against Tariffs

President Trump warned the U.S. could face a $3 trillion economic and security disaster if the Supreme Court overturns his emergency tariff powers.

Treasury Secretary Says Trump’s $2,000 Dividend Proposal May Come Through Tax Cuts

The ‘$2,000 dividend could come in lots of forms,...

US Congress

Senate Democrats Block GOP Bill to Pay Federal Workers During Shutdown

Democrats in the Senate blocked a bill proposed by Republicans to pay all federal employees for the duration of the government shutdown.

Schumer Proposes New Plan to End Government Shutdown

Schumer said his proposal to end the government shutdown would continue expiring premium tax credits under the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare.

US Legislation

Stefanik, Issa Reintroduce Bill to Ban Handgun Roster Restrictions in States

Reps .Stefanik and Issa reintroduced the “Modern Firearm Safety Act,” to prevent states such as CA and NY from restricting gun access to citizens.

House Passes Bipartisan Legislation to Address China’s Financial Threats

The House of Representatives has passed legislation to safeguard the United States from financial threats posed by the CCP.
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Beijing Suspends Latest Rare Earth Export Curbs, Restores Soybean Licenses

Beijing on Nov. 7 suspended its latest export curbs on rare earth materials after reaching a year-long trade truce with the United States last week.

China’s Exports Contracted Unexpectedly for First Time in 8 Months

China’s October exports dropped, signaling deeper trouble for the world’s second-largest economy amid weak domestic demand and slowing global trade.

Russia-Ukraine

US Sanctions Major Russian Oil Companies

The U.S. imposed new sanctions on Russia, targeting oil giants Rosneft and Lukoil to curb the Kremlin’s ability to finance its war efforts.

US to Announce ‘Substantial Pickup’ in Russia Sanctions: Bessent

The United States is preparing to impose additional sanctions on Russia, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

Middle East

Netanyahu Orders New Israeli Military Strikes on Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered new strikes on Gaza on Oct. 28, accusing Hamas of breaching a cease-fire agreed to earlier this month.

Trump Meets Qatari Leaders, Says Qatar May Join Gaza Peacekeeping Mission

Trump met with emir and PM of Qatar on Air Force One during a refuel stop, signaling Qatar may contribute to the peacekeeping efforts in Gaza.
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HEALTHY LIVING

What Your Hair Can Reveal About Your Health

When it comes to health diagnostics, we often think of blood tests and scans—but our hair can also reveal vital clues about our overall well-being.

Revenge of the Dumbphone: Why Minimalist Phones Are Making a Comeback

The “dumbphone” may have been knocked down, but it never left the fight. Today, it’s coming back with a vengeance.

Beyond ‘No Tax on Tips’: 7 Key OBBB Provisions for Individual Taxpayers

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act updated the tax code with bigger deductions and new credits to help reduce your overall tax burden.

A defining search

Coaches juggle players, staff, alumni, boosters, fans, recruiting pipelines, NIL deals, and the transfer portal, balancing many pressures simultaneously.

The American Disadvantage

Many Americans believe other nations share our rights and privileges, but in reality, most of the world lives without those freedoms or social supports.

Study Finds 86% of PCR-Positive “COVID Cases” in Error!

A peer-reviewed German study has reportedly debunked the core scientific basis for global lockdowns, social distancing, and vaccine mandates.

Fat Propaganda Roundup: Going the Way of the Buffalo?

Celebrity heifer Tess Holliday and Co. no longer getting magazine spreads, Ozempic and fatphobia the scapegoats.

The Harsh Reality of Equality

At birth, every human starts as a blank slate—free of bias, beliefs, or ideology. In that first moment of life, all are truly equal.

Exposing the Left’s Selective Outrage

Progressive activism shows stark inconsistency—loud support for Palestinians contrasts with near silence on Sudan’s ongoing atrocities in Darfur.
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