A Navy guided-missile destroyer sailed through the Taiwan Strait this week for the first time since the U.S.-China trade war erupted, and the warship was shadowed by Chinese military forces. The USS William P. Lawrence sailed through the waterway on Wednesday in what the Indo-Pacific Command said was “a routine Taiwan Strait transit April 23 through waters where freedoms of navigation and overflight apply in accordance with international law”…… Continue Reading
Trump Bares Frustrations With Putin, Zelenskyy
President Trump’s frustrations with Vladimir Putin boiled over Thursday with a rare swipe at the Russian president after Russia launched a deadly overnight barrage on Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital. “Vladimir, STOP!” Mr. Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform. “I am not happy with the Russian strikes on KYIV. Not necessary, and very bad timing…… Continue Reading
Dr. Susan Michael and International Christian Embassy Jerusalem Engage Media to Rally Support for Israel
[PRESS RELEASE] Eden Gordon | April 24, 2025 (WASHINGTON, D.C.) — The International Christian Embassy Jerusalem, founded in 1980, recognizes Jerusalem’s biblical significance and its connection to the Jewish people. Representing millions of Christians globally, it supports Israel and promotes reconciliation between Jews, Christians, and Arabs. The ICEJ aims to stand with Israel, educate the…… Continue Reading
Trump Slams Zelenskyy for Keeping the ‘Killing Field’ Going
President Trump ripped into Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for saying Ukraine will not accept a deal that has Russia keeping Crimea. Mr. Trump said Mr. Zelenskyy’s comments are “very harmful to the Peace Negotiations with Russia in that Crimea was lost years ago under the auspices of President Barack Hussein Obama and is not even a point of discussion”…… Continue Reading
Feds Left Billions in Pandemic Loans in Hands of Potential Fraudsters
The Small Business Administration forgave $4.6 billion in pandemic loans to people on its naughty list, the agency’s inspector general said Wednesday while scolding the government for an overly relaxed approach to recouping taxpayer money. The loans were from the Paycheck Protection Program…… Continue Reading
LETTER: Fairfax County Leaders Are Missing COVID-Era Regulations
Fairfax County’s local government recently announced that it would begin addressing grass complaints. If a neighbor’s grass is taller than 12 inches in height, we’re now encouraged to call Big Brother, who will then “investigate” these law-breakers and then fine them for lawn services. The impetus of such a ridiculous regulation, generally under the domain of a nosy, intrusive neighborhood homeowners’ association, is unclear…… Continue Reading
Wall Street Rallies on Trump’s Softer Approach to Powell, China
Wall Street rallied Wednesday after President Trump softened his rhetoric on Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and China. The Dow Jones Industrial Average opened nearly 800 points in positive territory after Mr. Trump said late Tuesday he had “no intention” of firing Mr. Powell, even though he thinks the central bank needs to cut interest rates…… Continue Reading
Judge Orders Feds to Revive Voice of America
A federal judge on Tuesday issued an injunction ordering the Trump administration to revive Voice of America, Radio Free Asia and the Middle East Broadcasting Networks, immediately rehire their employees and allow them back on the air. Judge Royce C. Lamberth delivered a withering criticism of the Trump team’s efforts, saying they took a “hasty, indiscriminate approach” to cutting the U.S. Agency for Global Media…… Continue Reading
New Christian Persecution Documentary to Debut at Museum of the Bible
‘A Faith Under Siege’ Partners with Museum of the Bible for Debut Screening [MEDIA ADVISORY] Eden Gordon | April 22, 2025 (WASHINGTON, D.C.) — “A Faith Under Siege: Russia’s Hidden War on Ukraine’s Christians” will debut at the Museum of the Bible, at 400 4th Street, NW in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, May 6, 2025 from 6…… Continue Reading
Feds Bust 27 Suspected Tren de Aragua Gang Associates
Federal authorities announced charges Monday against more than two dozen people they say were associated with Tren de Aragua in a list of mayhem ranging from robbery and sex trafficking to murder of women who tried to escape. Prosecutors charged two different groups — one involving six people alleged to be current TdA members and another against 21 people authorities said are with Anti-Tren, a group that split off from TdA…… Continue Reading
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