TSA Confident It Can Detect 3D-Printed ‘Ghost Guns’
The US Transportation Security Administration is confident it can prevent 3D-printed guns from getting past airport security.
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US Trade Deficit Expands in June Amid Growing Tensions
The U.S. trade deficit swelled in June by the largest amount in 19 months, reversing much of May's trade-war driven ...
Russia Calls New US Election Meddling Claim ‘Hysteria’
Russia on Friday called new US election meddling claims "hysteria" that "makes a mockery" of America after Washington accused Moscow ...
Trump’s Attacks on Media Hurting Press Freedoms Around the World
The effects of President Donald Trump’s persistent attacks on the press are being felt beyond the U.S. border.
“We are Q:” Conspiracy Theorists Behind Ferocious Trump Rally in Tampa
It may be easy to disregard “Q” as no more than a harmless brand of fringe internet-users with baseless claims, ...
Trump Receives ‘Follow Up’ Letter from North Korea’s Kim
The White House said Thursday that President Donald Trump had received a new letter from North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, ...
China Calls on US to Be ‘Cool-Headed’ in Trade War
China's top envoy called on the United States to remain "cool-headed" as Washington threatened to raise the tariff rate on ...
Pakistan’s New Prime Minister to Taste Constraints of Power
Much has been written as to why we should expect major changes from Pakistan’s new Prime Minister, but these expectations ...
Why is MEK Group So Unpopular Among Iranians?
Despite all the efforts, the exiled Iranian political-militant organization Mojahedin-e Khalqm's (MEK) remains unpopular among ordinary Iranians, Iranian dissidents, and ...
A 38% Pay Gap Devastates Black Working Women
Black women face alarming double-discrimination in the workplace everyday on the basis of both their gender and race.
Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis and “Memory Loss” of Western Conscience
While UN reports and humanitarian groups are trying their best to remind the world of the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, ...
Manafort Trial: How Will Sides Argue Their Case?
The U.S. prosecutor and Manafort’s attorney outlined their cases, giving an indication of how the respective sides intend to argue ...
Former Trump Campaign Chief Goes on Trial for Bank and Tax Fraud
U.S. President Donald J. Trump's former campaign chief Paul Manafort went on trial on charges brought by the special counsel ...
Unfolding Emerging Concepts About Afghan Peace Process
To reach peace in Afghanistan, there must be equal focus on both the internal peace dialogue as well as building ...
Why is Afghan Government Afraid of US Direct Talks with Taliban?
Washington’s possible direct talks with the Taliban is a nightmare scenario for Kabul, whose silence is a testament to its ...
War on Drugs or Decriminalization: the Mexican Dilemma
Those who promote drugs decriminalization debate in Mexico question why the war on drugs is fought in their country and ...
Threats to Revoke Security Clearances Raise Concern for CIA’s Future
Perhaps people in the intelligence community have been able to shrug off the barrage of criticisms leveled against them by ...
Beyond Western World Order: Trump’s Rhetoric Creates Opportunities
There’s been a lot of talk of the end of the western liberal order, and the prospect that Trump is ...
Americans Outnumber Iranians and Venezuelans in Seeking Asylum in Canada
Since 2016, United States citizens have increasingly claimed asylum in Canada, sending more refugees than Iran and Venezuela so far ...
Trump’s Administration Does Little for International Religious Freedom
The Trump administration has made encouraging statements on international religious freedom but has so far done little. Some of their ...
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