By The Cradle

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said during a press conference with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on 7 December that he will not retire from political life in exchange for a pardon in his criminal cases. Continue reading “‘Voters will decide’: Netanyahu rules out retirement in exchange for pardon”

By Dave DeCamp – Antiwar.com

US Africa Command has announced in recent days that its forces have launched at least seven more airstrikes in Somalia as the Trump administration continues its record-breaking bombing campaign in the country, which receives virtually no media coverage in the United States. Continue reading “AFRICOM Announces Seven More Airstrikes in Somalia as Trump Continues Record-Shattering Bombing Campaign”

By Ken Macon – Reclaim The Net

Snow-covered jagged mountain peaks under a muted teal sky with a large translucent white fingerprint pattern centered above and blending into the central valley.

Alaska is advancing plans for a far-reaching redesign of its myAlaska digital identity system, one that would weave “Agentic Artificial Intelligence” and digital payment functions into a unified platform capable of acting on behalf of residents. Continue reading “Alaska Plots AI-Driven Digital Identity, Payments, and Biometric Data System”

By Tyler Derden – Zerohedge

Thailand launched fighter-jet bombing raids against Cambodian positions along their highly contested border, risking a complete unraveling of the ceasefire brokered by President Trump.

Reuters cites Thai officials who claim Cambodian troops first opened fire across several border positions with machine-guns and heavy weapons, killing two Thai soldiers and wounding eight. The attack prompted Thai F-16 strikes, combined with ground operations, against Cambodian forces. Continue reading “Trump-Brokered Ceasefire Falters As Thailand Launches F-16 Airstrikes On Cambodia”