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Turkey’s Erdogan oscillates back toward the West

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was not always the NATO pariah he is today. Long before Erdogan’s government started buying Russian air defense systems and blocking Sweden’s accession to NATO, the country’s longest-serving leader was seen by some in the West as a progressive reformer.

The golden days return for Iran

2019 was a tough year for the payroll professionals serving in Iran's terrorist groups across the Middle East. One distraught Iranian-backed fighter in Syria who had lost a third of his salary and other benefits lamented to the New York Times in March of that year that "the golden days are gone and will never return ... Iran doesn’t have enough money to give us."

Special counsel for Trump indictments contacts Georgia, Arizona Govs in Jan. 6 probe: reports

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) has been contacted by the federal special counsel investigating former President Trump’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election, Kemp’s office confirmed Friday. Former Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey (R) was also contacted for the investigation, according to CNN reports. Special Counsel Jack Smith is investigating Trump’s efforts to overturn the election...

Is Zelenskyy’s ‘ungrateful’ act causing him to lose his luster?

More and more Americans from across the political spectrum are starting to question the U.S. commitment to Ukraine and just how much is enough. 

Here’s why Florida’s inflation is so high

Story at a glance Florida's cities are suffering from some of the highest inflation rates in the country as waves of new residents and tourists flock to the state.   Last month, the national inflation rate fell to 3 percent, its lowest level in nearly two years, according to recently released Department of Labor data. But as the national rate drops, some parts of the...

White House marks rejoining UNESCO, says Trump-era absence harmed US interests

The White House marked the United States rejoining the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) ahead of first lady Jill Biden’s trip to France, four years after former President Trump withdrew the U.S. from the agreement. Senior administration officials outlined that the U.S. not being a part of the international organization was harmful...

Trump’s mixed message on early voting muddles Republican 2024 strategy  

Former President Trump's muddled messages on early voting risk hurting Republicans as they look to revamp their strategy heading into 2024. During a town hall interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity this week, Trump said he would encourage Republicans to do early voting. At the same time, he also sowed doubt over the approach —...

Trump indictments leave him fighting for higher office — and maybe his freedom

Former President Trump isn’t just campaigning for the White House. Increasingly, he could be campaigning for his freedom. Trump this week announced he has been informed he is a target in the Justice Department investigation into his efforts to remain in power after losing the 2020 election, a development that could foreshadow additional federal charges...

Surrogacy contracts should not be enforced

When you contract for a blue all-wheel drive Ford Flex and the dealership delivers a white front-wheel drive SUV, you can take the dealer to court and force him to deliver the agreed upon vehicle or pay damages.

JFK’s grandson calls RFK’s Jr. candidacy an ’embarrassment’ and a ‘vanity project,’ endorses Biden for 2024

President John F. Kennedy's grandson, Jack Schlossberg, ridiculed Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s candidacy calling it an "embarrassment" and a "vanity project."

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