Donald Trump's White House continues to use Nintendo's IP to push its Iran war propaganda.
If you just asked Donald Trump or looked at The White House's social media account, the war in Iran is going absolutely well, but if Trump and his supporters stepped outside of the MAGA bubble, they would see it's actually not.
According to observers, President Donald Trump's (MAGA) policies are falling out of favor with some right-leaning figureheads.
According to reports, over 30 oil depots in Iran were struck by Israeli forces, more than officials in the United States expected.
Donald Trump is now looking quite hawkish after deciding to partner with Israel and launching an assault on Iran, which his administration claims is trying to build nuclear weapons. Those claims come after he initially said the country's nuclear capability was all but stifled after previously claiming they "obliterated" Iran's nuclear program.
President Trump has always been allergic to the truth. It is his kryptonite. So it’s par for the course that he’s threatening to sue CNN and the New York Times over reports issued by the government that the bombing of Iran’s nuclear sites had set that program back months—but not “totally obliterated,” which is what […]
President Donald Trump has ordered the bombing of three nuclear sites in Iran, but kept Democratic Party leadership frozen out.
Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intellgience, and President Donald Trump appear to. be at odds over the handling of Iran.
Israel carried out an early-morning military strike against Iran's nuclear development sites, along with taking out Iranian military leaders
A report from the Tech Transparency Group alleges that X, formerly Twitter, granted verified premium accounts to 28 groups and individuals sanctioned by the United States for terrorism and other crimes.
There's a certain aesthetic attached to the oldest cities in the world: bustling souks beneath a bright blue sky, flowing garments made of whispery white cotton, stone masonry painted yellow by the sun. In reality, however, the oldest cities in the world have faced deep unrest to get to where they are today. Tragically, some are still uninhabitable. The Syrian town of Aleppo, for example, is likely the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world but rages with civil war today. Damascus too is categorically off limits. The post The oldest cities in the world appeared first on Atlas & Boots.
12 female Iranian artists have come together for Woman, Life, Freedom, a compilation featuring a dozen original songs supporting those fighting for freedom against the Islamic Republic of Iran. The project’s name is the English translation of “Zan, Zendegi, Azadi,” the official slogan of global protests against the current Iranian regime. Demonstrations have persisted worldwide after a 22-year-old woman named Mahsa Amini was allegedly killed by Iran’s religious morality police on September 16th. Hundreds of protestors have reportedly been killed in Iran, including dozens of minors. Human Rights Activists in Iran (HRANA) reported that an estimated 18,480 people had been arrested as of December 22. Curated by Iranian artists AIDA and Nesa Azadikhah, Woman, Life, ...