European Parliament Debates Muslim Brotherhood Network as EU Vote Nears
A closely watched debate in the European Parliament is putting the Muslim Brotherhood and the wider issue of political Islam
Why Gen Z Is Rediscovering Hobbies Their Parents Thought Were Old-Fashioned
Ask a 22-year-old what they did last weekend, and the answer might surprise you: “I finished a scarf.” Pastimes once
Could Another Middle East Shipping Crisis Hit the U.S. Economy?
You don’t need to follow geopolitics to feel this one. You just need to pull into a gas station. The
From Ukraine to Yemen: Are Separate Wars Starting to Merge Into One Global Security Crisis?
Two wars, thousands of miles apart, keep showing up in the same headlines. That is making many people ask whether
Russia’s Shadow War in Europe: How Cyberattacks, Sabotage and Disinformation Are Testing US NATO Allies
A drone drifts near an airport. A rail line goes dark. A “local” news site looks real but isn’t. None
China Cuts Fuel Exports in October: Could Tighter Global Diesel Supplies Push Up Costs for American Drivers?
You may never buy a drop of Chinese diesel, but it can still end up costing you at the pump
Saudi Airports Hit by Houthi Attacks: Could Rising Middle East Tensions Threaten Global Oil Supplies?
A single drone can shut down an airport. Now picture that happening in a world already short on oil, and
Florida’s CAIR and Muslim Brotherhood Decision Draws International Attention
Florida’s September 29 move to designate the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and the Muslim Brotherhood as part of the
Why Americans Feel Worse Off Despite 4.2% Unemployment: The Gap Between a Strong Economy and Everyday Costs
Your job is safe, probably. Your paycheck still lands every two weeks. So why does the grocery run, or the
Why $100 Oil Could Turn the Middle East Conflict Into a Global Economic and Geopolitical Crisis
Filling your tank, buying vegetables, booking a flight: almost everything gets pricier when oil does. And right now, $100 oil
