Larry Lee
The Latest
-
Donald Trump's Controversial Plan to End Ukraine War Involves Ceding Territory to Russia: Report
Former President Donald Trump, the leading Republican presidential candidate, has reportedly been workshopping a controversial plan to end the Ukraine war that would involve pressuring the American ally to give up some of its territory to the invading Russian forces. 
Former President Donald Trump, the leading Republican presidential candidate, has reportedly been workshopping a controversial plan to end the Ukraine war that would involve pressuring the American ally to give up some of its territory to the invading Russian forces. -
Israel Withdraws Most Troops from Southern Gaza as Egypt Prepares to Host Ceasefire Talks
Israel has withdrawn a significant portion of its ground troops from southern Gaza, leaving just one brigade in the battered enclave six months after the war began. The move comes as both Israel and Hamas, the Islamist movement that controls Gaza, prepare to send delegations to Egypt for fresh talks on a potential ceasefire. 
Israel has withdrawn a significant portion of its ground troops from southern Gaza, leaving just one brigade in the battered enclave six months after the war began. The move comes as both Israel and Hamas, the Islamist movement that controls Gaza, prepare to send delegations to Egypt for fresh talks on a potential ceasefire. -
Latin American Countries Unite in Support of Mexico After Ecuador's Controversial Embassy Raid
Latin American governments have rallied around Mexico after Ecuadorian police stormed the Mexican Embassy in Quito to arrest former Ecuadorian Vice President Jorge Glas. 
Latin American governments have rallied around Mexico after Ecuadorian police stormed the Mexican Embassy in Quito to arrest former Ecuadorian Vice President Jorge Glas. -
Mexico Severs Diplomatic Ties with Ecuador After Police Raid Mexican Embassy, Arrest Ex-VP Jorge Glas
Mexico has announced its decision to break off diplomatic ties with Ecuador after Ecuadorian police forced their way into the Mexican embassy in Quito to arrest former Ecuadorian Vice President Jorge Glas. 
Mexico has announced its decision to break off diplomatic ties with Ecuador after Ecuadorian police forced their way into the Mexican embassy in Quito to arrest former Ecuadorian Vice President Jorge Glas. -
IDF Admits ‘’Serious Failure" in Deadly Strike on WCK Aid Workers in Gaza, Two Israeli Officers Dismissed, Three Reprimanded
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) released the findings of an investigation into a missile strike that killed several World Central Kitchen aid workers in the Gaza Strip, admitting that the incident "should not have occurred" and was the result of a "serious failure due to a mistaken identification." 
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) released the findings of an investigation into a missile strike that killed several World Central Kitchen aid workers in the Gaza Strip, admitting that the incident "should not have occurred" and was the result of a "serious failure due to a mistaken identification." -
U.S. Authorizes Additional Bomb Transfers to Israel Amid Gaza Conflict
The Biden administration has sanctioned the transfer of a significant cache of military munitions to Israel, including over 1,000 500-pound MK82 bombs and more than 1,000 small-diameter bombs. 
The Biden administration has sanctioned the transfer of a significant cache of military munitions to Israel, including over 1,000 500-pound MK82 bombs and more than 1,000 small-diameter bombs. -
U.S. Troops in Middle East on High Alert as Iran Threatens Revenge for Syria Strike
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi warned that Israel would pay a "heavy price" for an airstrike in Damascus, which Iran has accused Israel of carrying out, during a conversation with Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani on Wednesday evening. The discussion focused on the "martyrdom" of Maj. Gen. Mohammed Reza Zahedi, an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) leader killed in the attack. 
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi warned that Israel would pay a "heavy price" for an airstrike in Damascus, which Iran has accused Israel of carrying out, during a conversation with Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani on Wednesday evening. The discussion focused on the "martyrdom" of Maj. Gen. Mohammed Reza Zahedi, an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) leader killed in the attack. -
World Central Kitchen Accuses Israel of Systematically Targeting Aid Workers in Deadly Gaza Strike, Demands Independent Onvestigation
The founder of World Central Kitchen (WCK), Jose Andres, has accused Israel of "systematically" targeting aid workers "car by car" during the strikes that left seven dead on Monday, further straining Western support for Israel's war in Gaza amid mounting international fury over the attack. The founder of World Central Kitchen (WCK), Jose Andres, has accused Israel of "systematically" targeting aid workers "car by car" during the strikes that left seven dead on Monday, further straining Western support for Israel's war in Gaza amid mounting international fury over the attack. -
Exodus from Haiti's Capital: Over 53,000 Flee Amid Escalating Gang Violence
In a stark illustration of the escalating crisis in Haiti's capital, more than 53,000 residents have fled Port-au-Prince in less than three weeks, largely due to the unrelenting gang violence that has gripped the city. The startling figure, released in a United Nations report on Tuesday, underscores the severity of the situation in the Caribbean nation. 
In a stark illustration of the escalating crisis in Haiti's capital, more than 53,000 residents have fled Port-au-Prince in less than three weeks, largely due to the unrelenting gang violence that has gripped the city. The startling figure, released in a United Nations report on Tuesday, underscores the severity of the situation in the Caribbean nation. -
US Warns Iran Against Retaliation for Syria Strike, Calls for Restraint at UN Security Council Meeting
During a UN Security Council meeting on Tuesday, deputy U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Robert Wood made it clear that the U.S. had no prior warning of the strike and would not hesitate to defend its personnel if Iran or its proxies resumed their attacks on U.S. forces in the region. 
During a UN Security Council meeting on Tuesday, deputy U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Robert Wood made it clear that the U.S. had no prior warning of the strike and would not hesitate to defend its personnel if Iran or its proxies resumed their attacks on U.S. forces in the region.
