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Sir Karl Jenkins is the first living composer to top the Classic FM Hall of Fame with mass for peace.

The United States is once again confronting a crisis of command at the highest levels of its military establishment, during an increasingly risky foreign war that threatens world peace and the global economy. One wonders then whether Trump can effectively … The post Will Trump be “Neutralized” by Deep State amid Iranian Disaster? appeared first on Global Research.

Gonzales allegedly asked his former campaign political director ‘more than a dozen times to send nude photos’

The Artemis 2 astronauts are set to return to Earth after conducting a historic lunar fly-by and witnessing a total solar eclipse from their spacecraft - capturing the first ever photo of the far side of the Moon

A family discovered the remains while hunting for Easter Eggs on Sunday

Northern Ireland has become the first part of the UK where a woman and her partner are entitled to two weeks of paid leave if they experience a miscarriage at any stage of pregnancy.

Northern Ireland has become the first part of the UK where a woman and her partner are entitled to two weeks of paid leave if they experience a miscarriage at any stage of pregnancy.

A high-profile criminal trial in Paris involving a shadowy Masonic lodge, intelligence operatives, and a (apparently) fabricated narrative about Mossad has unfolded just as Franco-Israeli relations hit a new low. While officials insist the affair is purely criminal, the broader … The post Masonic Plot to Kill Mossad Agent in France? Athanor Affair Emerges Amid Deepening Crisis in Franco-Israeli Relations appeared first on Global Research.

If you were a donor to Eric Swalwell’s gubernatorial campaign, how would you react to learning that your contributions were used to pay his own wife to watch their children? The post Swalwell Caught Paying His Wife with Campaign Cash for Child Care in 2026 California Governor’s Race appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Airport roof leaks during heavy rain in Indonesia

French former president Nicolas Sarkozy maintained his innocence on Tuesday, telling an appeal hearing in Paris that not a single cent from Libya helped fund his 2007 presidential campaign. “I owe the truth to the French people,” Sarkozy told a three-judge panel during a hearing in the case that led him to spend 20 days in prison before being granted release pending appeal. “I’m innocent,” he said. Sarkozy, 71, is challenging his conviction after being found guilty in September of criminal...

The joint US-Israeli war on Iran has thrust back into the spotlight a divisive debate about whether the dog wags the tail, or the tail wags the dog. The post Does the Tail Wag the Dog? How Both Sides Are Missing the Bigger Picture appeared first on Global Research.