Debbie Maimon

Barely a week after spurning President Trump's appeals for support in opening the vital Strait of Hormuz, European leaders buckled, delivering a striking about-face and revealing the force of Trump's leverage.

In moments of crisis, relationships reveal their true character. People or nations that once stood shoulder to shoulder either reaffirm their commitments or expose their underlying hollowness and fragility.

Like a wolf in sheep's clothing, the Alabama-based Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), once esteemed as a leading civil rights and legal aid organization, now stands exposed.

In a historic and revolutionary decision, the Supreme Court has quietly dismantled the racially-based Voting Rights Act (VRA)—a federal law designed to prohibit racial discrimination in voting.

“Republicans just won the redistricting war — and boosted their slim hopes for holding the House in November,” an explosive article in the left-wing Politico proclaimed.

Another stunning turnaround. Another dissident once denounced as a dangerous conspiracy theorist now sitting at the peak of power — armed with the authority to

A Senate Homeland Security Committee last week heard explosive allegations from a CIA whistleblower that former NIAID director Dr. Anthony Fauci orchestrated a wide-ranging cover-up of Covid-19 origins, in collaboration with various federal intelligence agencies.

Congress held hearings earlier this month from eyewitnesses who testified about one of the most chilling human rights abuses of the modern era– forced organ-harvesting, the removal of internal organs from a living patient without his consent.

Records Implicate Obama, Biden Administrations in Cover-up In a press release unveiling newly declassified documents that confirm the existence of U.S.-funded biolabs operating across 30 countries, outgoing Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard chose her words with caution. She never used the word “bioweapon.” She did not allege criminal wrongdoing or announce referrals to the […]

On her final day in office, outgoing Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard made good on a promise, unveiling a trove of explosive documents that were meant to stay hidden. The release included more than 1,600 pages of Covid-related emails exchanged across the intelligence community in the opening months of the pandemic.