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Venezuela’s socialist regime announced this weekend that Colombian businessman Alex Saab, widely considered to be Nicolás Maduro’s top money launderer, was deported to the United States — nearly two and a half years after former President Joe Biden pardoned Saab. The Venezuelan regime announced Saab’s May 16 deportation in a brief statement issued by its SAIME migration and identity services agency informing that Venezuelan authorities decided to deport him “in light of the fact that the aforementioned Colombian citizen is accused of committing various crimes in the United States, as is widely known and reported in the media.” At press time, no…

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The pipeline to America’s Olympic greatness is imperiled, as spending on college football and basketball programs has led to hundreds of Olympic and other non-revenue-generating programs getting cut. College sports and the future of Team USA Olympics stand at a crossroads this week as the U.S. House and Senate bring forth two bills for debate that lawmakers hope will empower the NCAA and insulate it from lawsuits while helping to preserve the non-revenue sports that form the talent pipeline for the overwhelming majority of America’s Olympic talent. But that pipeline has been gutted by a spending race that began in earnest…

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The bloc has the means to destroy the military bases in Kaliningrad Region, Lithuania’s top diplomat has claimed NATO should strike Russia’s Kaliningrad to make a point to Moscow, Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kestutis Budrys has said.Kaliningrad Region is a Russian exclave of over a million people, which sits on the Baltic Sea coast and borders NATO member-states Lithuania to the north and Poland to the south.In his interview with Swiss newspaper Neue Zurcher Zeitung on Monday, Budrys insisted that the Europeans “need to turn our fear of the [Russian] threat into a sense of self-empowerment.”“We must show the Russians that…

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82-year-old Venezuelan mother Carmen Navas passed away on Sunday, ten days after the Venezuelan socialist regime admitted that her missing son, political prisoner Víctor Hugo Quero Navas, has been dead since July 2025. Venezuelan journalists reported that Carmen Navas passed away on Sunday. On Friday, two days before she died, the elderly mother participated in a Mass in honor of her dead son at a church in the La Candelaria Parish of Caracas. Mothers and other relatives of political prisoners, as well as human rights activists, reportedly accompanied the grieving mother. The outlet Runrunes reported that the elderly mother was out of breath,…

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Democrat Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek signed legislation to backfill funding to abortion giant Planned Parenthood as the organization deals with losing Medicaid and Medicare funding under President Donald Trump.  Kotek and other state Democrats gathered at a Portland Planned Parenthood last Wednesday to celebrate three new laws that enable abortions, sex changes, and vaccines as congressional Republicans continue their efforts to keep the abortion organization from receiving federal taxpayer dollars, the Oregon Capital Chronicle reported. Kotek signed House Bill 4127, which backfills funding to Planned Parenthood to make up for funds it has lost since July 2025 when President Trump…

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Monday on FBN’s “Mornings with Maria,” Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) expressed his skepticism that Chinese President Xi Jinping would be helpful in resolving the Iran conflict, especially regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Scott told host Maria Bartiromo that he anticipated President Donald Trump would have to “bomb the daylights out of Iran” to achieve the objective. “Well, first off, President Trump is busting his butt,” Scott said. “Does he want the Strait of Hormuz closed — no. But does he want us to get killed by a nuclear weapon — absolutely not. So, he’s doing the right thing by making sure…

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The U.S. Consulate in Matamoros is on high alert after the murder of a Mexican federal officer who was assigned to the building’s security detail. While Mexico’s government is trying to downplay the murder as a traffic incident, U.S. consular officials are actively investigating to determine if there is a direct threat to any U.S. personnel, as the incident appears to have been a targeted attack. The murder happened Sunday morning, when an SUV struck a Mexican police patrol that was assigned to the federal protection unit. The vehicle then sped off, and the federal unit chased them. A second…

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As war spreads and old institutions stall, Beijing is emerging as the key venue for crisis diplomacy and great-power talks By William Jones, a special commentator for CGTN, is a former Washington bureau chief for Executive Intelligence Review News Service and a non-resident fellow of the Chongyang Institute for Financial StudiesAfter US President Donald Trump’s state visit to China, Russian President Vladimir Putin will arrive on May 19 to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Given the flurry of visits by foreign leaders to Beijing this year, it is clear that Beijing has become the place to go to for…

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The Kremlin announced on Saturday that Russian President Vladimir Putin will travel to Beijing on Tuesday and Wednesday to meet with Chinese dictator Xi Jinping, less than a week after President Donald Trump’s high-profile meeting with Xi. The Kremlin made the announcement less than 24 hours after Trump returned home to the United States from his meeting with Xi. The Russian government claimed the close timing of the meetings was coincidental, and Putin’s trip was intended to coincide with the 25th anniversary of the Sino-Russian Treaty of Friendship, signed by Putin with Xi’s predecessor Jiang Zemin on July 16, 2001.…

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Authorities in central Mexico are investigating the brutal murder of ten victims, including a 20-month-old child, at the hands of cartel gunmen. Authorities in Mexico claim the mass killing was in response to a family having forced one of the gunmen into a drug rehab center, from which he escaped. The mass killing took place on Sunday, early morning, at a ranch near the city of Tehuitzingo, Puebla. According to initial reports from Mexico’s Excelsior, the attack took place when a group of gunmen pulled up to the ranch and began to tie up and kill several members of one family…

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