Stop Biden's war on oil, gas – fight Putin by making US, Europe energy independent
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President Biden has played into Vladimir Putin’s hands by ending American energy independence and renouncing U.S. oil and gas resources.
Putin’s barbaric attacks on Ukraine can be traced to Europe’s scorn for fossil fuels and nuclear power.
When Putin violently annexed the Ukrainian territory of Crimea in 2014, Ukraine looked to the United States for help. Unfortunately, the Obama-Biden administration rejected their request for lethal assistance like Javelin anti-tank missiles because they were afraid of offending Russia and only provided non-lethal assistance like blankets.
The defense chiefs of the U.K. and Germany contend that bolstering military power is important to protect against any Russian aggression.
Naveed Akram briefly appeared by video from Goulburn Supermax prison over the deadly Bondi Hanukkah attack that left 15 dead.
Ukraine's former energy minister Herman Halushchenko was detained Sunday while allegedly trying to flee during the Operation Midas corruption probe into $100 million embezzlement.
Five NATO countries concluded Russia murdered Alexei Navalny with a deadly frog poison called epibatidine, challenging Moscow's natural death claims.
Comedian Max Amini spoke with Fox News Digital ahead of his historic Madison Square Garden performance to shed light on the Iranian regime's "unbelievable" oppression of its people.
CENTCOM announces U.S. forces struck ISIS infrastructure and weapons storage targets in Syria from Feb. 3-12. The campaign has killed or captured more than 50 ISIS terrorists.
A terrorism convict allegedly attacked police with knife near Paris' Arc de Triomphe and was shot dead by an officer. The tourist site was closed after the incident.
Iranian Christians killed during protests reach at least 19, according to group. Security forces shot dead Nader Mohammadi and Zahra Arjomandi in separate January demonstrations.
U.S. forces have withdrawn from Syria’s al-Tanf Garrison as part of a regional shift under Operation Inherent Resolve, with Syrian troops taking control of the base.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had choice words for the IOC following an athlete's disqualification for wearing a helmet honoring victims of the Russian war.
The IOC and Ukraine's Vladyslav Heraskevych couldn't come to an agreement, and the skeleton competitor was forced out of the Winter Olympics over his helmet.
Israeli hostages Arbel Yehoud and Ariel Cunio recount captivity, loss and survival after Oct. 7, describing the terror they felt, separation, global advocacy and their reunion.
The Nobel Committee warned of credible reports of physical torture and arbitrary imprisonment of Narges Mohammadi and urged Tehran to grant urgent medical access.