Iran and Russia deepen relationship as Russia plans to manufacture Iranian drones
February 7, 2023
Starbucks said Tuesday that it will be shutting down 16 locations in the U.S. over safety concerns, including increased crime rates and repeated drug use by customers and members of the public. Starbucks is the largest coffeehouse company in the world. As of 2020, the company had a total of[Read More…]
The Russian government plans to manufacture approximately 6,000 Iranian-designed drones a year, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal. The joint plan to create a factory in Iran to manufacture the Iranian drones came on the heels of Iran making international headlines for supplying the Kremlin with weapons[Read More…]
The Biden White House offered this week to brief former Trump administration officials on the details of three Chinese balloons that entered US airspace during the last presidency. Officials from the Biden administration reported this week that during Trump’s presidency, there were three separate instances of Chinese balloons flying into[Read More…]
A fleet of B-2 Spirit bombers that was grounded in December due to safety issues is still on stand-down today, and the lack of the bombers is reportedly beginning to cause disruptions in Air Force training. The fleet of stealth bombers was grounded in late December due to a safety[Read More…]
An Oklahoma judge ruled this week that a federal law banning marijuana users from owning firearms in the United States is unconstitutional, opening the door for even more Americans to own guns. Federal Judge Patrick Wyrick dismissed an indictment against Jared Michael Harrison on Friday, ruling that Harrison’s use of[Read More…]
In Oklahoma a Federal Judge has ruled that a federal law which bars US citizens who take marijuana from owning a gun is unconstitutional. Lawyers acting for Jared Michael Harrison stated that their client’s second amendment right to bear arms was violated by a federal law which makes it illegal[Read More…]
Ali Khamenei, who is the 2nd and current supreme leader of Iran, has pardoned “tens of thousands” of prisoners, this includes some who were recently arrested in anti-government protests, this followed a state crackdown on protesting which has calmed residents’ unrest within Iran. The pardon, which was approved by Ayatollah[Read More…]
Police in India have arrested over 2,000 men as they attempt to stamp out child marriages. “We have so far arrested 2,169 men based on 4,074 registered police cases involving a total of about 8,000 men,” state police chief Gyanendra Pratap Singh confirmed. Both Hindu priests and Muslim clerics were[Read More…]
Justin Bieber, whose hits include “Sorry” and Despacito,” has sold his music publishing and recording catalog shares to Hipgnosis Songs Capita for $200M. Hipgnosis themselves did not confirm the amount, however a source close to the Associated Press confirmed it was $200M. “The impact of Justin Bieber on global culture[Read More…]
Former president of Pakistan General Pervez Musharraf, who supported the United States during their invasion of Afghanistan during his reign, has died at the age of 79. Musharraf died in Dubai, where was living on a self-imposed exile, following a prolonged illness. Musharraf ruled Pakistan for nearly 10 years after[Read More…]
China has threatened the United States with “further actions” following what China deemed to be a “serious overreaction” in the shooting down of a suspected spy balloon. The white aircraft was shot out of the sky near Myrtle Beach by an F22 fighter jet on Saturday following days of debate about the[Read More…]