One former senior U.S. general, who managed Biden’s chaotic military pullout from Afghanistan, believes that another ISIS terrorist attack against the United States is now becoming “inevitable.”
Read More Retired Gen. Frank McKenzie Says U.S. Is #1 Target For ISIS-K After Moscow Attack
Shakira, a Colombian singer and songwriter famous for the 2005 hit song “Hips Don’t Lie,” criticized Director Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” movie, claiming that her sons “absolutely hated it” and thought it was extremely “emasculating.”
Read More Shakira Criticizes ‘Barbie’ Movie, Says Film Emasculated Her Sons
In order to pay the judgment in his New York civil fraud lawsuit, former President Donald Trump posted a $175 million bond on Monday. The original bond was set at a whopping $454 million.
Read More Trump Posts Reduced Bond In N.Y. Civil Fraud Case
According to his relatives who spoke with the press, the heroic 102-year-old last remaining survivor of the USS Arizona battleship, which was sunk during the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese, passed away on Monday.
Read More Last Living USS Arizona Survivor Of Pearl Harbor Attack Passes Away At 102
The state of Arizona has now formally adopted Pluto, the celestial body that was previously demoted to the position of “dwarf planet.” Pluto is now included in the Arizona Revised Statutes, among symbols like the bola tie and the cactus wren, thanks to legislation approved by Democrat Governor Katie Hobbs.
Read More Arizona: Governor Hobbs Signs Legislation Making Pluto ‘Official State Planet’
The Israeli government can now prevent the Qatari state-funded outlet Al Jazeera from operating inside its borders, thanks to a law passed by the Knesset on Monday that gives top government officials the power to block foreign media outlets that are considered threats to Israeli national security.
Read More Israeli Knesset Passes Bill To Ban Outlet Al Jazeera From Israel, Citing Nat’l Security Threat