With the entire news cycle focused on Syria this week, between the chemical weapons attack and President Trump’s response by way of missile strike, our readers may have missed some global news stories. Liberty Nation is here to deliver what fell through the cracks.
Fifty-nine Tomahawk Cruise Missiles fired from two naval ships struck the airfield believed to be the origin of the heinous chemical weapons attack perpetrated earlier this week. Our readers may be wondering, “What exactly is the Tomahawk?” Liberty Nation is here to help.
President Trump is about to have one of the most important meetings of his career. The President will meet with his Chinese counterpart, President Xi Jinping, at Mar-a-Lago on April 6-7.
President Trump meets today with President Abdul Fatah al-Sisi of Egypt. The meeting is widely expected to rebuild the relationship between Egypt and the United States, a relationship soured by former President Barack Obama freezing out cash flow financing to Egypt, one of the U.S.’s closest and longest-standing alliances in the region according to Reuters.
In this week’s edition of LN World News Digest: Malaysia and North Korea patch things up, and Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley isn’t pulling any punches.
In this week’s edition of LN World News Digest: Failed North Korea missile tests, Taliban advances in Afghanistan, and more.
The United States Marine Corps is currently embroiled in a massive scandal that strikes at the heart of the U.S. military service and the trust the military establishment has built with the American people.
Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario removed the scale over student concerns that it was “triggering.” This decision, naturally, has caused some controversy. Used abundantly in this debate are the buzzwords of the day: triggered, body positivity, and healthy at any size, among others.
In this week’s edition of LN World News Digest: Russian intelligence agents behind Yahoo leaks, Turkey’s migrant deal, and gunmen in Sudan.