Question: Can a nation divided do great things again as it did in 1969?

Question: Can a nation divided do great things again as it did in 1969?

WorldTribune, July 16, 2019 This month, we introduce ‘Question of the Day’. Let’s have some fun! Send your responses here [world@worldtribune.com] or comment on Facebook, and we’ll publish the best. Question of the Day, 16, 2019: The United States, during World War II and on July 20, 1969 with the first Lunar Landing, was confronted […]

Report challenges legal, factual basis for impeaching South Korea’s conservative president

Report challenges legal, factual basis for impeaching South Korea’s conservative president

FPI / July 16, (updated July 21), 2019 More than two years after conservative South Korea President Park Geun-Hye was impeached, questions remain on whether the charges against Park were baseless or whether they were worthy of impeachment and a prison sentence, a report said. “Most people do not know exactly what happened or how […]

Vote fraud watch: Kentucky forced to remove 250,000 inactive voters from list

Vote fraud watch: Kentucky forced to remove 250,000 inactive voters from list

FPI / July 16, 2019 By Judicial Watch Judicial Watch announced on July 15 that in June Kentucky mailed address confirmation notices to 250,000 voters who are believed to have moved, thanks to a consent judgment agreed to by the Commonwealth. These registrations are probably outdated and will be cancelled if the voters fail to […]

July 20, 1969: As America was torn apart back home, its astronauts landed on the Moon

July 20, 1969: As America was torn apart back home, its astronauts landed on the Moon

Special to WorldTribune.com By John J. Metzler Bondville, VT — For those of us of a certain age, we vividly remember where we were on July 20, 1969 the date of America’s successful Lunar landing. On a cool July southern Vermont evening my parents and I visited friends to watch what was expected to be […]

Question: Is Google effectively an agent of the People’s Republic of China?

Question: Is Google effectively an agent of the People’s Republic of China?

WorldTribune, July 8, 2019 This month, we introduce a new daily feature: ‘Question of the Day’. Let’s have some fun! Send your responses here [world@worldtribune.com] or comment on Facebook, and we’ll publish the best. Question of the Day, July 15, 2019: Google has been accused of helping China’s military while collaborating with the Chinese Communist […]

Security threat: Aggressively investigate Google for ‘seemingly treasonous’ acts, Thiel says

Security threat: Aggressively investigate Google for ‘seemingly treasonous’ acts, Thiel says

by WorldTribune Staff, July 15, 2019 Peter Thiel, perhaps the lone major Silicon Valley ally of President Donald Trump, said a federal investigation of Google is warranted for its ties to the Chinese military. Thiel, a billionaire investor and Facebook board member, in an address to the National Conservatism Conference on July 14 suggested that […]

‘Absolutely legit’: Disgraced UK ambassador vouched for Russia ‘dossier’ author

‘Absolutely legit’: Disgraced UK ambassador vouched for Russia ‘dossier’ author

by WorldTribune Staff, July 15, 2019 Kim Darroch, who resigned as UK Ambassador to the U.S. after his anti-Trump tirades were leaked to the press, was a fan of Christopher Steele and his Democrat-funded dossier, a report said. Darroch reportedly told a U.S. official that Steele was “absolutely legit,” according to documents leaked to the […]

Way Left: Dems have abandoned us, say Black Lives Matter; Antifa arsonist lionized

Way Left: Dems have abandoned us, say Black Lives Matter; Antifa arsonist lionized

by WorldTribune Staff, July 15, 2019 The Left is hailing as a hero the Antifa thug who died in a shootout with police after he attempted to set ablaze an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Tacoma, Washington. Willem Van Spronsen was killed on July 13 after a shootout with police when he arrived […]

Brexit: Why other parts of the world second that emotion

Brexit: Why other parts of the world second that emotion

Special to WorldTribune.com By Donald Kirk LONDON — You’ve got to admire the Brits for one thing. They sure are proud of their ancient heritage as citizens of a “tight little island” that has always stood aloof from Europe. Historically they’ve fought against the Romans (Hadrian’s Wall), the Normans (1066 and all that), Spanish (Sir […]