Author: Aaron Nelson

This is not the first time that Israel has been caught defending terrorists in the name of humanitarian interests.

Thursday’s US missile attack on Syria must represent the quickest foreign policy U-turn in history.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson continues to lash Russia publicly for backing the Syrian government, insisting that President Bashar Assad’s rule is “coming to an end.”

Even as skepticism toward these events in Syria should remain heightened, so should awareness of countless other major developments.

While Democrats and the media have rushed to praise — or at least failed to condemn — the president’s decision to launch yet another illegal strike on a sovereign nation, many of his original supporters have begun to express their dissatisfaction with the American president.

Local Russian news has revealed the first footage from the Shayrat airbase, which the United States hit with a volley of 59 Tomahawk missiles .