Saudi Arabia appeals to Israel for help against Houthis – report
Saudi Arabia has reportedly sought intelligence assistance from Israel as Riyadh scrambles to contain a rapid Houthi advance toward one of the world’s most important shipping routes, while the Trump administration weighs whether deteriorating conditions could eventually require direct US military intervention.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approached Israel indirectly through US Central Command, requesting intelligence and other assistance that could help prevent the Iran-backed Houthis from closing the Bab al-Mandeb Strait,
Germany to draft soldiers for Lithuania tank brigade
The German armed forces will have to appoint around 20% of the soldiers set to form its first permanent foreign-based tank brigade in Lithuania, as it cannot find enough volunteers. The 4,800-strong tank brigade is located close to the 60 km-long Suwałki Gap between Kaliningrad and Belarus. The corridor connects the Baltic countries to other NATO allies and is seen as a likely entry point for a Russian incursion.
A Canadian doctors group makes a shocking proposal
The Quebec College of Physicians thinks the government should allow doctors to kill infants who suffer from “severe pain, extreme deformation or a fatal diagnosis.” The QCP tells the Daily Mail that it wants the Canadian government to extend its physician-assisted suicide law to include such newborns.
Ukraine says energy attacks could stop if Russia agrees, after Trump comments
Russia and Ukraine have agreed not to attack each other’s energy facilities, US President Donald Trump says. Volodymyr Zelenskyj writes on Telegram that it is Ukraine’s proposal, but that it will only apply if Russia agrees to it. “Ukraine is not convinced that Russia has any desire to follow an agreement,” the Ukrainian president writes about the conditions for a “ceasefire for energy facilities.” “The war must end,” Zelensky writes, noting that “de-escalation of critical infrastructure could be the first step towards peace.”
‘A new era’: Germany inaugurates permanent troop presence in Lithuania
For Lithuania, the deployment offers reassurance. For Germany, it’s a litmus test for its military.
Russia and Ukraine have agreed not to attack each other’s energy facilities, US President Donald Trump says. Volodymyr Zelenskyj writes on Telegram that it is Ukraine’s proposal, but that it will only apply if Russia agrees to it. “Ukraine is not convinced that Russia has any desire to follow an agreement,” the Ukrainian president writes about the conditions for a “ceasefire for energy facilities.”
Frederiksen optimistic talks with the US can resolve Greenland dispute
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen says she is optimistic that talks with the United States can lead to a solution to the dispute over Greenland’s future. In January, a working group was formed with representatives from Denmark, the United States and Greenland to try to find a solution to the conflict. Since then, hardly any information about the negotiations has been released. The working group continues to work and it is therefore too early to draw any conclusions, but I am quite optimistic that we can find a way forward, says Frederiksen at a meeting in Finland on security in the Arctic on Monday.
A Chinese Satellite Suddenly Shattered In Orbit, Creating A New Space Debris Threat
A Chinese reconnaissance satellite has broken apart in a rare high-altitude orbit, creating dozens of tracked debris fragments that may remain around Earth for centuries, The failure of Yaogan-50 (02) has added a new debris field to one of the more difficult regions of space to manage. The fragments are now traveling in a highly retrograde orbit, a path that moves against the direction of Earth’s rotation and creates challenging conditions for future spacecraft operations.
Russian military drone found in Baltic Sea off Poland’s coast
A drone has been found in the Baltic Sea, off Rusinowo in northern Poland. “Preliminary investigations indicate that it is a military drone of Russian origin,” writes the country’s Defence Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz on X. The drone has reportedly been “retrieved” from the Baltic Sea. The location and equipment are now being secured, according to Kosiniak-Kamysz.
Trump Says Meeting With Chinese Leader Will Cover ‘Almost Everything
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sept. 13 that he would discuss almost everything with Chinese leader Xi Jinping during a planned meeting at the White House later this month. Trump did not provide specifics but said his tariffs had kept Chinese vehicles out of the U.S. market. “The tariff kept them out. I have a 100 percent tariff. From 100 to 150 percent,” he told reporters aboard Air Force One, comparing the U.S. move with Europe, which he said was being decimated by Chinese cars.
Ukraine Pummels Black Sea Resort Near Putin’s Villa With Air & Sea Drones
Ukraine sent some 400 drones across various parts of Russia and Crimea overnight, with UAV attacks having long been a nightly thing. In this latest instance, the Black Sea resort city of Sochi suffered the most casualties, with five people – including a child – wounded in a drone attack. Several homes were also damaged in the assault. Sochi has long been where President Putin has a sprawling vacation resort.
The pattern is in the data: New York Times, BBC studies confirm anti-Israel media bias
The New York Times’ coverage of the Israel-Hamas war was grossly skewed toward the Palestinian side and against Israel, according to a peer-reviewed academic study. Israeli casualties were consistently omitted or minimized, while Palestinian suffering was amplified and given far greater prominence throughout. The study’s author, Edieal Pinker, a professor at the Yale School of Management, published his findings in the academic journal Studies in Conflict & Terrorism after the paper cleared formal peer review.
Israeli Defense Ministry official predicts greater cooperation with US in arms production
Jerusalem and Washington are working on the next 10-year MoU, which is projected to diminish or even remove U.S. financing and instead focus on joint development projects.
Houthis Attack Saudi Arabia as Gulf-Iran Talks Are Postponed
Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis launched a new attack on Saudi Arabia on Monday and Gulf Arab states postponed planned talks with Iran, underscoring fears that the Middle East conflict could spread further and threaten global oil supplies. US President Donald Trump said Iran wanted to reach a deal with Washington, signaling a possible diplomatic opening despite the widening regional tensions. “The failing Nation of Iran wants to make a deal, quickly and badly. I will determine whether or not the USA will choose to engage – The concept of which we are open to,” Trump wrote on Truth Social.
Has Abortion Desensitized People To The Taking Of Children’s Lives?
Presenting darkness as light and light as darkness is contagious — and it has become an epidemic. This is Isaiah 5:20 thinking. “Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil; Who put darkness for light, and light for darkness.” “Woe” can be seen here as a warning. The New Living Translation puts it like this: “What sorrow for those who say that evil is good.” A significant portion of Americans have lately shown a tendency to justify and even celebrate evil. Lots of Americans cheered the assassination attempts against President Trump. Luigi Mangione, the accused murderer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, became a celebrity-hero with thousands of adoring fans. For many on social media, the murder of Charlie Kirk has become a joke — something to delight in. Against a backdrop of Americans treating human life as cheap and violence as an easy solution, came the story of Lindsay Clancy
Saudi Arabia discovered 110 mln tons of rare earths and uranium in Medina
Saudi Arabia has discovered 110 million tons of raw materials containing uranium concentrations in Medina, Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said on Monday. Speaking at the IAEA General Conference in Vienna, Prince Abdulaziz said the Kingdom is working to invest its diverse energy and mineral resources. He added that diversifying these energy resources has become essential to supporting economic growth and supply security.
Physicists help uncover ‘spooky’ quantum effect in the Large Hadron Collider
Physicists at the University of Oxford have helped confirm that one of the strangest phenomena in physics—quantum entanglement—occurs even among some of the heaviest and most fleeting particles ever created. The discovery, made using the world’s most powerful particle collider at CERN, has been published in Physical Review Letters. “Quantum mechanics underpins computing, security and many areas of physics. However, quantum mechanics has mysteries and puzzles that are not yet fully understood.
Saudi Arabia may have used secret Chinese ballistic missile in Yemen for first time
Debris found in Yemen may show that Saudi Arabia used a Chinese-made DF-15A ballistic missile in combat for the first time, potentially revealing a previously undisclosed weapon in the kingdom’s closely guarded missile arsenal, TWZ reported. Images circulating online appear to show wreckage from a DF-15A short-range ballistic missile, although neither the identification of the missile nor Saudi ownership has been confirmed. Tyler Rogoway also highlighted the apparent use on X. The Houthis are not known to possess weapons capable of intercepting it.
Pollard: The mountain war for the heartland of Israel must be won
The battle for Judea and Samaria will ultimately be decided on the strategic hilltops where Israelis and Palestinians are fighting to determine who will control the heartland of Israel.
At least 3 killed in Russian strike on agricultural company premises in northern Ukraine
At least three people have been killed in a Russian attack on a premises belonging to an agricultural company in the Chernihiv region, AFP reports, citing local police. According to the police, it is a premises belonging to an agricultural company. At least seven more people are reported to have been injured in the attack on Chernihiv, which is located around 150 kilometres north of Kyiv.
U.S. Supreme Court to rule on home Bible studies, as local officials weaponize against gatherings
‘When government pressure causes a reasonable person to cancel a prayer service, the injury is complete the moment it happens.’ The American Center for Law and Justice has fought this battle several times: Can a gov’t forbid a home-based Bible study because it is in a home, or because of the number of people attending, or another reason?
The Supreme Court Will Decide: Can a City Use Red Tape to Kill Your Bible Study?
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear one of the most consequential religious liberty cases in years – and the ACLJ has filed to make sure the Court gets it right. This case is not just about one man’s Jewish prayer group. Home-based religious gatherings are central to how millions of Americans, Jewish and Christian alike, practice their faith.
Why Do So Many Strange Things Occur in the Craziest State In the Entire Country?
California possesses incredible natural beauty but is run by a bunch of lunatics. If it were an independent nation, it would have the 5th largest economy in the world, but it also has the largest homeless population in the US by a wide margin. It also has the highest top marginal individual income tax rate at 13.3% (14.4% when including payroll tax).
Culture of Death: Organization Flies Banner Above the Kentucky State Fair Advertising the Mailing of Illegal Abortion Drugs
Gloria Steinem, prominent feminist & massive abortion advocate, recently died at 92. A pro-life news organization said, “Steinem was predeceased by the more than 60 million unborn children whose sacrifice she believed essential for a free and feminist society.” What a tragic but accurate eulogy for a woman who chose…violence against the unborn.
Flock Cameras Weaponized by Law Enforcement to Stalk Women
The exact abuse privacy advocates warned: a Georgia analyst tracked his ex-wife; a California cop helped stalk an abuse victim. A Georgia crime analyst and a California police officer both weaponized Flock’s license plate reader system to stalk women –exactly the abuse privacy advocates warned about.
State Seizes Girl After Catholic Parents Refuse to Call Her a Boy
A Massachusetts family has spent nearly two years fighting the state for custody of their daughter after a public school socially transitioned her behind their backs, and child-welfare officials treated the parents’ refusal to play along as the crime.
We Are Being Told That “a Shortage of Diesel” Is Here as the Price Per Gallon Hits $6.23 In the United States
That is bad news because much of our economic infrastructure runs on diesel. Most of our trucks, trains, and tractors use diesel. More than 70 percent of all commercial goods are transported by vehicles powered by diesel. The real crisis will come when we start to see widespread shortages and rationing all over the globe.
Chinese Tech Helped Iran Kill Americans — Media Deflects to Trump
Establishment press buries the real scandal: Chinese entities gave Iran the satellite imagery it needed to kill American soldiers at a base in Jordan, and the press wants you angry at Trump for not yelling about it loud enough. That’s the story. Everything else is distraction.
Netherlands Euthanizes Disabled 2-Year-Old Child
A disabled 2-year-old child was euthanized in the Netherlands, even though the toddler wasn’t dying. That didn’t stop officials from confirming everything was legal and concluding that a doctor acted with due care in the country’s first euthanasia of a child under 12. The child couldn’t communicate. The child could not and did not ask to die.
Netanyahu Signals ‘Heavy Blows’ Against Iran’s Proxies as Concern Mounts over Houthi Advances
Iran is rebuilding parts of its ballistic missile program after U.S. and Israeli strikes damaged key facilities earlier in the conflict. At the same time, a suspected nuclear site and a major Houthi advance in Yemen are raising new concerns across the region.
Is there something sinister behind Christian churches in the UK going up in flames?
Kilburn Methodist Church in Kilburn, England, United Kingdom, caught fire at dawn of 11 Friday, September. The cause of the fire is yet to be determined. This is just the latest in a series of cases where Christian churches in the UK have gone up in flames.