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M.A. Dworkin Moscow - Russia’s Foreign Ministry issued a new warning to the Trump Administration amid escalating tensions between the United States and Venezuela.       “We note continuous and deliberate attempts to escalate tensions with our ally Venezuela. Unilateral decisions creating a threat to international shipping are particularly alarming,” the Ministry said in a statement carried by Russia’s state-owned news agency Tass. “Hopefully, the Trump Administration, known

M.A. Dworkin U.S.A. - Hundreds of immigrants, who had already passed every step in the years-long naturalization process, and needed only to take the oath of allegiance at ceremonies,  were abruptly halted in the process as they awaited their citizenship certificates at naturalization ceremonies in a number of cities across the country.        A federal directive handed down by U.S. Immigration and Customs Services on December 2, 2025, instructed employees of the U.S. Citize

M.A. Dworkin Washington, D.C. - New data from the well-respected University of California, Berkeley’s Deportation Data Project, shows that ICE arrests from January 20 to October 15, 2025, indicates that nearly 75,000 people with no criminal record have been arrested. These figures do not include arrests made by the Border Patrol, which has launched aggressive immigration operations in several cities in recent months.       More than one-third of the 220,000 people arrested

M.A. Dworkin South America - It all sounds very noble,  very American gung-ho, very righteous. The lame-duck President of the United States has declared his own personal war on the Cartels of Venezuela. His stated intent is to wipe out the scum who poison our people, and at the same time to chase out the drug lord’s puppet, the corrupt Maduro regime.        It all seems very impressive to pursue a war-like agenda by suddenly stationing fleets of warships in the Caribbean, of

M.A. Dworkin Nigeria - Modern day warfare apparently takes on many shapes. There are the obvious ones like attack drones, bunker busting bombs and of course nuclear weapons. But now, from a corner of the world we would least suspect of developing new mass weapons of war, comes a quasi-legitimate,  quasi-comical, albeit sobering threat, from the African State of Nigeria that involves Mosquito Warfare.       In a story that is being reported in The Zambian Observer and the Dai

M.A. Dworkin Atlantic Ocean - A colossal undersea train tunnel project linking Europe and Africa just got the green light after four...