Beth Bailey

Venezuelan Political Crisis 16 hours ago

Venezuelan dissident outlines risks and opportunities as Venezuela enters post-Maduro era

Hope emerges for Venezuela's future as experts discuss rebuilding institutions and creating stable democracy after years of authoritarian control.

Israel December 22

Israel calls out UN-backed Gaza famine report as biased, ignores aid flow and on-the-ground data

Israeli officials slam 'biased' U.N. food security report on Gaza, citing increased aid deliveries. Analysis reveals disputed famine claims lack evidence.

Iran December 19

Iran killing spree continues as regime sets new record for 2025 executions, dissident group says

Human rights crisis deepens as Iran's execution spree reportedly reaches unprecedented levels with over 2,000 prisoners killed so far this year by the Tehran regime.

Antisemitism Exposed December 14

After Australia’s Hanukkah massacre, critics say appeasing extremists after Oct 7 fueled rising antisemitism

Sunday's terrorist attack on Jewish Australians in Sydney highlights the community's fears amid rising antisemitism and government inaction since Oct.7, 2023.

The Balkans December 13

State Department stays quiet as Albania reinstates deputy prime minister accused of corruption

Albania's Constitutional Court reinstated Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku after corruption charges led to her removal from office in November.

United Nations December 5

Trump administration warned to take front seat as UN chief race shifts left, boosting anti-US contenders

Few U.N. Secretary-General candidates would be acceptable to the U.S., experts say, as the selection process begins for a 2026 replacement.

United Nations November 4

UN under fire as USAID investigators probe Hamas diversion of aid to Gaza

USAID Office of the Inspector General is pursuing allegations that U.S. taxpayer dollars sent to the Gaza Strip were diverted to Hamas terrorists in the enclave.

United Nations October 18

Gaza famine claims face mounting scrutiny as mortality data falls far short of predictions

Experts challenge Gaza famine claims by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, citing insufficient mortality data and declining food prices.

Iran October 17

Iran’s execution rate tops 1,000 this year as death row inmates launch hunger strike

Iranian death row prisoners call on U.N. Secretary General António Guterres to intervene as the regime executes over 1,000 people since the start of the year.

The Balkans October 11

Albanian judge killed in courtroom shooting amid growing anger over justice system reforms

The assassination of Judge Astrit Kalaja highlights Albania's judicial crisis, with 200,000 case backlogs and eroded public confidence following failed reforms.

Israel September 18

Stefanik asks AG Bondi to probe medical charity over Hamas propaganda claims

New York Republican accuses Doctors Without Borders of supporting Hamas rhetoric and undermining Gaza humanitarian operations in letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi.

United Nations September 17

Cruz slams UN's Israel ‘genocide’ charge, pushes for consequences

Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz was highly critical of a new U.N. report accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza, warning that those involved could face sanctions.

Terrorism September 11

Hamas plots infiltration at US-backed Gaza aid site, forces temporary shutdown

Terror threats from Hamas force Gaza aid organization to temporarily halt operations, highlighting ongoing interference with humanitarian assistance reaching civilians.

Middle East September 7

US-backed Gaza aid group slams Doctors Without Borders, accuses it of spreading 'false' claims

Doctors Without Borders sparks backlash with ads blasting the U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, accusing it of “orchestrated killing," while the aid group says MSF is "aiding Hamas."

United Nations September 1

New study says aid theft by terror groups and regimes is prolonging global conflicts

United Nations and other aid meant for civilians has instead propped up terrorists and rogue regimes, a new study warns — from Hamas in Gaza to the Taliban in Afghanistan, and beyond.

Israel August 21

Israel says UN misleads world as Gaza aid stolen and diverted from civilians

As aid fails to reach civilians in Gaza, Israel slams misleading figures. The U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, using armed security, continues to feed millions despite a U.N. boycott.

Middle East July 29

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation: What to know about the US-backed aid group

The U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation operates four sites providing food boxes with 2,400 daily calories, while facing criticism from the U.N. and several American allies.

Japan July 27

Trump-inspired 'Japanese first' politician shakes up nation's establishment

Sohei Kamiya's Sanseitō Party won 14 seats in Japan's Upper House elections, appealing to young voters with a "Japanese first" platform focused on culture, birth rates and food security.

United Nations July 11

As US-backed group delivers 70 million meals, UN and NGOs fight to discredit Gaza aid rival

The U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's aid distribution system faces opposition from Hamas and criticism from the U.N. and NGOs despite delivering millions of meals to Gazans.

Middle East July 9

US-backed Gaza aid group launches bold new system to deliver food directly to families

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation launches initiative to deliver food directly to Palestinians through local leaders, addressing criticism of its previous distribution model.

Antisemitism Exposed July 5

Antisemitic attackers violently target synagogue, Israeli restaurant in Australia

Masked protesters attacked an Israeli restaurant in Melbourne, prompting calls from Jewish leaders and Israeli officials for stronger action against extremism.

Antisemitism Exposed July 5

UN blasted for funding committee 'created to destroy the Jewish state,' despite budget crisis

The U.N.'s decision to hire four new staff for its controversial anti-Israel commission, despite an ongoing liquidity crisis, raises questions about spending priorities as the U.S. weighs funding.

United Nations June 29

Revealed: The extensive perks UN officials receive amid budget crisis

The array of benefits United Nations’ senior staff receives has been untouched during the UN80 Initiative. Here’s what senior staff continue to enjoy as the U.N. faces a liquidity crisis.

United Nations June 28

Trump does UN’s job on world stage, leads on peace while secretary-general earns more at anti-US body

The U.N. secretary-general’s base salary is higher than President Donald Trump’s, as questions grow over continued U.S. funding of the world body that's accused of working against American interests.

Iran June 25

Iranian dissident leader outlines vision for regime change, says it's 'inevitable'

NCRI leader Maryam Rajavi explains her organization's platform for Iranian regime change, including separation of religion and state and gender equality.

Iran June 22

THE MISSING MULLAH: Iran's 'supreme leader' a no-show for negotiations, then hid as US pounded nuke sites

President Donald Trump sought a diplomatic meeting with Iranian leadership, but Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was reportedly silent and remains in hiding.

Iran June 21

Why only bunker buster bombs could reach Iran’s underground Fordow nuclear facility

Trump confirmed the U.S. used bunker buster bombs to strike Iran’s Fordow site, alongside missile attacks on Natanz and Isfahan nuclear facilities.

Iran June 21

Why are B-2 stealth bombers being deployed to Guam, and what could come next?

As the Iran-Israel conflict continues, B-2 stealth bombers with massive ordnance penetrators could target Iran's buried Fordow nuclear site from either Guam or Diego Garcia, experts say.

Armed Forces June 21

A guide to the 'doomsday plane': The US airborne command center

Amid rising Iran tensions, the U.S. “doomsday plane" draws fresh attention as a nuclear-proof, airborne command center designed to keep national leaders secure during extreme conflict.

Politics June 18

Ilhan Omar claims no one has 'attacked Americans,' but Iran's deadly history tells different story

Fox News Digital report refutes Rep. Ilhan Omar's claim that 'no one is attacking Americans' by documenting Iran's pattern of targeting U.S. personnel through direct and proxy attacks.