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Iran Wants Ceasefire, Signals Flexibility in Nuclear Talks June 16—President Donald Trump confirmed this morning that the U.S. has received an urgent request from Iran for an immediate ceasefire in its ongoing exchange of missile and air strikes with Israel. Iran is also seeking a return to U.S.-mediated negotiations for a new nuclear deal, in which it sa...

July 14—As he was addressing a campaign rally last night at the fairgrounds in Butler, Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump narrowly escaped assassination when a gunman was given a clear shot at his head from a building about 130 yards away. The presumptive Republican Presidential nominee was hit in the right ear by one of the would-be assassin’s five to eight automatic rifle shots hurled at Trump, who upon being hit, turned his head, went to the floor, and was covered by Secret Service agents, who later ushered him off the makeshift stage to safety.

Did Someone Just Try to Trump-Proof NATO? July 14—As he was addressing a campaign rally last night at the fairgrounds in Butler, Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump narrowly escaped assassination when a gunman was given a clear shot at his head from a building about 130 yards away. The presumptive Republican Presidential nominee w...

Did The Wall Street Journal Try to Sabotage a Plea Deal for Assange?

March 25—Various informed sources say that the publication by The Wall Street Journal of a leaked report of a possible plea deal for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange may have been an attempt to sabotage delicate talks between the Justice Department and Assange’s legal team.

According to the account, first published in The Journal March 20, the deal would have Assange, who has been held in the maximum-security HM Prison Belmarsh since April 11, 2019 awaiting a British court decision on his extradition to the U.S. where he faces espionage charges that could put him in prison for 175 years, plead guilty to a lesser charge of mishandling classified documents in 2010. Under the reported deal, he would be allowed to walk free, for time already served.

Did The Wall Street Journal Try to Sabotage a Plea Deal for Assange? March 25—Various informed sources say that the publication by The Wall Street Journal of a leaked report of a possible plea deal for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange may have been an attempt to sabotage delicate talks between the Justice Department and Assange’s legal team. According to the acco...