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Mayor Brandon Johnson and Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling had earlier vowed to rid the department of officers on the anti-government group Oath Keepers rolls

The use of Western electronic components in Russian missiles has caused concern since the start of the war in Ukraine, but a material most people haven’t heard of is even more critical.

The officer continued to work for the state university despite acknowledging he signed up years ago with the anti-government Oath Keepers, which played a key role in the riot at the U.S. Capitol in 2021.

Supt. Larry Snelling and other brass did not explain the department’s lack of action since a membership list was leaked two years ago.

The three offshore intermediaries based in Taiwan, Dubai and Singapore received a 'black premium' that was 'at times more than double the market price', the report said.

A recent report from the Financial Times claims that the Adani Group, India's largest private coal importer, imported coal at prices significantly higher than market rates, arising suspicion that the group has been inflating fuel costs and forcing consumers and businesses to overpay for electricity. The investigation, based on customs records since July 2021, claims that

The 2020 Beirut port blast – one of the largest non-nuclear explosions in history – killed more than 200 people and injured over 6,500. It left Lebanon reeling.

OPINION: Trafficking through Iran can't be ignored, even by remote NZ, Forough Amin says.

In this one, the US government may have fallen prey to disinformation planted by an autocratic regime, and the pattern isn't rare.

By Harut Sassounian While Armenia has been licking its wounds of the 2020 Artsakh War, the presidents of Azerbaijan and Turkey wasted no time to get together and split with their families and cronies the loot they acquired after occupying the territories in and around Artsakh. Azerbaijani journalist Ulkar Natiqqizi posted on the eurasianet.org website his investigative