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Armed 'Moors' In I-95 Standoff Plead Not Guilty, Deny Court's Authority Police work on in the area of an hours long standoff with a group of armed men that partially shut down interstate 95, Saturday, July 3, 2021, in Wakefield, Mass. Massachusetts state police say 11 suspects have been taken into custody. Michael Dwyer/AP Seven of the 11 men were arraigned, all pleading not guilty to charges related to improperly stored firearms after the standoff on the I-95. Many identified themselves as linked to Rise of the Moors, a Black sovereign citizen group, on social media. Related Stories Malde...

China’s communists guard their future from the past As they celebrate their party’s centenary, China’s leaders remain obsessed with the fate of the Soviet Union and its political reforms. They study history to avoid a repeat. Peter Cai Save Share The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has just celebrated its 100th birthday this week, making it one of the longest surviving communist parties in the world – and certainly the most successful one. Although the party’s confidence is at its peak, the collapse of the Soviet Communist Party still haunts the Chinese leaders. Xi...

Judge rejects legal challenges to NI Protocol July 1, 2021 ­BELFAST: Legal challenges against the lawfulness of Brexit’s Northern Ireland Protocol have been dismissed by a High Court judge in Belfast. Justice Colton rejected arguments that the contentious post-Brexit trading arrangements breached the terms of the 1800 Acts of Union and the 1998 legislation that underpins the Good Friday Peace Agreement. In a lengthy judgment, the judge agreed with the applicants’ contention that the Brexit Withdrawal Act, in which the Protocol is enshrined, conflicted with the 1800 Acts of Union. But h...

BBC News By Chris Morris image copyrightGetty Images Arguments have intensified between the EU and the UK about the post-Brexit status of Northern Ireland. It is a special case, involving the UK's only land border with the EU and a history of violent political division. The Northern Ireland protocol was created to avoid the return of a "hard" trade border on the island of Ireland. Instead, all goods moving across the Irish Sea from Great Britain (GB) into Northern Ireland (NI) have to follow EU rules, even if they never leave the UK. Both sides negotiated and signed the protocol, which is n...

Three ranking Republican members urged President Biden to stop China's nuclear arms expansion in a joint letter earlier ...