by drjmcurtis | Aug 28, 2018
Fearing another humanitarian disaster as Syrian forces gear up for an all-out assault on terrorist havens in Idlib province, the U.N. Director of Humanitarian Operations John Ging warned of a massive refugee crisis. With Idlib home to some 3 million Syrians, including...
by drjmcurtis | Aug 27, 2018
Exposing the egregious media bias against President Donald Trump, the press focused today on the White House flag returning to full-mast, not renegotiating Mexico’s 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement [NAFTA]. Federal law requires flags go at half-mast to...
by drjmcurtis | Aug 26, 2018
Visiting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad today in Damascus, Iranian Defense Secretary Amir Hatami confirmed Iran’s commitment to the Syrian government. Iran’s Revolutionary Guards and al-Quds force has fought along side Russian forces to beat back a determined Saudi...
by drjmcurtis | Aug 25, 2018
Succumbing today of brain cancer, 81-year-old, five-term U.S. Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) leaves his maverick imprint on the U.S. Senate, backing Republicans for the most part but not hesitating to reach across the aisle. McCain rode his Vietnam War service, where he...
by drjmcurtis | Aug 25, 2018
Canceling Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s trip to North Korea Aug. 24, 72-year-old President Donald Trump answered his critics, complaining about a lack of follow up on denuclearization. When Trump met with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un in Singapor, Malaysia June...