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At Least Three US Soldiers Killed in Middle East
US Central Command (CENTCOM) reports three US soldiers were killed over the weekend. According to CENTCOM, two soldiers were killed by an Iranian missile strike in Jordan, and a third is missing. Additionally, a third US soldier was killed in Iraq during the detonation of a downed Iranian drone. At least 16 American soldiers have […]
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Aug 23, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Azerbaijan Sues CNN Over Story On Cooperation With Israel In War On Iran
Azerbaijan Sues CNN Over Story On Cooperation With Israel In War On Iran
Authored by Jonathan Turley,
There is a novel (and highly dubious) lawsuit filed in Delaware by the nation of Azerbaijan against CNN for a story claiming that it was cooperating with Israel in attacks on Iran. Republic of Azerbaijan v. CNN, Inc. borders on the legally frivolous, but it is likely politically advantageous to show Iran that it contests the allegations.
In its Complaint, Azerbaijan details the development of hostilities while maintaining neutrality:
Azerbaijan, which shares a border with Iran...
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Feb 21, 2026 / Tyler Durden
No Laughing Matter: John Cleese Declares "I'm Afraid They Are Going To Have To Arrest Me"
No Laughing Matter: John Cleese Declares "I'm Afraid They Are Going To Have To Arrest Me"
Authored by Jonathan Turley,
In the classic movie comedy, A Fish Called Wanda, John Cleese lamented, “do you have any idea what it’s like being English? Being so correct all the time, being so stifled by this dread of, of doing the wrong thing.”
Now 86, Cleese has a more pressing concern about being English: whether his exercise of free speech will make him a criminal in his own country.
In a recent interview, Cleese observed that...
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Sep 29, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Mystery Explosions: Syria's Recovering Gas Network Keeps Getting Sabotaged
Mystery Explosions: Syria's Recovering Gas Network Keeps Getting Sabotaged
Syria has reported at least two acts of major sabotage against its gas infrastructure in six weeks, and it raises questions over who or what group is behind it, and what this means for future energy transit projects.
Monday evening saw a fire rage out of control for many hours at a gas pipeline between al-Shola and Deir Ezzor following a mystery explosion.
Syrian media: illustrative file image.Syrian Petroleum Company (SPC), which oversees the site, called it an act of sabotage which abruptly halted...
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