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articipate in international relations debates. WRN was founded by a team of five members who have collective diplomatic and world media experience across 180 countries and almost as many career years. The service relies largely on volunteer content submitted by working field experts in relevant issue areas. We use this volunteer content system because we reject the news-for-profit model and believe that the structural reliance on and pursuit of higher and higher advertising revenues has severely corrupted American mass media coverage of international trends, events, policies and practices. The highest quality of information should be a public service. Advertising should be an afterthought to meet minimum operational requirements, but mass media companies today pursue advertising as a goal more so than public service. WRN was founded to revitalize hard, unbiased international news for the American people and for other English-speakers around the globe. It is our firm belief that doing so will allow for a more informed public discussion of foreign policy practices and objectives, and that this discussion will ultimately lead to greater mutual understanding and lower levels of armed conflict between potential belligerents, defendants, and victims.

U.S. public opinion on Israel-Hamas war, as of end of last month:1) Almost 60% of Americans say Israel’s reasons for fig...
21/03/2024

U.S. public opinion on Israel-Hamas war, as of end of last month:

1) Almost 60% of Americans say Israel’s reasons for fighting Hamas are valid, but fewer than 40% say that Israel’s conduct in that war has been “acceptable”;
2) Only 22% of Americans believe that Israeli actions in Gaza will make Israel “safer” than it was prior to Oct. 7;
3) While another 22% of Americans say that Hamas’ reasons for fighting Israel are valid, only 5% said that the way Hamas conducted its Oct. 7 offensive was “acceptable”;
4) 22% (why is it always 22%?) of Americans say that they are “closely following” news and events relating to the Israel-Hamas war. That number is higher for U.S. Jews (61%) and U.S. Muslims (41%);
5) Almost 60% of Americans say that they sympathize with the civilians on both sides of the war;
6) 50% of Americans support urgent U.S. humanitarian aid to Gaza, while only 19% oppose such aid.

57% of Americans express some sympathy with both Israelis and Palestinians, including 26% who say their sympathies lie equally with both groups.

Donald Trump will remain on the ballot. The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the case before them does not fall with...
04/03/2024

Donald Trump will remain on the ballot. The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the case before them does not fall within the jurisdiction of the judicial branch of government at all, and that the task of enforcing the 14th Amendment falls upon Congress alone. Because Congress, in the form of the Senate, failed to impeach President Donald Trump after Jan. 6, he will remain eligible as a candidate in the 2024 election. The ruling notes that Congress may still choose to rule Trump’s candidacy illegal, but to do so after the end of his impeachment trial would require a new act of Congress making it through both the House and Senate.

The Supreme Court overturned a ruling by Colorado's Supreme Court which stated Donald Trump cannot appear on the primary ballot.

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