Life of Syria’s Assad revealed in private photos found in abandoned mansions
Personal photos of ousted Syrian President Bashar a-Assad have surfaced from his abandoned residences, sparking ridicule among Syrians who until…
Chinese money fuels hiring spree among private banks in Hong Kong
Wealth managers are ramping up hiring in Hong Kong to cater to an inflow of mainland Chinese money. Advertisement UBS…
Australian regulator takes HSBC’s unit to task for failing to protect customers from scams
HSBC’s Australian unit is being sued by the country’s securities watchdog agency for failing to protect local customers from scams,…
Malaysia hospital accused of refusing to return baby’s body over US$557 unpaid bill
Police in Malaysia are investigating a private hospital accused of withholding the body of a dead baby until the parents…
Large Cache of Tactical Gear Captured in San Marcos, Guerrero
By “El Huaso” for Borderland Beat Government forces arrested two men in San Marcos, Guerrero in possession of a large…
How Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea International Film Festival shows industry’s changing tides
My Driver and I was supposed to be made in 2016, but was scuttled amid Saudi Arabia’s decades-long cinema ban.…
Clueless in Minnesota: Jazz Hands Walz Can’t Figure Out Why Billionaire Won When He and Kamala Didn’t
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz—he who was plucked from obscurity to be Kamala Harris’ running mate, despite the fact that he…
Hilarious: DC Anti-DOGE Residents Find Out How Their Money Is Actually Being Spent
I don’t think it’s a surprise that folks in Washington, D.C., tend to be liberal. So it probably wouldn’t be…
Goodbye for Now, RedStaters
Today will be my last day writing for RedState. After nearly five years of covering the news, expressing my thoughts…
It’s Not One World: Iraqi Lawmakers Trying to Legalize Marriage of Girls As Young As Nine
Here in the (civilized) West, we are used to thinking of marriage as a happy occasion. When my wife and…