Chuck Holton

6 days ago | cbn.com | Chuck Holton

JERUSALEM, Israel – There's an empty grave here in East Jerusalem, now known as the Arab quarter of Jerusalem, just outside the city walls. It's called the Garden Tomb, and it is one of the two places thought to be the burial place of Jesus of Nazareth. Many say this particular tomb matches the biblical narrative.

1 week ago | chuckholton.locals.com | Chuck Holton

Chuck Holton Politics • Culture • News Videos Podcasts Posts Articles Burma update from Dave Eubank My good friend, Dave Eubank, with the Free Burma Rangers gives an update on the earthquake which happened there recently In flight repairs This Video from 1926, shows a Very daring, Mechanic Strapping a tire to his body, and then climbing a board and airplane to fly up to another airplane that could not land, because A wheel had fallen off. He didn’t replaces the wheel in flight. This is what...

1 month ago | chuckholton.locals.com | Chuck Holton

In one of the biggest infrastructure deals in recent history, BlackRock and its partners have purchased control of the Panama Ports Company (PPC) for $22.8 billion, taking over the management of two critical ports at either end of the Panama Canal. The deal removes Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison Holdings, a company with deep connections to China, from managing these ports—seemingly a win for U.S. influence in the region.

1 month ago | chuckholton.locals.com | Chuck Holton

Egypt has one of the largest and most powerful militaries in the Middle East, but how much of its strength relies on American support? The short answer: a lot. Since the 1979 peace treaty with Israel, the U.S. has been a key supplier of Egypt’s military hardware, providing billions of dollars in aid, advanced fighter jets, tanks, and training. However, in recent years, Egypt has started buying weapons from Russia and Europe, trying to reduce its dependence on Washington.

1 month ago | chuckholton.locals.com | Chuck Holton

Chuck Holton News • Politics • Culture Videos Podcasts Posts Articles Our Quick Jaunt into Venezuela (Don't Tell Connie) We found the bridge between Colombia and Venezuela wide open this morning, so we walked just far enough across it to say we'd been in Venezuela. the last time I tried that stunt they tried to kidnap me, but today was tranquilo.