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4 days ago | naturalnews.com | Ramon Tomey

A U.S.- and Qatar-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Iran is set to begin after 12 days of intense hostilities, including missile strikes, nuclear facility bombings and threats of wider war. U.S. President Donald Trump announced the deal, praising both nations for avoiding prolonged conflict. The truce follows Iran's retaliatory strike on a U.S. base in Qatar and Israel's prior attacks on Iranian nuclear sites. The 12-hour ceasefire hinges on both sides halting further attacks.

4 days ago | naturalnews.com | Lance Johnson

As the U.S. health system faces growing scrutiny over corporate influence, a sweeping purge of federal vaccine advisors has exposed years of unchecked conflicts of interest—and raised urgent questions about who truly controls America’s immunization policies. In a dramatic yet necessary move, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.

4 days ago | naturalnews.com | Ramon Tomey

The Middle East faces heightened conflict after Israeli airstrikes on Iran (June 20) and Iranian retaliatory drone/missile attacks, raising fears of a wider war. The U.S. is considering direct military action against Iran within two weeks. The Kremlin opposes U.S. intervention, calling it a "wrong move" that risks uncontrollable escalation – even nuclear conflict.

4 days ago | naturalnews.com | Ramon Tomey

The Muslim Brotherhood – a major Middle Eastern political movement – pledged full support to Iran amid Israel's ongoing military strikes, framing the conflict as part of a broader Western-backed campaign to weaken regional resistance. Acting Supreme Guide Salah Abdel-Haq urged Islamic factions to unite against Israel, portraying it as an existential threat to the entire Islamic world and emphasizing the need to overcome sectarian divides.

5 days ago | naturalnews.com | Lance Johnson

As the world watches the slow-motion collapse of the U.S. dollar, China’s central bank governor, Pan Gongsheng, has declared the dawn of a "multi-polar international monetary system"—one where the renminbi (and its primary unit Yuan) competes alongside the dollar and euro. But beneath the surface of this seemingly liberating shift lies a darker truth: the same elite power brokers who orchestrated the old financial order are merely repackaging their control under new branding.