10+ min ago (619+ words) By LifeZette News Staff November 30, 2025 Police responded to a major disruption outside a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in New York City after protesters created roadblocks that prevented federal agents from leaving a government garage. The incident occurred near the U.S. General Service Administration building on Centre Street, according to information provided to the New York Post by the New York Police Department. The disturbance began when a large group of protesters blocked access points to the garage that ICE agents had entered. " NOW: ICE agents have been trapped in an NYC parking garage for OVER AN HOUR now, as anti-ICE "protestors" block the exit WHY IS THIS BEING ALLOWED? Rioters should NOT be able to obstruct operations MORE NEWS: Biden's Afghan Vetting Exposed: Counterterrorism Insider "Was Right About EVERYTHING' The NYPD said officers were dispatched after a 911 call reported protesters…...

14+ min ago (774+ words) Solidarity demonstrations with Palestinians come as the death toll from Israel's war on Gaza passes 70,000. Palestine solidarity: Thousands attend marches around the world in support Tens of thousands of people have marched in cities across Europe, denouncing Israel's genocidal war on Gaza and demanding tougher global action against its continued and deadly violations of a United States-brokered ceasefire. The demonstrations, held to mark the United Nations International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People on Saturday, came as the death toll from Israel's war on Gaza surpassed 70,000 people. The latest victims include two boys, aged eight and 10, who were killed in an Israeli drone attack on the town of Bani Suheila, east of Khan Younis in southern Gaza. In the French capital, Paris, an estimated 50,000 marched along the city's major streets, chanting "Gaza, Gaza, Paris is with you" and "From…...

26+ min ago (519+ words) Kurdish authorities say one killed, several wounded in riots in Erbil's Gwer, as authorities try to restore power after attack on Khor Mor. By Ted Regencia and News Agencies A group of "rioters" have opened fire at fuel tanker trucks in the northern Iraqi governorate of Erbil, killing at least one person and wounding several others, Kurdish authorities said, days after a rocket attack on the region's Khor Mor gas field. In a statement carried by the Iraqi News Agency late on Saturday, the Ministry of Interior of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) linked the shooting to the Khor Mor attack. The rocket attack hit a storage tank at the gas field, which is one of the region's largest facilities, late on Wednesday, leading to production shutdown and extensive power cuts. The ministry said the KRG sent liquid fuel to…...

37+ min ago (310+ words) NASUGBU, BATANGAS " The Baguio Central University Senior High School Science Club proudly represented the institution and the City of Baguio at the International Assembly of Youth for UNESCO 2025 held from November 20"23, 2025, at the Forest Crest Nature Hotel and Resort in Nasugbu, Batangas. With the theme, "Strength in Action: Harnessing the Collective Power of Youth to Lead with a Heart, Purpose, and Integrity," the assembly gathered young leaders from across the Philippines to engage in discussions, competitions, cultural exchanges, and policy development centered on peacebuilding, sustainable development, education, culture, and scientific advancement. Delegates proudly present OTOP treasures " Good Shepherd Ube Jam and Teo's Strawberry Flakes, showcasing the best flavors of our local heritage Club President Risabeth Bayan joined the Poster-Making Competition, while Ms. Anna Nicole Elizaga participated in the Essay Writing Competition. The delegates also proudly took part in the OTOP…...

1+ hour, 8+ min ago (54+ words) Adolfo Franco talks about the threat of US military action against Venezuela and what he thinks is the desired outcome. "Everything is on the table" for Trump in Venezuela Republican strategist Adolfo Franco talks about the threat of US military action against Venezuela and what he thinks is the Trump administration's desired outcome....

1+ hour, 16+ min ago (780+ words) By LifeZette News Staff November 30, 2025 The circumstances surrounding how an Afghan national who previously assisted the CIA overseas was admitted into the United States before carrying out a deadly attack in Washington, D.C., are coming into clearer focus, according to former national security officials. President Donald Trump and his administration have taken several steps since the attack to prevent similar incidents. On Wednesday, National Guard members Sarah Beckstrom, 20, and Andrew Wolfe, 24, were shot in an ambush in Washington, D.C. Beckstrom later died from her injuries. Wolfe remains hospitalized. MORE NEWS: "CIA Operation: Rogers Says Democrats Trying to "Start a Color Revolution [WATCH] President Trump has questioned how the suspect, who arrived in the United States under Joe Biden, was able to enter the country. On Friday, Trump stated that directives signed in Bidens name using the auto-pen during his presidency would not…...

1+ hour, 16+ min ago (666+ words) By LifeZette News Staff November 30, 2025 Arizona State Senator and retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Wendy Rogers spoke this week about Democratic lawmakers" recent video urging military personnel to disobey "illegal" orders and the Department of War"s investigation into former Navy captain and Arizona Senator Mark Kelly. The situation began after Kelly and five other Democratic lawmakers with military or intelligence backgrounds released a video telling active-duty service members and intelligence officials they have a "duty" to disobey "illegal" orders from President Trump. No illegal orders have been issued. Rogers characterized the video as an effort to interfere with military operations. MORE NEWS: Viral Country Song Shows Women Aren"t Buying the Feminist Girlboss Lifestyle Anymore [WATCH] Democratic Rep. Elissa Slotkin of Michigan, a former CIA officer who participated in the video, acknowledged that President Trump has not given any…...

1+ hour, 19+ min ago (78+ words) Ukrainian forces used drones to attack two oil tankers in the Black Sea, alleged to be part of Russia's "shadow fleet. Ukraine hits two oil tankers in Black Sea targeting Russian 'shadow fleet' Ukrainian forces used drones to attack two oil tankers in the Black Sea, alleged to be part of Russias "shadow fleet used to evade sanctions. The Gambia-flagged ships, named Kairos and Virat, were said to be empty and are now out of service....

1+ hour, 22+ min ago (752+ words) Inside Pope Leo's tour of Lebanon's important Christian sites Gaza death toll tops 70,000 as Israel continues bombing Ayoub Khan urges fellow independents to rejoin UK's 'Your Party' As MAGA turns on Zionism, Israel First right stokes Islamophobia How Yalla! Let's Talk became the Arab diaspora's leading podcast Inside Amir: A quiet portrait of leaving Iran Lebanese are preparing to welcome Pope Leo XIV on Sunday for what many are calling a historic moment for the country. After years of overlapping crises, many hope the visit will offer a measure of comfort to a nation still recovering from the 2020 Beirut blast and living under the threat'of renewed war as Israeli attacks continue along the border. The three-day trip is expected to be one of the most significant papal visits to Lebanon in decades, with stops at some of the country's most…...

1+ hour, 30+ min ago (489+ words) President Sadyr Japarov aims to shore up power, with his allies set to win the polls amid clampdown on media and opposition. Polls are under way in Kyrgyzstan's snap parliamentary election, in which allies of President Sadyr Japarov are expected to win a resounding victory. Sunday's vote takes place with no formal parties or organised opposition, and it is set to cement Japarov's power. A populist and nationalist, Japarov has since 2020 established firm control of Kyrgyzstan, which was traditionally Central Asia's most democratic country. Victory for his allies would set the stage for a presidential election due in 2027, when Japarov is expected to seek another term. After Kyrgyzstan gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, the lively political life in the mountainous country of about 7 million was significant. In 2005, 2010 and 2020, Kyrgyz leaders were overthrown in street protests against elections that…...