The ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, brokered by the United States in early October 2025, remains technically in effect—but only just. While the deal marked a major diplomatic breakthrough after two years of devastating conflict, recent events have exposed deep fractures in its implementation. Sporadic violence, unreturned hostages, and accusations of ceasefire violations have cast doubt on the truce’s durability. President Donald Trump confirmed on October 19 th

By Joseph Bonner   White House Correspondent | Court Magazine In a rare and pointed rebuke, Pope Leo XIV—the first U.S.-born pontiff—has...

China’s sudden halt in U.S. soybean purchases has sent shockwaves through America’s agricultural heartland. After importing $12.6 billion...

A Journalist Turned Away, A Nation Called Out On September 19, 2025, at precisely 12:00 PM Manila time, a disturbing diplomatic incident...