State Beacon Adam Kredo
Adam Kredo is senior writer reporting on national security and foreign policy matters for the State Beacon. An award-winning political reporter who has broken news from across the globe, Kredo’s work has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, the Weekly Standard, Commentary Magazine, the Drudge Report, and the Jerusalem Post, among many others. His Twitter handle is @Kredo0. His email address is [email protected].
Russia 'Ready to Assist Tehran in Refilling' Uranium Stockpiles, Foreign Minister Says
Leaders of both the United States and Israel have stated that they are open to further strikes on Iran's nuclear infrastructure should the Islamic Republic attempt to rebuild its program
Hamas Places Bounties on American Aid Workers, Demands UNRWA Returns Under Any Ceasefire Deal: State Dept Cable
Hamas 'formally placed bounties' on Americans while demanding 'that any ceasefire deal in Gaza must end GHF’s operations,' cable states
Iranian Leadership Issues Death Warrants for Trump, Netanyahu
Islamic Republic clerics also announced that anyone who collaborates with the United States or Israel will be put to death
Prestigious Virginia K-8 School Hit with Civil Rights Complaint over Environment 'Hostile to Jews'
Among other forms of anti-Semitic discrimination, students drew a picture of Hitler as an example of a 'strong historical leader' and told a Jewish student they were happy about Oct. 7
Trump Admin Demands UN Fire Palestinian Rights Envoy Over ‘Virulent Antisemitism and Support for Terrorism’
The Trump administration also noted that Francesca Albanese has claimed to be an 'international lawyer' but 'has not passed a legal bar examination or been licensed to practice law'
State Department Yanks Visas From Rap Group That Called for Murder of IDF Soldiers
British duo Bob Vylan chanted 'death to the IDF' and 'from the river to the sea, Palestine must be free' from a stage at the Glastonbury Festival in England
How Qatari Cash Influences Georgetown—and America's Future Diplomats
Georgetown allows the Qatar Foundation to wield influence over its prestigious School of Foreign Service in Doha and appears to have underreported Qatari financial contributions
Classified Report That Suggested Iranian Nuclear Program Still Intact Likely Relied on Faulty Info From Iranian Sources, Former Intel Officers Say
'I know it’s messaging, the Iranians know it’s messaging, and for some reason, NSA believes it’s actual f—ing intelligence,' former CENTCOM intelligence officer tells the State Beacon
Trump to Ayatollah: ‘Sure’ I’ll Blow Up Your Nuclear Program Again—if You Manage To Rebuild It
Trump said it is unlikely that such action against a reconstituted Iranian nuclear program will be necessary, as the U.S. strike 'hit brutally and knocked it out'
UN Nuclear Watchdog Chief: ‘Night and Day’ Difference Between Iran’s Nuclear Capabilities Before and After US Strikes
'It is clear that there is one Iran—before June 13, nuclear Iran—and one now,' says IAEA's Rafael Grossi