July 21, 2025 Global News Recap
By Eric F Gilbert
Kremlin Open to Peace Talks
Russia says it is in favor of a new round of peace talks with Ukraine. However, both sides still remain far apart on the terms. No timeline or location has been confirmed, but the announcement signals a possible shift in tone as fighting continues across eastern Ukraine.
Hotels Intensify Immigration Screening
Background checks on foreign-born hotel workers in the United States increased by 36% this year. The shift follows changes in DHS guidelines and increased ICE enforcement. Tent camp expansions are underway nationwide to increase detention capacity from 40,000 to 100,000 beds.
Iran Threatens Closure of Strait of Hormuz
In response to U.S. military action, Iran’s parliament voted to approve the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. This strategic waterway handles up to 25% of global oil shipping. If blocked, it could trigger major disruptions in fuel pricing and supply chains worldwide.
Yellowstone Stable Despite Viral Panic
Yellowstone National Park is showing normal geothermal activity. Geysers and minor earthquakes continue as expected. Viral videos of animals fleeing the park have been debunked or identified as AI-generated. The U.S. Geological Survey confirms no signs of a supervolcano eruption.
Tulsi Gabbard Accuses Obama-Era Officials
Tulsi Gabbard, former Congresswoman and Trump-era intelligence director, claims the Obama administration conspired to undermine Trump. She referred materials to the DOJ, accusing former officials of treason. So far, no official investigation has been confirmed, and no charges have been filed against Barack Obama or his cabinet.
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