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    Blaine Holt Says Only Diplomacy Can Resolve Ukraine War▼Blaine Holt to Newsmax: Only Diplomacy Can Resolve Ukraine-Russia War✉newsWorldDiplomacy6 h ago

    Retired US Air Force General Blaine Holt told Newsmax that the war between Russia and Ukraine can only be ended through diplomacy, not military means. His remarks add to ongoing debate in the United States over whether negotiations or continued military support offer the more viable path to peace in Ukraine.

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    Hillel Neuer tells Newsmax the UN scapegoats Israel●Hillel Neuer on Newsmax: “The U.N. Scapegoats Israel”✉newsWorldUnited Nations54 min ago

    Hillel Neuer, head of the watchdog group UN Watch, appeared on Newsmax arguing that the United Nations unfairly singles out and scapegoats Israel. The claim echoes a long-standing criticism from Israel's supporters that UN bodies apply a double standard to the country, particularly on resolutions concerning the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Critics of the UN welcomed the remarks, while the organisation's defenders maintain its scrutiny of Israel reflects documented human rights concerns.

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    Southern NH Health names More VP of philanthropy▼Newsmakers: Southern NH Health names More VP of philanthropy✉newsHealth8 h ago

    Southern New Hampshire Health has appointed More as its new vice president of philanthropy, according to the New Hampshire Union Leader's Newsmakers column. The appointment places More in charge of the nonprofit health system's fundraising and charitable giving operations. No further details about More's background or start date were provided in the report.

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    Cozzi: Trump Could Win Immigration Cases at Supreme Court▼Michael Cozzi to Newsmax: Trump Could Score High Court Wins on Immigration✉newsWorldImmigration17 h ago

    Michael Cozzi told Newsmax that President Trump could secure favorable rulings from the US Supreme Court on his immigration agenda. His remarks come as the administration's border and deportation policies continue to face legal challenges moving through the federal courts, making the high court's posture on immigration a focal point of political debate.