Kim Hjelmgaard
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Recent articles by Kim:
Pence: Europe must withdraw from Iran nuclear deal
Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo took the White House's anti-Iran message to a Middle East summit in Poland. → Read More
Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani's side project: Bashing Iran, in Poland
President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani talks tough on Iran while in Poland. He's likely being paid to do it. → Read More
As Iran's Islamic Republic turns 40, Michelle Obama's 'Becoming' hits bestseller list
Former First Lady's memoir has been reprinted 17 times in Iran. Monday marks the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Islamic Republic. → Read More
'Bewildering, dire, disastrous': Queen has a Brexit escape plan, but how bad will it be?
Possible food shortages, sky-rocketing cheese prices, grounded airplanes, traffic jams, riots, an escape plan for its monarch. How bad will Brexit be? → Read More
'Downton Shabby': How a Hollywood guy is saving his British ancestral home
Americans fell in love with the historical drama Downton Abbey. Hopwood DePree is trying to live it for real. Sort of. → Read More
How is President Donald Trump's State of the Union playing overseas? It's not even playing
President Trump used his State of the Union address to appeal for unity. The rest of the world looked the other way. → Read More
Trump expected to attend NATO summit in London
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg announced Wednesday that the military alliance will hold a leaders summit in London in December. → Read More
Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro says any US invasion would be worse than 'Vietnam'
Venezuela's disputed President Nicolas Maduro warns the United States is in danger of turning his country into another conflict like the Vietnam War. → Read More
Brexit vote: Theresa May survives Brexit vote in Parliament
British Prime Minister Theresa May survived an attempt by Parliament to more closely control the nation's exit from the European Union. → Read More
US service members killed in Syrian explosion, US military says
An explosion Wednesday in the northern Syria town of Manjib has resulted in U.S. casualties, the Pentagon said. → Read More
Britain's Theresa May survives 'no-confidence' vote after large Brexit defeat
Theresa May won a 'no-confidence' vote in her government related to a Brexit deal. Everyone is watching what she does next. → Read More
Brexit vote: Lawmakers reject Theresa May's EU exit plan
May lost by 230 votes, one of the largest parliamentary defeats inflicted on a British government in nearly 100 years. → Read More
Trump repeatedly mulled leaving NATO military alliance, report claims
The president did not see the point of the military alliance and discussed withdrawing from it several times last year, according to a report. → Read More
U.S. starts withdrawing troops from Syria amid policy confusion
The U.S. military began the process of withdrawing its 2,000 troops from Syria following a drawdown ordered by President Donald Trump. → Read More
French writer Yann Moix claims women over 50 'too old' to love
Yann Moix said he was "incapable" of loving a woman over 50 and they were effectively "invisible" to him. → Read More
London's Gatwick Airport reopens after drone chaos
London's Gatwick Airport partially reopened after drones caused a security alert that shutdown Britain’s second-busiest airport for more than 24 hours. → Read More
Russia's Putin hails Trump's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria
Putin said Trump was right to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria because they weren't 'needed' → Read More
'Unscrupulous politicians' help drive worst year on record for journalist killings
Killing field: 2018 worst year for journalist deaths → Read More
Saudi Arabia says Senate 'interfering' in Jamal Khashoggi murder probe
Saudis say Senate 'interfering' in Jamal Khashoggi probe → Read More
Steve Bannon still has bluster and bravado, but is he old news?
Nearly 18 months after Steve Bannon was fired from the White House he insists he's as relevant as ever. The evidence is hard to see. → Read More