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Peace in the Middle East has a long history of collapsing under its own weight. Diplomats announce breakthroughs. Leaders shake hands. Agreements are signed. And then, almost inevitably, the region’s deep fractures reassert themselves. That’s why every new initiative tends to come with an unspoken qualifier: if this works.
On Thursday, President Donald Trump moved to test that assumption.
The president...
A high school walkout meant to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement quickly turned into a lesson about school authority — and the limits of student activism.
At Wilson High School in Spring Township, Pennsylvania, roughly 60 students left class to participate in an anti-ICE demonstration after a previously discussed protest event was canceled, according to local outlet WFMZ. What followed...
President Donald Trump dropped a political grenade late Wednesday, signing an executive order aimed at ramping up domestic production of glyphosate and elemental phosphorus — and the backlash was immediate.
Invoking the Defense Production Act, Trump’s order moves to safeguard U.S.-based production of elemental phosphorus and glyphosate-based herbicides, calling both “crucial to the national security and defense” of the United...
What was supposed to be the opening chapter of a historic federal terrorism trial unraveled almost immediately in a Texas courtroom Tuesday — and it all started with a T-shirt. On the first day of jury selection in a high-profile case involving nine alleged members of an “Antifa cell,” Trump-appointed U.S. District Judge Mark Pittman abruptly declared a mistrial.
The...
On the eve of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s first preliminary budget rollout, Gov. Kathy Hochul delivered what amounted to a $1.5 billion assist from state taxpayers. Within hours, the mayor returned the favor — by detonating a political standoff that could define New York’s fiscal future.
Despite the infusion of state aid, Mamdani announced the city is staring...
A bombshell claim just dropped from inside the federal government — and if it holds up, it could reshape the national debate over protest, political violence, and nonprofit oversight.
Speaking on The Dan Bongino Show, Kash Patel revealed that the FBI under President Donald Trump has been conducting a financial investigation into how demonstrations linked to the loosely organized far-left...
On Tuesday, February 18, Trump posted on Truth Social, declaring, “Crooked Elections cannot be allowed in the U.S.A.” The post amplified a clip from former FBI deputy director Dan Bongino’s podcast featuring John Solomon, founder of the pro-Trump outlet Just the News.
During the interview, Solomon discussed the SAVE America Act, a high-priority Republican-backed bill that passed the U.S. House...
Rowland Rupp, a student at Albany Law School of Union University, has filed a lawsuit accusing Professor Anthony Farley of racial and political discrimination under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and other civil rights laws. The allegations are explosive.
According to the complaint, Rupp claims Farley “intentionally deactivated the classroom’s audio recording system” before abandoning the...
During a conversation with YouTuber Brian Tyler Cohen, Obama described the situation unfolding in Los Angeles as an “atrocity,” pointing to the stark contrast between America’s wealth and the visible suffering playing out on city streets.
“I think it is morally — ethically speaking — it is an atrocity that in a country this wealthy, we have people just on...
Tensions flared on the global stage Saturday when Czech Deputy Prime Minister Petr Macinka directly confronted Hillary Clinton, arguing that America’s “woke revolution” paved the way for President Donald Trump’s political comeback — and the exchange quickly turned heated.
The clash unfolded at the Munich Security Conference during a panel pointedly titled, “The West-West Divide: What Remains of Common Values.”...