Secretary of State Marco Rubio revealed on Friday that back-channel discussions to halt the U.S.-Israel war with Iran is “a little bit of movement.” However, Rubio warned that the window won’t be open forever, and Washington is keeping another option on the table. “The latest signs are encouraging, but I’m not popping champagne yet,” Rubio … Read more
In a solemn courtroom in Provo today, the family of slain conservative icon Charlie Kirk comes face-to-face with the accused assassin who allegedly cut his life short last September. Tyler Robinson, the 23-year-old charged with the cold-blooded murder of Kirk at Utah Valley University last September, is due in Fourth Judicial District Court for the … Read more
Federal Intervention in Washington Sparks Debate Over Public Safety and Civil Liberties Supporters of the initiative argue that the increased federal presence has helped deter crime and restore a greater sense of security in some neighborhoods, while critics question the long-term implications for local control and community trust. The action, directed continue reading …
President Donald Trump has a bold two-word message for critics of his historical U.S.-Iran peace deal. With critics hyperbolizing the negatives of making peace with Iran and those same critics rebuking war with Iran, Trump boldly sent them a “you’re welcome” message. Trump declared victory on energy, national security, and the economy in a Truth … Read more
President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and many members of the administration have been hammering out the final details on a possible deal to end the war in Iran. Rubio reiterated U.S. warnings that the Strait of Hormuz must be reopened “one way or the other” when asked by … Read more
Legislation that would criminalize gender transition treatments for minors, such as surgery and hormone supply, and punish providers with up to ten years in federal prison was approved by a divided House on Wednesday. On a vote of 216 to 211, the bill—which civil rights organizations claimed was among the most extreme anti-trans legislation ever considered continue … Read more
Justice Clarence Thomas doesn’t say much during oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court. He’s also got a calm demeanor and a hearty laugh. And he’s been one of the best additions to the court in its distinguished history. He knows the Constitution like the back of his hand. So when a decision is made … Read more
Democrats cheat in elections. They just do. They have been for a century especially in former mob-run cities like Chicago and New York City. More recently, they have implemented measures in states they control to allow for early voting, mass use of drop boxes, and mail-in ballots which rely on outdated voter registration lists that … Read more
Days after reaching a plea agreement with federal prosecutors in 2023 over unpaid taxes and a felony gun charge, then-first son Hunter Biden appeared anxious and visibly frustrated in new footage from an upcoming documentary reviewed by The New York Post. “What are you talking about ‘I’m protected’?” a wild-eyed Biden says excitedly into a … Read more
A federal judge has been assigned to preside over fired FBI Director James Comey’s case after the Justice Department issued new charges against him late last month. U.S. District Judge Louise W. Flanagan of the Eastern District of North Carolina was appointed by George W. Bush and is considered to be right-leaning, according to Ballotpedia. … Read more
