NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte voiced unequivocal support Monday for President Donald Trump’s military strikes on Iran, declaring that America’s allies stand united as Tehran escalates missile retaliation across the region.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is warning that Islamic extremists may launch lone wolf terror attacks as President Donald Trump’s administration intensifies its military campaign against the brutal Iranian regime.
President Donald Trump declared Monday that the joint U.S.–Israeli military campaign against Iran represents “our last, best chance to strike” and eliminate what he called the “intolerable threats” posed by the regime in Tehran.
The Washington Post and New York Times are facing a furious backlash after publishing glowing eulogies for the Iranian regime’s slain dictator, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
A bombshell leak has allegedly exposed the membership roster of one of the most secretive elite gatherings in America, the ultra-exclusive Bohemian Grove secret society retreat in Northern California.
The Pentagon has now officially confirmed that U.S. forces have achieved “local air superiority” over Iran after the opening stages of the joint U.S.–Israeli campaign, a major milestone in the most decisive offensive against the regime in decades.
Former Obama-Biden official Susan Rice’s recent comments targeting companies working with President Donald Trump are being blamed for the failure of Netflix’s attempt to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery.
Sky News Australia host Rita Panahi delivered a blunt on-air reaction Saturday following confirmation that Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had been killed in a coordinated U.S.–Israeli military operation.
The Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday in a case that could determine whether millions of Americans who use marijuana are automatically stripped of their Second Amendment rights.
Wesley Dingus, the 48-year-old mayor of Butler, Ohio, has been forced to resign after the village council convened a special meeting to address what officials described as “personnel reasons.”