Israel Launches More Strikes on Tehran as Trump Calls for Iran’s ‘Unconditional Surrender’
The United States knows exactly where Iran’s leader is hiding, Trump said, but won’t kill him—‘at least not for now.’
The Slave-Turned-Spy Who Infiltrated the Confederate White House
Thanks to her intelligence, ingenuity, and connections to the Van Lew family, Mary Jane Richards stood up for the abolitionist cause as a spy.
‘42 Balloons’: A Soaring Musical at Chicago Shakespeare Theater
A real-life event on July 2, 1982 is the subject of this new inspiring musical.
250 Years Ago, Part 7: The Battle of Bunker Hill
Though the Patriots lost this significant battle in the American Revolution, the effect on the British was far worse.
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John Miller’s Journey From Growing Up Amish to Spearheading an Interest in Sustainable Living
The president of Superb Canning and co-founder of the Food Independence Summit returned to his roots where homesteading is a way of life.
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Israel–Iran Conflict
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The nuclear plant is housed under a mountain and likely could only be destroyed in an airstrike with U.S. bombs made for that purpose.
How Faith Has Guided Doug Collins From Pastor to Army Chaplain to VA Secretary
The 58-year-old father of three first served the church but could not ignore a calling to public service.
Arrests of Chinese Scientists Highlight Biowarfare Threat to US
Prosecutor says alleged smuggling of fungus has been described as ‘potential agroterrorism weapon’
Court Expands Block on Trump Admin Biological-Sex-Only Passport Rule
Trump executive order restricting passport sex markers deemed discriminatory; court expands protection beyond original plaintiffs.
How Beijing’s Language School in Laos Became a Gateway for Cross-Border Telecom Fraud
From classroom to crime ring, Lao’s next generation are graduating from CCP-run Confucius Institutes to Golden Triangle telecom-fraud operations.
G7 Wraps Summit With Broad Pledges on AI, Transnational Repression, and Critical Minerals
The G7 has not issued a joint statement addressing the Russia-Ukraine war.
CCP Subversion of America
Unraveling the CCP’s Playbook for Transnational Repression in America
The Chinese regime is engaged in a long-term campaign to target the spiritual group Falun Gong in the United States.
Pentagon Mobilizes Hundreds of Troops to Help With Immigration Law Enforcement
The deployment comes as Trump calls on all federal agencies—including the Department of Defense—to accelerate mass deportations of illegal immigrants.
Trump Admin Considers Expanding Travel Restrictions to 36 Additional Countries
Nationals from 19 countries are already restricted or banned from entry under an earlier presidential proclamation signed by President Donald Trump.
Grassley Probing Withheld FBI Records on Alleged Chinese Election Interference
The senator says he’s asking for additional documentation regarding an FBI effort to destroy the original report before Patel took over the agency.
DHS Secretary Noem Hospitalized for Allergic Reaction
The secretary was taken to the hospital ‘out of an abundance of caution’ and is expected to make a full recovery.
Proposed Senate Budget Advances House’s Sweeping ‘Green Energy’ Cuts
Spending plan’s tentative trims in tax credits for EVs, solar, wind face first showdown in senior chamber in key hearing today.
LA Mayor Lifts Downtown Curfew as Protests, Violence Decline
The LAPD has so far made over 570 arrest related to the anti-ICE protests, including 14 for looting.
Senate Passes Crypto Bill ‘Genius Act’ in Bipartisan Vote
Sen. Cynthia Lummis said she is ‘excited about the momentum’ in Washington over cryptocurrency.
Anne Burrell, Food Network Star and ‘Worst Cooks in America’ Host, Dies at 55
Burell’s last project, the competitive cooking series ‘House of Knives,’ premiered in March 2025.
Los Angeles Press Groups Sue Police Claiming Violation of Journalists’ Rights
Reporters claim the LAPD violated their rights after several were struck with rubber bullets during recent protests.
Blue-Collar Wages Under Trump Post Largest Increase in Almost 60 Years
Wage numbers are ‘even bigger than the improvement seen at the start’ of Trump’s first term.
Experts Raise Security Concerns About Joint UK–China Research Program
‘Education has become a matter of national security,’ one expert said.
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