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Keith Jacobs

Iranian Protests Escalate: Regime Faces Unyielding Uprising

For the third week running, Iranians have taken to the streets in cities and towns across the country, driven by fury at corrupt, incompetent rulers who have bankrupted the nation and robbed people of hope. What began as economic protest over a collapsing rial has metastasized into a full-blown anti-regime uprising that refuses to be More

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Keith Jacobs

Treasury’s Bold Move to Expose Fraud: Are Whistleblowers the Key?

The Treasury Department’s recent move to put bounty-style rewards on whistleblowers in the Minnesota fraud probe is a welcome, necessary shock to a system that has been bleeding taxpayer dollars for years. Secretary Scott Bessent put the government on notice that officials want names, documents, and the truth—and they’re willing to pay for it. If More

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Keith Jacobs

Democrats’ Political Stunt at ICE Facility Backfires Amid Protests

Rep. Ilhan Omar and two other Minnesota lawmakers made a predictably theatrical trip to the Whipple federal building this weekend to “inspect” an ICE processing center, and the result was exactly what conservatives warned would happen when politics replaces prudence. Officials initially allowed the lawmakers inside but quickly revoked access under a new DHS visitation More

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Keith Jacobs

Noem’s Border Visit: A Promise of Safety for Farmers and Ranchers

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s recent trip to the southern border is more than a photo op — it’s a message of relief to the hard-working farmers and ranchers who have borne the brunt of cartel chaos for years. Noem and state leaders made clear that under President Trump’s enforcement-first approach, those who tend our More

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Keith Jacobs

U.S. Forces Boldly Seize Russian Oil Tanker Amid High Seas Standoff

President Trump’s administration pulled off a rare and decisive move on the high seas when U.S. forces seized the Russian-flagged tanker Marinera — the vessel that had been operating under the name Bella 1 — after a weeks-long pursuit across the Atlantic. The operation showed that America is no longer going to tolerate shadow fleets More

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Keith Jacobs

Noem Cracks Down: Feds Deploy to Restore Order in Minnesota

On Jan. 11, 2026, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem sent a blunt, no-nonsense warning to violent anti-ICE agitators and announced that the Department of Homeland Security would deploy hundreds more federal officers to Minnesota to protect ongoing operations. This is not a stunt or virtue signaling — it is a sober response to escalating attacks More

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Keith Jacobs

Portland Protests: Defending Gangs Over Law and Order?

Portland erupted this weekend after the Department of Homeland Security publicly linked the two people shot by federal agents to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, and city streets filled with predictable outrage from the same activists who excuse criminality when it suits their politics. What we saw was less about mourning and more about More

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Keith Jacobs

Musk Beats Tyranny: Starlink Empowers Iranian Protesters

Iran’s theocracy again cut its population off from the world, ordering internet shutdowns as mass protests erupted across multiple cities. The regime’s blackout is a deliberate attempt to hide brutality and silence witnesses while the people risk everything to demand freedom and accountability. Elon Musk responded by activating Starlink satellites over the country, tweeting that More

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Keith Jacobs

GOP Senators Undermine Trump’s Bold Move Against Maduro

The seizure of Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces was a bold, necessary strike against a brutal regime that has long trafficked in terror and misery. American warriors executed a complex operation that brought a dangerous narcoterrorist to American custody, proving once again that when our leadership chooses strength, our military answers the call. This was More

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Keith Jacobs

Iran Protests: U.S. Military Strike Options Considered

At least 116 people have been reported killed in the nationwide protests shaking Iran, according to rights groups trying to piece together facts while the regime clamps down and cuts off communications. Videos and eyewitness accounts — what little of them make it out of the country — paint a gruesome picture of overwhelmed hospitals More

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