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

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

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

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

The 2025 Los Angeles Auto Show arrived this November like a wake-up call for anyone paying attention to the American auto market. What used to be an all-out race to electrify every nook and cranny finally showed signs of common sense: customers want choice, not sermons from coastal elites who think the rest of us More

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

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

The sudden collapse of Nicolás Maduro’s grip on Venezuela has opened the door for a dramatic reshaping of who controls that nation’s oil wealth, and smart American investors are already lining up to turn national chaos into U.S. energy strength. Within days of U.S. forces capturing Maduro, the political and legal landscape shifted in ways More