President Trump’s recent strikes against Iranian military targets and his formal notification to Congress on March 2, 2026 marked a hard, unmistakable turn in American foreign policy that the mainstream media can’t stop shrieking about. The letter to congressional leaders started the 60-day clock under the War Powers Resolution, forcing lawmakers to either act like More
Robert Cekada has officially taken the reins at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives after his confirmation by the Senate on April 29, 2026 and a ceremonial swearing-in at ATF headquarters on May 4, 2026. The career law-enforcement officer pledged to lead an agency focused on reducing violent crime and upholding the rule More
Hardworking Americans woke up on May 2, 2026, to the shocking reality that Spirit Airlines abruptly ceased operations, canceling flights and stranding travelers after the company said it could no longer survive soaring jet fuel costs and failed rescue talks. What should have been a business story about market pressures has quickly become a political More
President Trump loudly put the world on notice when he warned that any Iranian attempt to strike U.S. vessels in the Strait of Hormuz would see Tehran “blown off the face of the earth,” a blunt, no-nonsense message that Americans needed to hear after years of weak-kneed diplomacy. The administration’s new maritime initiative, dubbed Project More
Shots rang out near the White House complex Monday afternoon, jolting Washington and triggering a lockdown as Secret Service and police swarmed the National Mall area. Officials say law enforcement exchanged gunfire with an armed man and a suspect was struck in the shootout, forcing streets to be sealed off near the Washington Monument. The More
On the night of April 25, 2026, a man armed with guns and knives charged toward the ballroom at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner where President Trump and other senior officials were in attendance, forcing a chaotic evacuation as shots rang out and guests dove for cover. Secret Service and law enforcement officers moved More
