Army Leadership Shakeup Raises Questions Amid Iran Conflict
A sudden leadership change inside the U.S. military is drawing scrutiny on Capitol Hill, as lawmakers question the timing and rationale behind the removal of the Army’s top officer during an active geopolitical crisis. This week, Rich McCormick voiced concern following Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s decision to push out Army …
DOJ Sues Idaho Over Voter Roll Dispute
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the state of Idaho, escalating a growing national conflict over voter roll transparency and federal oversight of election systems. The case, brought by the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, centers on Idaho’s alleged refusal to provide voter registration data requested as …
How a U.S. Activist’s Global Funding Web Intersects with China
A growing body of reporting is drawing attention to a complex international network tied to American businessman Neville Roy Singham, raising questions about the intersection of activism, media influence, and foreign alignment. Investigations based on corporate filings, nonprofit disclosures, and Chinese institutional partnerships suggest that Singham’s operations extend far beyond …
Colorado Appeals Court Orders Re-Sentencing of Tina Peters
A Colorado appeals court has ordered that former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters be re-sentenced, reopening one of the most closely watched election-related criminal cases stemming from the aftermath of the 2020 election. The ruling does not overturn Peters’ convictions. Instead, it focuses narrowly on how her sentence was determined …
California Ordered to Pay $4.5 Million After Losing “Gender Secrecy” Case
A federal judge has ordered the State of California to pay $4.52 million in attorney’s fees after losing a high-profile legal battle over school policies related to student gender identity and parental notification. The ruling, issued by U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez, follows years of litigation in a case that …
ADL Never Is Now 2026: Confronting Antisemitism and Hate through Unity, Action and Resolve.
In a moment defined by global uncertainty, rising hatred, and deepening societal fractures, more than 4,000 attendees and leaders from across the worlds of business, technology, faith, media, sports, and culture gathered in New York City for what became not just a conference—but a call to action. The Never Is …
How a CCP-Linked Financier Is Rewriting World War II
A sprawling activist network tied to a wealthy Marxist businessman is drawing renewed scrutiny after reports revealed efforts to reshape the historical narrative of World War II—aligning closely with messaging promoted by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). At the center of the controversy is Neville Roy Singham, a reclusive but …
Fulton County Battles FBI Over Seized 2020 Ballots in Escalating Federal Case
A new legal clash over the 2020 election is unfolding in Georgia, where Fulton County officials are now asking a federal court to force the return of hundreds of boxes of ballots seized by the FBI—marking one of the most direct confrontations yet between local election authorities and federal investigators. …
FCC Moves to Ban Foreign Routers Over Cybersecurity Threats
In a sweeping move that underscores growing concerns over digital warfare and infrastructure vulnerability, federal regulators have taken action to block the import of foreign-manufactured internet routers, citing mounting evidence that these devices have been exploited in large-scale cyber intrusions targeting the United States. The decision reflects a broader shift …
Should NATO be disbanded? It’s Time for America to Rethink – or Leave
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, better known as NATO, was born out of necessity. In 1949, it served a clear and urgent purpose: to deter and, if necessary, defeat the expansion of the Soviet Union and its communist sphere of influence across Europe. That world no longer exists. The global …
Israel Moves to Cripple Hezbollah as Regional War Expands
After more than two years of grinding conflict across multiple fronts, Israel appears to be escalating toward a decisive phase: the systematic degradation—if not outright dismantling—of Hezbollah’s military threat in Lebanon. What began as a contained regional struggle has now hardened into something far more dangerous. The latest round of …
China’s 2020 Election Play: What Was Hidden?
A growing fight is brewing in Washington over what Americans were never told about the 2020 election—and whether intelligence agencies deliberately kept it that way. At the center of it is Sen. Ron Johnson, chairman of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, who is now calling on President Donald Trump …
Iran Declares Tourist Sites Worldwide Fair Game
Iran signaled a dangerous new phase in its confrontation with the United States and Israel on Friday, warning that “parks, recreational areas and tourist destinations” around the world would no longer be safe for Tehran’s enemies. The statement, delivered by Iranian military spokesman Gen. Abolfazl Shekarchi, suggests the regime may …
Rising Tensions: Evidence Challenges ‘No Iran Threat’ Claims
The debate over the Iran threat to the United States has intensified in recent days, as media outlets, lawmakers, and national security officials remain divided over whether Tehran posed an imminent danger warranting military action. While some critics argue that recent strikes were unnecessary, a broader body of evidence suggests …
War Reaches Jerusalem’s Holiest Ground
For the first time in this latest escalation, the Jerusalem missile holy sites crisis has brought the reality of war directly to one of the most sacred cities on earth. Missile fire and falling debris from Iranian strikes and Israeli interceptors landed in and around Jerusalem’s Old City—an area that …
Did Politics Skew Intel on China’s 2020 Election Role?
New scrutiny is being placed on how the U.S. intelligence community handled China election influence 2020, following revelations that internal analysts may have softened or withheld conclusions about Beijing’s actions. At the center is a January 2021 review by intelligence ombudsman Barry Zulauf, which found that some analysts were reluctant …
Murray Rothbard on consumers, voters and knowledge
Consumers also take entrepreneurial risks on the market. Many critics of the market, while willing to concede the expertise of the capitalist-entrepreneurs, bewail the prevailing ignorance of consumers, which prevents them from gaining the utility ex post that they had expected ex ante. Typically, Wesley C. Mitchell entitled one of his famous essays: ‘The Backward …
Trump Walks Back Call for Iranian Uprising
President Donald Trump is moderating earlier calls for Iranians to overthrow their government, acknowledging that an uprising inside the country may be far more difficult than previously suggested. In a recent interview on Fox News Radio with Brian Kilmeade, Trump said that while weakening Iran’s leadership remains a goal of …
White House Slams ‘False Alarm’ After Report of Possible Iranian Drone Attack
A heated clash erupted between the White House and major media outlets this week after a report suggested Iran could launch a retaliatory drone attack against California, prompting the administration to denounce the story as misleading and based on unverified intelligence. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt sharply criticized the …
Ex-National Guardsman Linked to ISIS Kills Instructor in ODU ROTC Attack
A deadly shooting at Old Dominion University (ODU) in Norfolk, Virginia, has shaken the campus community after authorities identified the attacker as a former National Guard member previously convicted of attempting to support ISIS. The suspect, Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, 36, allegedly entered a classroom inside Constant Hall on Thursday morning …