Politics

New Maxar satellite images confirm ongoing repair work at Iran’s Fordow underground nuclear complex, days after U.S. and Israeli bunker-buster strikes.

“Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord, the people He has chosen as His own inheritance.”—Psalm 33:12 There are moments in history when...

New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani declined to condemn the controversial slogan “globalize the intifada” during an appearance on NBC’s Meet the Press Sunday. The phrase, widely regarded as a call for violence against Jews, has sparked outrage among Jewish communities and across the political spectrum.

Oregon lawmakers passed Senate Bill 243 last week, imposing new restrictions on concealed carry rights and firearm accessories. The bill now awaits Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek’s signature, likely tightening Second Amendment freedoms across the state.

A Wikipedia article focused on the growing scandal of Pakistani-heritage grooming gangs targeting young white women in the U.K. was nominated for deletion by editor “Simonm223,” a Canadian Marxist socialist and science fiction author. His move ignited outrage over alleged political correctness and government cover-ups of these criminal networks.

GE Appliances, a subsidiary of China’s Haier, announced a $490 million project to relocate the production of front-loading washing machines.

Ireland has become the first European Union country to introduce a law banning imports from Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.

Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) issued a stark warning about the consequences of former President Joe Biden’s lax immigration policies following the murder of a South Carolina woman allegedly committed by six illegal aliens. Norman emphasized that the threat posed by unchecked illegal immigration now reaches into every community across the country.

Senator Katie Britt (R-AL) announced Sunday that President Donald Trump’s latest spending package is on track for a final Senate vote on Monday, barring any major delays in the chamber.

On Sunday’s edition of Meet the Press, Senator Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) called for sweeping reform of the Medicaid program, citing stark disparities in enrollment versus poverty levels. “We are cutting the waste, fraud and abuse, and I want to use the word abuse,” Mullin said. “There’s 35 million people that live under the poverty line inside the United States, yet 70 million on Medicaid — it is unsustainable.”