By David Codrea Ammoland “Fort Stewart Shootings Recall Forgotten Trump Commitment,” this correspondent wrote last week in Firearms News. “President Trump promised to allow weapons carry (and later CCW) by military personnel on bases way back in 2015.” The column noted those shootings were but the most recent, recounting prior incidents and summarizing current nonstandard policies regarding personal […]
While the Trump administration renews its push for a peaceful resolution in Ukraine, Russia launched one of its largest aerial assaults of the year Thursday, targeting the western part of the country. In total, Moscow deployed 574 drones and 40 missiles across Ukraine. One of the strikes hit Mukachevo, a city near the borders of […]
House Democrats have launched an investigation into the $8 billion Paramount-Skydance merger, zeroing in on a $16 million settlement that the media giant reached with President Donald Trump in July — a move lawmakers allege could amount to an “illegal bribe” to influence federal regulators and secure government approval for the merger. The investigation, spearheaded […]
Fox News co-host Jessica Tarlov reversed course Wednesday night after condemning a federal arrest on the National Mall — only to learn the suspect was wanted for the aggravated sexual assault of a child under 13. The incident began with a viral video shared by NBC reporter Aimee Cho, showing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) […]
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled a potential shift in monetary policy Friday, suggesting that a slowing job market may outweigh concerns over inflation. His comments, delivered at the central bank’s annual symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, have fueled expectations that the Fed could cut interest rates as soon as its next meeting, sparking a […]
By AFP Staff Writers SpaceWar North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called Tuesday for the “rapid expansion” of the country’s nuclear weapons capability, citing ongoing US-South Korea military exercises that he said could “ignite a war.” “The US-ROK intensified military nexus and the muscle-flexing are the most obvious manifestation of their will to ignite a […]
In a significant escalation of immigration enforcement, the Trump administration has launched an expansive “continuous vetting” program targeting approximately 55 million foreign nationals who hold American visas. The effort, designed to identify threats and enforcing immigration law, marks one of the most aggressive uses of federal data integration in U.S. immigration history. According to the […]
A federal judge has ordered the shutdown of the controversial immigration detention center nicknamed “Alligator Alcatraz,” located deep in the Florida Everglades. U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams issued a preliminary injunction Thursday night that blocks the facility from accepting any new detainees and requires the site to cease operations within 60 days. The court also […]
The FBI launched a dawn raid on John Bolton’s Bethesda, Maryland, residence Friday morning as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged mishandling of classified materials. Agents arrived around 7 a.m., executing a search warrant reportedly linked to Bolton’s 2020 memoir, The Room Where It Happened. The book, which sharply criticized President Donald Trump, previously […]
Former Democratic Rep. Katie Porter is emerging as an early frontrunner in California’s 2026 gubernatorial race, thanks in part to a growing number of Kamala Harris supporters flocking to her campaign after the Vice President confirmed she would not enter the race. According to a new Politico-Citrin Center-Possibility Lab poll released Thursday, 30% of voters […]
The Trump administration and its legal allies scored a trio of high-impact headlines this week—from a surprising court victory in New York to an immigration policy pivot targeting truckers, and a growing legal battle over who holds power in New Jersey’s U.S. Attorney’s office. Trump’s $500M Fraud Fine Tossed by Appeals Court In a massive […]
Trump Is Right: Museums Must Return To Celebrating American Greatness
For centuries museums were conceived as temples of knowledge, designed to elevate rather than diminish the human spirit. They were not intended as confessionals where nations recite their sins but as monuments that inspire citizens with humanity’s achievements. In the United States, the Smithsonian Institution embodied this mission from its founding in 1846. Chartered by […]