Iran Threatens US Companies, Calls Them ‘Legitimate Targets’
Iran issued threats against major American technology and defense companies on Wednesday, warning that their reported operations in the Middle East could be targeted as tensions with the United States persist. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) declared U.S.-linked firms “legitimate targets,” accusing them of supporting U.S. and Israeli military operations through technological and logistical […]
Trump Says Iran Requested Ceasefire, Tehran Has Not Confirmed
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Iran has requested a ceasefire in the ongoing conflict, though Iranian officials have not confirmed the claim. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said Iran’s leadership had reached out seeking a ceasefire. He added that any agreement would depend on the reopening and security of the Strait of […]
Trump Says He Will Attend Supreme Court Arguments in Birthright Citizenship Case
President Donald Trump said he plans to attend oral arguments at the Supreme Court of the United States on Wednesday in a closely watched case that could reshape the interpretation of birthright citizenship. The case, Trump v. Barbara, will decide whether children born in the United States to individuals in the country unlawfully or to […]
Morning Brief: Policy Changes, Transparency Questions & A Viral Allegation
Good Morning. Washington is waking up to another round of sweeping policy changes, legal battles over transparency, and a deeply personal controversy spilling into the public eye. Together, they paint a picture of institutions under pressure—and scrutiny coming from every direction. Justice Department Program Quietly Dismantled A long-running Justice Department program that helped thousands of […]
DOJ Pulls Back Program That Helped Migrants Fight Deportation
The Trump administration has significantly scaled back a longstanding Justice Department program that provided legal accreditation and support to organizations assisting migrants in immigration court. The program, known as the Recognition and Accreditation system, operates under the Executive Office for Immigration Review within the Department of Justice. Established in 1983, it allowed non-attorney representatives working […]
Judge Slams Brakes On Trump’s Fortified White House Ballroom After Stunning Military Reveal
While chatting with reporters aboard Air Force One on Monday, President Trump showcased the latest plans for his new White House ballroom and said the huge addition would be bulletproof, drone proof and include a “massive” military complex underneath. “We have all bullet-proof glass, we have drone-proof roofs, ceilings,” the president said. “Unfortunately, we’re living […]
Leaked Audio Of Dem Candidate’s Terror Leader Comments Threaten To Upend Senate Race As Disqualification Threats Gain Steam
A Michigan Democrat running for U.S. Senate is facing intensifying backlash after leaked audio revealed him explaining why he should avoid commenting on the reported death of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei—citing concern for constituents in Dearborn who he said are “sad.” Progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed was recorded during a staff meeting strategizing how […]
China’s Large R6000 Uncrewed Tiltrotor Is Now In Flight Testing
Images show that a large tiltrotor drone called the R6000, being developed by United Aircraft in China, has now entered flight testing. The design notably features swiveling rotors that are extremely similar to the ones found on Bell’s V-280 Valor. United Aircraft says it is working on uncrewed and crewed versions of the R6000, primarily for civilian […]
Poland’s Break With NATO Raises A Difficult Question: What Comes Next?
There is a moment in the life of any institution when its defining contradiction becomes impossible to ignore. The contradiction does not appear all at once. It accumulates slowly, like water behind a dam, and then one day a small, concrete event makes visible what had been hiding in plain sight for years. For NATO, […]