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On Feb. 28, 2026, another expansion of American military force abroad under President Trump ensued. The United States and Israel jointly launched strikes on Iran…
It’s a terrible shame that as socially aware as American television host Conan O’Brian was a couple weeks ago during during his opening monologue for…
From the Attorney General Pam Bondi to former Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, it seems that our “for you” pages have been flooded with clips…
If you tell ChatGPT you have a stuffy nose and a fever, it offers fairly standard suggestions: rest, hydrate, take Tylenol. It may even go a…
After months of Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) militarized, brutal, and cruel deportation operations across the country, the Trump administration has seemingly changed its tune on…
It doesn’t matter if you win or not. You can still be a “traitor” — not the “hero.” Not within the eyes of the American public…
The common consensus about the Supreme Court of the United States has substantially shifted in recent years: from the belief that the branch has little influence…
Some people should never be allowed to venture their thoughts into print; others, for the sake of society, absolutely should. It’s a good thing Kristi Noem…
A few months ago, Pakistan and Afghanistan appeared to be close to a breakthrough. A fragile calm. After multiple rounds of negotiations, the countries reached…
In late February, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals voted to lift a lower court’s block on a Louisiana law mandating poster-sized displays of…