Recent policy changes in West Africa affecting entry for U.S. travelers reflect a broader shift in how international relationships are being navigated. Rather than representing a short-term disagreement, these decisions illustrate a growing desire among some nations to seek balanced treatment in global affairs. Officials in several West African countries have explained their actions using [...]

The U.S. Senate’s approval of Maj. Gen. John L. Rafferty Jr.’s promotion to lieutenant general and his appointment as commanding general of the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command marked a significant milestone for both the U.S. military and the Trump administration. Rafferty’s confirmation placed an experienced and well-regarded officer at the helm of [...]

Is Europe Ready for War? Why Brussels Is Racing Against TimeAfter Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, rising pressure from the United States, and increasingly blunt warnings from military leaders, the European Union is being forced to confront a reality that once seemed unthinkable: its own defence readiness.For years, Europe relied on diplomacy, economic integration, and [...]

President Donald Trump’s recent disclosure that he received a routine MRI as part of his semi-annual medical evaluation at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center became the latest focal point in an ongoing national debate about his health, public transparency, and the political implications surrounding both. At seventy-nine years old and in the midst of [...]

Minneapolis Border Patrol Shooting Sparks National Controversy Over Law Enforcement, Gun Rights, and Immigration Enforcement The recent shooting of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse and resident of Minneapolis, by a U.S. Border Patrol agent has reignited debates over immigration enforcement, gun rights, and the role of federal authorities in local communities. The incident, which [...]

Foreign Influence, EB-5 Visas, and Political Contributions: An Investigative Overview In recent decades, the intersection of U.S. immigration policy and political fundraising has drawn increasing scrutiny. Investigative journalist Peter Schweizer, in his book “The Invisible Coup: How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon,” argues that long-standing visa programs, particularly the Employment-Based [...]

In January 2026, a series of events in Minneapolis, Minnesota, ignited intense political and legal tensions between state and federal authorities. The conflict began with federal immigration enforcement operations carried out by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol agents, which led to two high-profile fatalities in Minneapolis. The first incident involved the [...]

The charts don’t feel real. Numbers that once climbed like a fever are suddenly breaking, dropping, collapsing in ways even optimists didn’t dare predict. Streets that echoed with gunfire are hearing something unfamiliar: silence. But beneath every falling line, there’s a tremor of unease. No one knows if this is a turning point—or a pause [...]

Minnesota holds its breath. Streets, schools, and shopfronts brace for a day when normal life is supposed to stop, not because of a storm, but because thousands have decided the real emergency is the government itself. As unions, socialists, and immigrant families unite, one question slices through the noise: how far will Minnesotans g… On [...]

Texas has lost one of its most unforgettable cultural voices — a figure whose wit, humor, and bold personality shaped generations of music lovers, readers, and political observers. News of his passing stunned fans across the state, marking the end of an era for a man who never apologized for being entirely himself Richard “Kinky” [...]