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The dramatic removal of Nicolás Maduro from power through a swift and highly visible U.S. military operation has triggered intense political and constitutional debate in Washington. While the international consequences of the operation are significant, its domestic impact may prove even more enduring. The speed with which the intervention unfolded, combined with the apparent absence [...]

President Donald Trump has delivered a stark message to the remaining centers of power within Venezuela following the dramatic apprehension of longtime ruler Nicolás Maduro. According to officials close to the White House, the warning leaves little room for ambiguity: cooperate with U.S. authorities or face the consequences. Just before dawn on January 3, U.S. [...]

The Supreme Court’s decision to allow a lower-court ruling to stand in a case involving restrictions on immigration judges’ speech represents a significant moment in the ongoing debate over the balance between executive authority, judicial independence, and First Amendment protections. At issue was a Trump administration policy that prohibits immigration judges from speaking publicly, even [...]

Trump’s proposed $2,000 “dividend” plan is built on a powerful but misleading narrative: the idea that tariffs function like a vast, endlessly refillable ATM that a president can access at will. The rhetoric is simple and emotionally effective—foreign countries are supposedly paying tariffs, the money piles up in government coffers, and the president can then [...]

Authorities moved swiftly when the incident unfolded at Vice President JD Vance’s residence in the Walnut Hills neighborhood of Cincinnati, underscoring the level of security now inseparable from high national office. According to law enforcement, an unidentified suspect attempted to breach the property and was quickly tackled and detained by Secret Service agents before gaining [...]

Those brief words delivered through quiet diplomatic backchannels carried a weight far heavier than their length suggested, because in global politics restraint in language is often a signal of seriousness rather than ambiguity. Beijing’s response to the arrest of Nicolás Maduro was not designed to reassure or to condemn in public view, but to be [...]

Brazilian mystic Athos Salomé predicts trouble for Donald Trump in 2026. The 38-year-old prophet, who previously warned the British Royal Family about a major end-of-year event, now focuses on U.S. politics. He believes Trump’s popularity could decline, especially with a more energized Democratic base. Salomé foresees Republicans losing at least one chamber of Congress in [...]

Police Investigate Discovery Of NYPD Uniforms Abandoned After Mamdani’s Inauguration New York City police are investigating how a box containing NYPD uniforms was found abandoned this week near a cemetery in Brooklyn, according to a report. The discovery, which came shortly before socialist Zohran Mamdani was inaugurated as the city’s new mayor, has prompted widespread [...]

The world is not held together by desires, dreams, or shared hopes alone, but by the far more complex and uncomfortable balance of fear. While people often prefer to believe that cooperation arises naturally from goodwill, history repeatedly shows that stability emerges when consequences are clearly understood. Fear, in this sense, is not blind terror [...]

Day care centers in Washington state that have received hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxpayer-funded subsidies are facing growing scrutiny after reporters from The Center Square visited several facilities and found what they described as little to no visible evidence of active child care operations. According to journalists, some locations appeared to have no [...]