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The Secret 15-Year Plan Behind US Strikes on Iran
Clandestine Pentagon program developed the bunker buster bombs specifically to take out Iran’s nuclear program.
Gifford Pinchot: America’s First Forester
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a young man who, spurred by his father’s question, opens a new field in American conservatism.
‘The Greatest American: Benjamin Franklin’
Author Mark Skousen celebrates the most modern of the Founding Fathers.
Currency, Counterfeiting, and the Making of the US Secret Service
In ‘This Week in History,’ the Treasury Department and Congress worked to stifle counterfeiting during the Civil War, leading to major changes in banking.
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Senators Receive Classified Briefing on Iran Strike
However, they appeared to remain divided on just how long it will take Iran to recover its nuclear progress.
China to Approve Controlled Exports to US Following Talks: Commerce Ministry
The ministry didn’t mention rare earth metals, which has been at the center of the trade war between China and the United States.
US Imposes Visa Restrictions on Family Members, Associates of Sanctioned Drug Traffickers
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the move is aimed to tackle the ‘unprecedented’ fentanyl crisis in the United States.
▶Kyle Bass: China’s Economic Spiral and the Coming Taiwan War
China is ‘having a real estate crisis, a banking crisis, a youth unemployment crisis, and now they need to be worried about their current account,’ Bass said.
Why US Strikes on Iran Sent a Strong Message to Beijing
Expert says dictators can’t predict Trump’s moves, making them ‘genuinely afraid of him.’
Trump Touts Tax Cuts, Immigration Measures in Megabill as Senate GOP Races to Advance Package
‘We will deliver no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, and no tax on Social Security for our great seniors,’ the president says.
White House Confirms US, China Have Reached Additional Trade Agreement
The deal signed on June 25 was, according to a White House official, ‘additional understanding for a framework to implement the Geneva agreement.’
China on Alert as NATO Boosts Defense Spending
The CCP criticized alliance’s push to increase military budgets to 5 percent of GDP.
CCP Subversion of America
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Unraveling the CCP’s Playbook for Transnational Repression in America
The Chinese regime is engaged in a long-term campaign to target the spiritual group Falun Gong in the United States.
Key Takeaways From Supreme Court Decision on Planned Parenthood Funding
The court voted 6–3 to allow South Carolina to boot the abortion provider from its Medicaid program.
Texas Expands Gun Rights With Ban on Red Flag Orders, Firearm Buybacks
The new laws expand carry rights in Texas, protect gun owner privacy, and bar local governments from hosting buyback programs.
Michelle Obama Says ‘I’m Not Going Away’—But She’s Done With Politics
The former first lady ruled out future campaigning and political speeches, saying she’s focused on personal projects and defining ambition on her own terms.
Former NY Governor Aide in Chinese Agent Case Faces New Charges of COVID-19 Supplies Scheme
Linda Sun is accused of steering lucrative state contracts to businesses linked to her family in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Day in Photos: Military Exercise in France, Navy Induction Day, and Saint Bernard Museum
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
2 Democratic Plans Share 1 Message: Counter GOP and Reclaim Middle-Class Support
Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.) and the New Democrat Coalition each proposed a plan focused on rebuilding the middle class and countering the GOP-led tax bill.
How Micronutrient Deficiency Makes You Vulnerable to Heavy Metals
When our bodies run low on key minerals, the very systems designed to absorb essential nutrients can instead increase the uptake of toxic heavy metals.
US Announces New Policies to Speed Up Offshore Critical Mineral Development
The updates follow Trump’s executive order aimed at tackling the risk of depending on foreign adversaries for such minerals.
GE Appliances to Invest Nearly $500 Million to Reshore Washer-Dryer Production in Kentucky
The company was purchased by China-based multinational home appliance and consumer electronics manufacturer Haier in 2016.
DOJ Probes University of California Over Alleged Race and Sex Hiring Quotas
The Justice Department cites potential civil rights violations in the University of California’s systemwide plan to diversify graduate programs and faculty.
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