Four and a half years in, Russia and Ukraine are fighting a different war than the one most people stopped following. The front has almost frozen. The fighting that matters has moved to the sky, to Russia’s refineries — and to an American missile shortage caused by a different war entirely.
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NORAD F-16s intercepted two general aviation aircraft that entered restricted airspace over Bedminster, New Jersey, as President Donald Trump attended a golf tournament.
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Israel has now rejected the very ceasefire roadmap it once agreed upon, and Hamas continues to condition its disarmament on an Israeli withdrawal that Netanyahu has explicitly ruled out.
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President Donald Trump will deliver a prime-time address Thursday night focused on election security, as the administration pushes for tighter federal voting rules ahead of the November midterms.
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Throughout the history of modern crises, the standoff revolving around Iran differs significantly from the rest, which brings the crucial question of what exactly the U.S. endgame is.
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The downing of an Army Apache over the Strait of Hormuz — hours after Iran declared a halt to its operations — set off American strikes, Iranian retaliation across three Gulf states, and a question neither government can answer in public.
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Iran has restarted the conflict with Israel in response to IDF aggression in Lebanon.
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Serving as the Director of National Intelligence under the Trump administration, Tulsi Gabbard has announced her resignation from the position amidst her husband’s recent bone cancer diagnosis. Gabbard notified President Trump during a meeting in the Oval Office on Friday, where she stated her intention to step down effective June 30.
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Iran’s oil exports have effectively collapsed under the CENTCOM naval cordon, turning a ceasefire into a slow economic strangulation campaign that may threaten the regime more than open war ever did. Cut off from its main source of revenue and stripped of its usual wartime rally narrative, Tehran is now confronting one of the most dangerous moments in its modern history.
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WASHINGTON, D.C., Apr. 20 – Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer resigned on Monday, according to a post on X from the White House Communications Director. Keith Sonderling will take her role as Acting Secretary of Labor.
In recent days, Secretary Chavez-DeRemer has faced Labor Department investigations into allegations that she used official resources for personal errands and leveraged DOL grants to advance her political career. The probes have already led to several senior department staffers being placed on administrative leave or resigning.
