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April 15

Turning Point spokesperson describes 'chilling moment' Erika Kirk was sidelined from JD Vance event

TPUSA spokesperson Andrew Kolvet describes threats against Erika Kirk ahead of a University of Georgia event with Vice President JD Vance as "chilling."

April 15

Johnson faces GOP revolt over warrantless surveillance powers ahead of key vote

Speaker Mike Johnson faces GOP pushback on renewing FISA Section 702 warrantless surveillance powers as conservatives demand additional reform guardrails.

April 14

Satellite images may have tipped off Iran before US base attack, top Republican warns

House China Committee chairman says commercial satellite imagery may have been used as targeting data ahead of an Iranian strike on a U.S. air base.

April 13

Obama CIA chief under DOJ scrutiny pushes fringe Trump ouster plan

Ex-CIA Director John Brennan calls for Trump's removal via the 25th Amendment, citing concerns over his Truth Social threats toward Iran as unlawful.

April 13

Four reasons why Markwayne Mullin may be the steady hand DHS needs at a critical time

Four reasons new DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin, a no-nonsense Oklahoman who unlike Chuck Schumer has worked with his hands, could be right for the job.

April 12

Iran in crisis as US talks collapse, Mojtaba’s ‘mafia’ regime blocks Khamenei burial: analyst

Analyst says Iran's delay in burying Supreme Leader Khamenei over 40 days after his killing reveals a deepening crisis inside the Islamic Republic.

April 12

Appeals court says federal judge must reconsider blocking WH ballroom, weigh national security concerns

A three-judge appeals panel ruled Trump's $400 million White House ballroom construction can proceed until Friday as security concerns are reviewed.

April 10

Iran regime uses former Soviet republic to dodge sanctions, fund war machine: report

Once a committed U.S. ally, Georgia has quietly aligned with Iran, raising concerns about IRGC influence and sanctions evasion, a new report claims.

April 10

Court poised to block Trump tariffs again, teeing up new fight

The trade court could stymie Trump's revived tariff efforts — dealing another blow the president on a matter he described as 'life or death' for the U.S. economy.

April 10

AMB GORDON SONDLAND: NATO blinked on Iran, and Trump has every right to be furious

A former U.S. ambassador to the EU argues NATO's hesitation after strikes on Iran emboldens adversaries and erodes the credibility of Western deterrence.