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Captain Jim Staples: Trump committed to securing Strait of Hormuz

VIDEO July 13, 2026

Captain Jim Staples: Trump committed to securing Strait of Hormuz

Liz Claman interviews Captain Jim Staples about President Donald Trump's declaration that the Strait of Hormuz is open.

Europe bankrolls Putin's war machine even as NATO races to bolster defenses

Russia July 13, 2026

Europe bankrolls Putin's war machine even as NATO races to bolster defenses

A new analysis of commercial shipping data shows European countries spent billions in the first half of 2026 on purchases of Arctic liquefied natural gas.

Steve Forbes backs Trump's Mt Rushmore warning on communism: 'He's right'

Politics July 12, 2026

Steve Forbes backs Trump's Mt Rushmore warning on communism: 'He's right'

Publisher and presidential candidate Steve Forbes discusses the American economy, the socialist turn in New York City, and the Trump 4th of July speech at Freedom Fest in Las Vegas.

Far-left's green energy push hits reality check as global fossil fuel use reaches record high

US Energy July 12, 2026

Far-left's green energy push hits reality check as global fossil fuel use reaches record high

U.S. oil production hit a record 21.1 million barrels per day in 2025 as fossil fuels still supply 86% of global energy, a new report reveals.

Bringing the war to Putin’s front door: Is Ukraine’s energy strike strategy working?

Russia July 11, 2026

Bringing the war to Putin’s front door: Is Ukraine’s energy strike strategy working?

Retired Gen. Philip Breedlove says Ukrainian strikes on energy infrastructure force Putin to divert military assets as fuel shortages spread nationwide.

Corporate America's China addiction has become a national security threat

Opinion July 10, 2026

Corporate America's China addiction has become a national security threat

A new SEC petition urges publicly traded companies disclose material risks from China supply chain dependence on rare earths and pharmaceuticals.

This blue city attracted more taxpayers than anywhere else — but lost billions in wealth

Economy July 10, 2026

This blue city attracted more taxpayers than anywhere else — but lost billions in wealth

Manhattan gained more tax filers than any U.S. county yet lost nearly $1 billion in income as high earners fled to lower-tax states like Florida and Texas.

Trump slams allies over Iran, Greenland at NATO summit

VIDEO July 8, 2026

Trump slams allies over Iran, Greenland at NATO summit

President Donald Trump addresses reporters alongside NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, detailing massive overnight military strikes against Iran, ordering an immediate halt to trade with Spain over failed defense obligations.

SEN TODD YOUNG: The hidden danger China’s ships could bring to our shores

Opinion July 8, 2026

SEN TODD YOUNG: The hidden danger China’s ships could bring to our shores

China is retrofitting cargo ships with missiles and drone systems that could target U.S. ports like Houston, raising urgent maritime security concerns.

Biden’s tariff holiday could leave China footing a massive bill in payback push

Politics July 8, 2026

Biden’s tariff holiday could leave China footing a massive bill in payback push

Sen. Jon Husted claims Chinese solar companies owe $67 billion in unpaid tariffs after a Biden-era tariff moratorium was deemed illegal by a federal court.