Before the first missile was fired in the Iran War, the Trump administration put feelers out to major car manufacturers in the U.S. – namely Ford and GM – about the possibility of converting some factories to produce weapons like the wartime economy during WWII, The Wall Street Journal reported last week.
Liberty Energy, the oil field services company founded by Chris Wright, the U.S. Energy secretary, did not pay a penny in federal corporate income taxes in 2025, according to a report in Politico.
You probably know you should move more, sleep better, and eat cleaner — but the gap between knowing and doing feels enormous.
President Donald Trump took to social media on Saturday to try and sell Israel to the American people by claiming the country is a “GREAT Ally,” even while polls continue to show Tel Aviv losing support with voters in the United States.
Here we are eight weeks into this war, and not one of Trump’s core objectives has clearly materialized. The ceasefire is fragile, the blockade is still active, Hormuz traffic is still heavily impaired, and even the next round of talks remains conditional and uncertain.
Mark Rutte, the head of NATO, told the conference in Berlin last week that it is important for European countries not to lose sight of the war in Ukraine and to make sure that the alliance is capable of “delivering uninterrupted support” for Kyiv’s war effort.
Many Americans are coming around to the view, based on what comes out of President Donald Trump’s mouth and what he writes down on his Truth Social site, that the US Head of State is insane.
The IDF late Sunday confirmed the authenticity of a photo showing one of its troops taking a sledgehammer to a Jesus statue in southern Lebanon and promised an investigation and to treat the incident with “great severity.”
The IDF admitted to carrying out new strikes across southern Lebanon, despite the newly announced ceasefire that was in place, but said it did not violate the truce because the strikes were in self-defense, according to a report.
President Donald Trump posted on social media Friday that Israel is prohibited from carrying out new strikes on Lebanon just after Iran announced that it essentially reopened the Strait of Hormuz.