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Yoav Gallant, the former Israeli defense minister, said in an interview on Monday that he believes the U.S. has an obligation to come to assist Israel’s war in Iran, and said U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent “determination” seems to “pave the way” for the U.S.’s involvement.
U.S. President Donald Trump may decide to carry out strikes across Iran before a meeting with his top administration officials in the Situation Room on Tuesday afternoon, meaning Tehran would have the legal right to retaliate against American interests.
In Trump’s America, the bar for martial law is no longer constitutional—it’s personal.
There were quite a lot of what Donald Trump might describe as “bad things” taking place in Washington over the past week, to include the worsening of relations with China shortly after what appeared to be an agreement had been reached over tariffs.
With graduation season in full swing, graduates across the U.S. have been having difficulty landing their first jobs out of school—from entry-level positions to even internships, which economists say could be a signal of a softening labor market.
It has been another exciting week in a world at war where the word “diplomacy” has no meaning and would probably be defined by America’s head of Homeland Security Kristi Noem as a doctrine in which you shoot someone first before he or she can shoot you.
In March, China continued reducing its portfolio of U.S. treasury securities, dropping it behind the U.K. as the largest foreign owner of U.S. debt.
“A standing military force, with an overgrown Executive will not long be safe companions to liberty.”—James Madison
Chinese scientists have refueled a nuclear reactor without shutting it down, the first time the feat has been achieved.
Washington has approved a $310 million F-16 support package for Ukraine, and Trump threatens more sanctions for Russia.
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