Author: Press Room

Moj Mahdara, co-founder of actress Gwyneth Paltrow’s investment company Kinship Ventures, blasted Democrats for failing to support President Donald Trump’s strikes against high-ranking officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran, calling on them to “wake up.” “I think that it is imperative for the Democratic Party to wake up and get past their dislike of Donald Trump — President Trump — and their feelings of international conflicts going on,” Mahdara asserted during a Saturday appearance on CNN to discuss the U.S.-led strikes on Iran. “This is about national security,” the Iranian-American entrepreneur continued. “This is about what is possible in the Middle East.…

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The House Committee on Rules discusses the Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act, 2026 on Tuesday, March 3. Democrats have blocked funding of DHS in protest of immigration enforcement by ICE, despite the shutdown of the agency not affecting Immigration Customs and Enforcement, which was already funded through the One Big Beautiful Bill. Democrats are keeping DHS shut down despite fears that terrorist cells let into the country through Biden’s open border may by activated after U.S. strikes on Iran. Read the full article here

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President Donald Trump met privately on Tuesday with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong before publicly backing the company’s position in an ongoing lobbying clash with banks that has derailed a major cryptocurrency bill, according to two people with knowledge of the matter who were granted anonymity to discuss a closed-door matter. It is unclear what was discussed during the meeting, but it came just before Trump wrote on social media that banks “need to make a good deal with the Crypto Industry” in order to advance digital asset legislation that has stalled on Capitol Hill. He wrote that a recently adopted…

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An annual assessment has documented widespread hazing and misconduct as the Bundeswehr struggles to meet personnel targets Widespread abuse and hazing among soldiers are undermining Germany’s armed forces as the Bundeswehr struggles to meet personnel targets and attract recruits, a new report has suggested.The annual assessment by Germany’s Parliamentary Commissioner for the Armed Forces, Henning Otte, released on Tuesday, describes cases of excessive harshness and mistreatment during training, stating that recruits are regularly humiliated or have their “physical integrity violated,” sometimes under the influence of alcohol.The report details cases in which recruits “pushed a comrade’s head into a toilet bowl…

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President Donald Trump said in response to a question from Breitbart News that countries are unifying against “bad seed” Iran because of the “evil” philosophy held by its regime. During his bilateral Oval Office meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Trump underscored Iran’s attacks on Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Oman when asked by Breitbart News about the growing unity against Iran, particularly among countries in the Middle East. Breitbart News asked the president why there is strong unity against Iran, as countries that often do not work together, like Iraq and Saudi Arabia, are working with…

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Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) blasted Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s leadership in a hearing Tuesday, comparing her defense of federal officers shooting protesters in Minneapolis to her decision to kill her 14-month old dog for being “too aggressive.” Noem was criticized by Democrats and Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee, with Tillis bringing up the controversial dog story from the secretary’s 2024 book to make his point: “Secretary, I read your book last week. And honestly, some parts of it impressed me, but some of it distresses me, and I’ll give you a good example of one that does —…

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A top lawmaker on the Senate Armed Services Committee has requested a briefing from the Pentagon on its escalating feud with AI startup Anthropic, which has prompted the Trump administration to threaten to declare the company a supply chain risk. “I’ll withhold judgment until I’ve had my briefing,” Sen. Mike Rounds (R-S.D.), chair of the panel’s cybersecurity subcommittee, told reporters Tuesday, in response to questions from POLITICO about the unprecedented move. A supply chain risk designation would result in Anthropic being blacklisted from government contracts — something typically reserved for firms with ties to U.S. foreign adversaries. The technology company…

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As the conflict expands, threatening to engulf the entire Middle East, the region needs someone with working connections to all parties The Middle East has seen many crises that began as ‘limited’ operations and turned into open-ended wars.The familiar pattern is not caused by miscalculation alone, but by geography and structure; once the first missiles fly, the region’s tightly interlinked security and economic systems pull neighboring states into the blast radius. What is happening around Iran today fits this logic with disturbing clarity. The US-Israeli strike campaign may have been conceived as a short, high-intensity effort, but the trajectory now…

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President Donald Trump said in his answer to a question from Breitbart News on Tuesday that Iran, in response to Operation Epic Fury, began attacking neighbors that were staying neutral. Trump underscored Iran’s attacks on Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Oman when asked by Breitbart News about the growing unity against Iran, particularly among countries in the Middle East. “As I said, even the fact that they’ve attacked all of their neighbors, and the neighbors weren’t attacking. They thought they’d maybe sit it out. They’ve hit Qatar, they’ve hit UAE, they’ve hit Saudi Arabia, they’ve hit Oman–they were…

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Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem faced down Democrat and Republican senators on Tuesday who used a hearing to complain about ICE enforcement. Retiring Republican Sen. Thom Tillis (NC) announced to Noem during the hearing that the large numbers of deportations are “a disaster under your leadership, a disaster.” Tillis, who has long supported campaigns to help companies hire migrant workers, complained that White House counselor Stephen Miller wants many more deportations instead of a smaller, select number. Tillis said: 1,000 a day, 6,000 a day, 9,000 a day, because numbers matter, right? No, they don’t matter. Quality Matters, not quantity. Quality!…

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