Author: Press Room

Iran is down to roughly two months of gasoline as the U.S. blockade and President Donald Trump’s escalating economic offensive choke off the regime’s oil exports and remaining financial lifelines — a rapidly worsening crisis that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Friday branded the “Jaws of Death for the Iranian Economy.” The extraordinary assessment came from inside the regime itself. Three senior Iranian sources told Reuters on Thursday that U.S. sanctions and the blockade are increasingly crippling Tehran’s ability to import critical goods, obtain foreign currency, and finance the costly networks it has long used to evade American restrictions. Most…

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New Yorkers voted to put a man like Zohran Mamdani in charge of their once-great city, and now, unfortunately, New Yorkers are getting what they voted for. NYPD crime statistics suggest that while New York has just enjoyed its safest summer on record (funny what deporting illegal alien criminals can do), open season has been declared upon the Jews. Compared to last year, hate crimes are up a whopping 15.8 percent, from 367 in 2025 to 425 so far this year. Here’s the most troubling part… “Anti-Jewish hate crimes specifically have jumped by 8% and accounted for more than half…

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Obama-appointed Judges Sri Srinivasan (L) and Robert Wilkins (R) rejected the government’s request for a stay. Two Obama-appointed judges on the D.C. Circuit just slammed the door on President Trump’s effort to give states a working tool to check voter rolls for non-citizens. In a 2-1 vote, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit refused to allow the federal government to restart its expanded Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements, or SAVE, system while the Trump Administration appeals a lower court’s nationwide ruling. The Gateway Pundit reported in July that a Trump-appointed federal judge in Florida smashed…

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Rep. Andrew Clyde (R) is leading a coalition of House Republicans in an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court of the United States to rule that bans on the AR-15 and similar rifles are unconstitutional. On June 30, 2026, Breitbart News noted that SCOTUS agreed to hear Grant v. Higgins, which will center on whether AR-15 ownership is protected by the Second and Fourteenth Amendments. A second case, consolidated with Grant v. Higgins, is Viramontes v. Cook County, a case which centers on Cook County’s “assault weapons” ban. The cases come to SCOTUS after lower courts upheld bans on the firearms, and via the House amicus…

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RT’s essential stories of the past seven days also included a warning from Washington over Ukraine’s energy war and a gathering of Eurasian powers in Bishkek Europe sees Russian drones everywhereGermany found a new Russian threat this week, accusing Russia of staging a drone incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport in August, where an explosives-laden UAV was reportedly found between Ukrainian Antonov cargo aircraft.Before returning to Germany, RT India reports on a case of Ukrainian mercenaries who launched a drone at a passenger jet in Myanmar, and are now languishing in an Indian jail.Berlin launched a raft of anti-Russian measures, including closing…

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Image: Wikimedia Commons (DoD photo by U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. John Wright, May 15, 2023) Some of America’s highest-ranking military officials were subjected to polygraph examinations during a sweeping Pentagon investigation into the leaking of highly classified information about the nation’s weapons stockpiles. President Donald Trump was reportedly furious after sensitive details concerning America’s supply of sophisticated weapons appeared in media reports. According to leftist CBS News, several dozen officials were questioned earlier this summer, including officials assigned to U.S. Central Command and other combatant commands. The scale of the polygraph operation was described as extraordinarily rare. Although high-ranking…

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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and Rassemblement National President Jordan Bardella signed a memorandum of understanding on Friday, agreeing that if both parties come to power, they would institute a system of immediately returning illegal boat migrants in the English Channel back to the beaches of France. In a public display of Anglo-Franco solidarity against the globalist-leftist-facilitated migrant crisis in Europe, National Rally rising star and current favourite to become the next prime minister of France, Jordan Bardella, joined Nigel Farage’s Reform UK at the party’s annual conference in Birmingham. Bardella lamented that under President Emmanuel Macron, France had become…

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Speaking at the first official press briefing in 40 days, Vice President JD Vance said one of former White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt’s many legacies was adding more voices to the room and creating the New Media Seat. Vance joked that he hoped she “was not watching” his appearance on Thursday at the podium and thanked her for opening the press room to non-legacy media. The first question of the briefing went to Breitbart News’ Nick Gilbertson who asked Vance if non-legacy outlets would continue to enjoy the access granted under Leavitt’s tenure. “A lot of people have been…

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The girls were hauled into court after their mother refused to pay a repair bill without first seeing evidence that her daughters intentionally damaged the swing. This is bureaucratic insanity. Two young sisters, ages 10 and 12, were criminally charged after a playground swing broke while they were playing with other children in Springdale, Pennsylvania. The ordeal began on May 21 at Veterans Memorial Park, northeast of Pittsburgh, when a group of children decided to twist the swing’s chains tightly and release them so the riders would spin around and become dizzy, according to WTAE. It was the kind of…

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Denmark and four other European Union countries agreed Friday on a model for “return hubs” in non-EU nations and hope to begin sending migrants to the facilities as early as 2027, an official said Friday. The announcement, made after a one-day meeting in Copenhagen, is the latest development in an effort by EU states to send people whose asylum requests have been rejected to third countries outside the bloc. “We are moving forward toward what is actually a fundamental transformation of the common European migration and asylum system,” said Morten Bødskov, Denmark’s minister of immigration and integration. He briefed reporters…

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