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Attacks on American air defenses in Kuwait and Jordan have cleared the way for heavier missile and drone barrages, Tehran claims Iran’s latest round of missile and drone strikes disabled multiple US radar, communications, and air-defense systems in Kuwait, according to Tehran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC which claimed American bases across the region had suffered a “dark night.”In a series of statements carried by Press TV on Tuesday, the IRGC said its forces targeted several US military installations as part of the latest wave of its Nasr-2 Operation.The strikes reportedly hit early warning and missile-defense radar, communications and satellite…

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The Worst Sports League in History Continues to Self-ImplodeThe women running the WNBA are destroying their golden moment.  The WNBA places racial and sexual prerogatives over running a league that welcomes mainstream America.Caitlin Clark joined the league and brought a huge fan base with her.  These fans didn’t care about race or sexual preferences; they followed Clark because of her exceptional and generational talent. Clark was exciting to watch and would make three-point shots from places on the court never fathomed.  Her shooting, passing, and winning were addictively fun to watch.Clark is still on fire as reported only days ago:Caitlin…

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Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni made a trip to Pakistan on Tuesday with a “high-level delegation” to meet with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and his defense chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir. The Pakistanis are apparently hoping to restart talks between the U.S. and Iran as hostilities continued for the tenth straight day. Momeni wrote on social media that he met with Sharif at his official residence, but offered few details of the discussion, beyond general pleasantries and commiseration over the funeral of slain Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, which Sharif attended in Tehran. “The Prime Minister shared his…

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President Donald Trump has nominated Adam Candeub, currently serving as general counsel at the FCC, to a senior position at the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division. Bloomberg reports that President Donald Trump has nominated Adam Candeub to serve as assistant attorney general at the DOJ, the White House announced. According to White House official Saurabh Sharma, Candeub will lead antitrust enforcement at the department. The nomination will require confirmation by the Senate, a process that could take several months to complete. The DOJ currently lacks a Senate-confirmed antitrust chief. Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward, the department’s third-ranking official, presently oversees the antitrust…

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President Donald Trump declared Tuesday that the United States is “not finished at all” with Iran, warning U.S. forces would strike the regime’s heavily fortified Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site “pretty soon” while signaling his administration was prepared to expand military operations rather than return to negotiations. Trump made the remarks while meeting Lebanese President Joseph Aoun at the White House after being asked about a Wall Street Journal report that Israeli intelligence believes Iran moved thousands of advanced centrifuges into the underground Pickaxe Mountain facility near Natanz last fall. “I think that they may have,” Trump said when asked about…

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Maine Democrat Troy Jackson has raised $1 million in the less than two weeks since he entered the race for Senate shortly after Graham Platner dropped out, his campaign told POLITICO on Wednesday morning. Jackson, the presumptive Democratic nominee, raised $613,000 of that haul since Sunday following the selection of the 601 delegates who will determine Platner’s replacement this weekend. More than 90 percent of those delegates have pledged to back Jackson. The fundraising number is a strong showing for Jackson, who only raised a bit over $1 million in his entire run for governor earlier this year. But he…

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Catholics believe that human life is a gift from God rather than a possession to be disposed of at will. Just as they refuse to participate in abortion, the nuns oppose a law that would force them to participate in assisted suicide. Photo courtesy of Becket.   Four orders of Catholic nuns and several Catholic healthcare ministries filed a federal lawsuit against New York on July 17, arguing the state’s new assisted-suicide law forces them to participate in ending patients’ lives in violation of their faith. The case, Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm v. James, was filed in…

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The Hungarian government on Monday announced an investigation into a major investment deal with Chinese auto giant BYD, on suspicion that former Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto might have had a conflict of interest. Szijjarto left his seat in the Hungarian Parliament to take a job with BYD last week, three years after negotiating the first of two major investment deals with BYD. Szijjarto was Hungary’s top diplomat for about 12 years under former prime minister Viktor Orban and the two were close political allies. Orban assiduously courted investment from China and Szijjarto was his point man in the effort, becoming…

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A non-English-speaking Ukrainian migrant truck driver convicted of killing two Americans in a deadly crash had been given humanitarian parole to live in the United States by former President Joe Biden’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Breitbart News has learned. On May 6, 2025, Ukrainian national Andrii Dmyterko was driving a semi-truck when he failed to stop at a red light and crashed into multiple cars — killing local high school coach 53-year-old Woodie Earl Beck III and 37-year-old Ashley Marie Springer McDonald. Last week, Dmyterko pleaded guilty to two counts of criminal negligent homicide after the case stalled for months last…

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President Donald Trump’s nominee for the No. 2 position at the Office of Management and Budget scored initial committee approval Wednesday as Senate Republicans work to confirm him. The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee voted to advance the nomination of Hal Duncan to serve as deputy director of the White House agency known as the “nerve center” of the federal government. The Senate Budget Committee is also scheduled to vote Wednesday morning to approve the nomination. Duncan has been serving in the role in an acting capacity since late last year, when Trump nominated then-Deputy Director Dan Bishop…

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