The Trump administration’s entanglement in yet another Middle Eastern conflict has triggered a global food crisis that threatens American families with soaring grocery bills, proving once again that endless regime change wars come home to hurt everyday citizens.

A federal judge just told the Trump Pentagon it can’t use vague credential rules to squeeze out disfavored reporters—raising a bigger constitutional question about who gets to decide what “security” means in America.

Germany’s conservatives launch a bold deportation offensive against Syrian migrants, offering a model Trump could adopt to secure America’s borders without endless foreign entanglements.

The Pentagon’s threat to sever ties with Scouting America forced the once-independent youth organization to abandon diversity initiatives and rewrite membership policies, exposing how federal leverage is being weaponized to reshape private institutions while our troops fight yet another Middle East conflict.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s unflinching declaration that Cuba’s communist regime must fall to save its economy has electrified conservatives who see him as the anti-communist fighter many Trump supporters hoped for—yet his hawkish stance raises questions about whether this administration is steering toward more regime change wars instead of the America First promises tha...