Restore American Glory

Washington just erased a 47-year label on Syria—and unlocked a high-stakes test of U.S. leverage, law, and trust.

At a Glance President Trump notified Congress on July 8, 2026, to start Syria’s delisting process. The State Department formally rescinded Syria’s terror-sponsor label on August 24, 2026. The move ends specific sanctions tied to the terrorism list and signals...

Two Phoenix police officers were arrested and fired after a late-night traffic stop turned violent and went unreported.

Story Snapshot Police Chief Matt Giordano said detectives confirmed assaults on a man and a woman during the stop. The department said the officers failed to report the stop and did not activate body cameras. The stop happened around 11:30 p.m. on Augus...

A rural Oregon property became a crime scene after five people and several animals were found dead, and the man police say did it is now dead too.

Story Snapshot Five people and multiple domestic animals were found dead on a property near Forest Grove, Oregon, early Saturday. Washington County Sheriff’s Office named 36-year-old Benjamin Charles Parker as the suspect. Par...

Hakeem Jeffries, the top Democrat in the House, sat down privately with Jared Kushner, President Trump’s son-in-law, and progressives are still fuming about it.

Quick Take The New York Times reported Jeffries and Kushner met privately in a New York City apartment owned by a mutual friend. The two men reportedly discussed immigration, housing, and other areas of possible ...

Manhattan tried to freeze rents and throttle new building, and the result was the one thing no tenant wanted: even higher rents and fewer places to live.

Story Snapshot Manhattan set rent hikes to zero for about a million stabilized leases while listings fell and market rents hit records. Good Cause Eviction capped large increases in unregulated units and tightened evict...