On February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on key Iranian military and nuclear facilities in what the Pentagon called Operation Epic Fury, a sweeping action that has already begun to reshape the strategic map of the Middle East. The strikes were not impulsive—they were the result of months of planning More

Forbes’ own product gurus are back on the air telling you that a sleek dog camera should be a “non-negotiable” for modern pet parents, and sure enough their managing editor is front and center pitching the conveniences of high-tech pet surveillance. That’s fine for readers who have the spare cash to chase every gadget the More

The United States and Israel have launched a coordinated campaign of strikes against Iranian ballistic missile launchers, a decisive move that finally answers years of provocations and mounting threats to American and Israeli security. This is not the timid, bureaucratic response we’ve seen from past administrations — it is bold, targeted action intended to degrade More

President Trump’s recent directive ordering federal agencies to identify and release government files related to UFOs, unidentified aerial phenomena, and extraterrestrial life is a welcome shot across the bow of the secretive bureaucracies that have hoarded mysteries for decades. After years of hush and half-truths from career officials and activist journalists, a commander-in-chief finally moved More

President Donald Trump announced that the United States has begun major combat operations against Iran, and for once Washington acted with the clarity and force our national security demanded. After years of warnings and hollow diplomacy, a president finally moved to confront a regime that has openly pursued nuclear weapons and funded terror across the More

Former President Bill Clinton sat for a closed-door deposition before the House Oversight Committee on February 27, 2026, telling lawmakers he “saw nothing” and “did nothing wrong” with regard to Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes. That blunt, short answer under oath stunned those who expected evasions, and it was captured in opening remarks Clinton shared publicly as More