President Donald Trump this week told the country that “talks are continuing, at a rapid pace, with the Islamic Republic of Iran,” and he claimed to have brokered a halt between Israel and Hezbollah. The announcements came on Truth Social and in interviews after White House contacts. But Tehran’s state‑linked media said it had suspended More

Over the weekend, Sandro Castro — grandson of Fidel Castro and self-styled “influencer” — posted a glossy flyer for a two‑day VIP party in Varadero. The images were all sun, sand and cocktails. The reality back home is rolling blackouts, empty shelves and a crumbling power grid. The contrast is not subtle. It is grotesque. More

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum made a simple but sharp point on Breitbart: President Trump’s push to restore fountains, monuments, and parks in Washington, D.C., shows that squalor is not inevitable — it is a choice. Burgum credited President Trump for cleaning up public spaces, removing homeless camps, and bringing life back to places like Meridian More

Bill Gates built a global brand around competence, calm sweaters, and careful PR. That brand is finally cracking. A Wall Street Journal exposé and a new flood of Justice Department documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein have pulled back the curtain on Mr. Gates’ carefully managed public image — and now he is set to answer More

The latest report out of Tehran is more than gossip — it is a possible crack in a regime that has tried for years to look whole and intimidating. Iran International says President Masoud Pezeshkian submitted a resignation letter to “supreme leader” Mojtaba Khamenei, complaining that the terrorist Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has made More

Tina Peters’ release from prison did not end the story — it kicked off a new chapter of demands and accusations aimed squarely at Colorado’s political class. A conservative legal group, the Article III Project, has asked the U.S. Department of Justice to open a probe into whether Colorado officials illegally conspired to punish Peters More