Watching Secretary Kristi Noem stand before the Senate Judiciary Committee, you could feel the frustration of a public servant who knows the difference between protecting Americans and political grandstanding by Congress. Noem bluntly called the Democrat-led shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security reckless, warning that partisan games are putting lives and infrastructure at risk. More

Rep. Randy Fine pulled no punches on Wake Up America when he warned that America can no longer afford wishful thinking about threats inside our borders, and reminded viewers he sits on the House Foreign Affairs Committee where national security is not an academic exercise but a duty. His blunt message — that sleeper cells More

The grand opening of Marathon Burger in downtown Long Beach on March 1, 2026 — a hopeful tribute to Nipsey Hussle’s legacy — was overshadowed when shots rang out less than a block away, leaving one man dead and two others wounded as police scrambled to secure the scene. What should have been a family-friendly More

President Trump’s decisive order to strike Iranian regime targets — what some outlets are calling Operation Epic Fury — was the kind of unapologetic leadership Americans voted for and the Iranian people desperately needed. For decades Tehran exported terror and crushed its own citizens, and finally a commander-in-chief showed the courage to act in defense More

The Biden-era fantasy of endless appeasement died the day President Trump ordered Operation Epic Fury — a necessary, hard-headed strike to deny Iran the means to build a bomb and threaten the free world. After years of talks that produced nothing but time for Tehran to cheat and scheme, America finally used its military superiority More

The last week has stripped away any illusion that our leaders are keeping America First. The United States, alongside Israel, launched major military strikes against Iran on February 28, 2026 — a dramatic escalation that has already reshaped the geopolitical landscape and put American lives on the line. This is not distant policy wonkery; it More