The death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells after a July 4th boat trip to Horn Island has rightly shaken the public, and families deserve straight answers from investigators rather than sensational headlines. Authorities and independent observers are still piecing together timelines, phone records, and video, and the Wells family has called for transparency as they await More

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The tragic death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells after a Fourth of July outing to Horn Island has predictably been turned into another media spectacle, with family lawyers and national civil-rights figures stepping in before all the facts are public. Authorities recovered Wells’ body on July 6 and say they suspect drowning, while official toxicology and More

Former Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie made it plain on Saturday that the United States is squeezing Iran where it hurts most: economically, and that leverage is working. Speaking on “Saturday Agenda,” Wilkie argued that sustained sanctions and pressure — not wishful diplomacy — are driving Tehran toward weakness, a development patriots should welcome. Joined More

A new, unapologetically fun spot in Manhattan’s East Village is quietly doing what conservatives love to see: an entrepreneurial small business turning simple American pleasures into a smart, viable concept. Bar Snack, which opened last year, bills itself as “dressed-up classics for dressed-down people,” a line that sounds more like common-sense hospitality than the usual More

On the July 4 weekend a promising 18‑year‑old college athlete, Nolan Wells, vanished during a boat trip to Horn Island off the Mississippi coast and was later found dead — a heartbreaking outcome that has left a family and a community desperate for straight answers instead of spin. The initial accounts from friends on the More