Professor Robert Pape told viewers on Sunday that the fight with Iran has quietly moved off the bombing ranges and onto negotiation tables, a sober reminder that the modern battlefield often looks like a conference room. Pape warned that military strikes alone won’t erase Tehran’s capacity for retaliation and that diplomacy — if handled with More

Forbes has rolled out a new “Self-Made 250” list that aims to celebrate Americans who climbed from real hardship to enormous achievement, a reminder that the American Dream still exists for those willing to earn it. The list was published in April 2026 and is being billed as part of Forbes’ broader 250-year commemoration of More

There is something quietly magnificent happening in America right now: blue-collar pride and civic celebration are returning to the center of our national life. From Madison Square Garden’s heroes to the South Lawn of the White House, ordinary Americans packed the streets and the grounds to cheer their own, proving that patriotism and public joy More

President Trump’s recent appeal for calm and his public comment that the United States and Iran were “very close” to a diplomatic framework after recent strikes in Lebanon has stirred fierce debate about whether diplomacy or pressure will bring lasting security to the region. The president’s push to avoid a wider conflagration and keep channels More

Visiting World Cup fans are falling in love with America, and you’re seeing it every night in bars and restaurants from Boston to Dallas as supporters cheer, eat, and spend like they’ve found a second home. Social media videos show visitors raving about our food and the friendliness of everyday Americans, a powerful rebuttal to More

JD Vance has emerged this year not as a polished parlor conservative but as a muscle-and-mind politician who actually embodies the convictions he preaches. He’s been out on the front lines promoting a faith memoir, answering uncomfortable questions and refusing to surrender the conversation to smug elites who want to lecture rather than listen. His More