At least four people were killed in the latest wave of drone attacks near Moscow. Ukraine launched one of its largest drone attacks on Russian territory since the war began, striking targets near Moscow and forcing Russian authorities to scramble air defenses overnight. Russian officials said at least four people were killed in the attacks, including three in the Moscow region, as hundreds of drones

For a Nuremberg Trial of Communism? As the Castro dictatorship in Cuba teeters on the brink of total collapse amid massive blackouts, fuel shortages, and street protests, one thing is crystal clear: the global communist experiment is finally gasping its last breath. Even as the North Korean hermit kingdom clings to its grotesque survival, and Communist China masquerades as a “people’s republic” while running a

Communist Cuba has reportedly expanded its military drone capabilities and is seeking additional equipment from Russia and Iran as the communist regime prepares for the possibility of direct confrontation with the United States. According to classified intelligence cited by Axios, Cuban officials have acquired more than 300 military drones of varying capability since 2023 and have held discussions about how such systems could be used

Southern California residents are being urged to physically inspect their property after the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department confirmed that organized burglary crews, many tied to illegal South American theft rings, are planting hidden cameras in bushes, flower beds, planters, and landscaping to scout and monitor targeted homes before striking. The alarming announcement comes after deputies responding to a residential burglary in San Dimas discovered

President Trump ordered strikes in Nigeria that killed a top leader of ISWAP, the local ISIS affiliate. Nigerian Christians support the strikes but wish the U.S. would also intervene against the Fulani extremists killing Christians in the Middle Belt. Photo courtesy of Good Governance Africa. On the night of May 15–16, U.S. and Nigerian forces carried out a joint operation that killed a senior Islamic

The results of the Eurovision song contest are being announced. Bulgaria won the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday, securing its first-ever victory as this year’s competition was overshadowed by political controversy. Bulgarian singer Dara won with Bangaranga, defeating Israel’s Noam Bettan by 173 points, the largest winning margin in Eurovision history. The result marked Bulgaria’s first Eurovision title and the first time since 2017

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Steve Hilton at AmFest 2024. Credit: Wikimedia Commons California Republicans are showing a sharp increase in early primary turnout ahead of the state’s upcoming gubernatorial primary, according to newly released ballot return data. Figures from research firm Political Data Inc. show that 905,889 ballots had already been returned as of Saturday. Republicans accounted for 37 percent of those ballots. This marks an 11-point increase compared

A Kansas state judge has temporarily blocked enforcement of a law banning sex change treatments for “transgender” minors, declaring the ban likely unconstitutional under the Kansas Constitution. On Friday, District Court Judge Carl Folsom III issued a preliminary injunction halting the state’s 2025 ban, Senate Bill 63, known as the “Help Not Harm Act.” The Republican-controlled legislature passed the measure over the veto of Democratic

Marco Rubio during an interview on NBC. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has seemingly poured cold water on his own presidential ambitions by indicating he would support J.D. Vance in 2028. In an interview with NBC News, Rubio was asked about whether he would want to run for the Republican nomination himself. He responded: I’m going to be in this job for the next two