NS Champion is considered by the US Office of Foreign Assets Control to be one of the vessels in the Russian shadow fleet – Photo By Kees Torn/Wiki Commons Much-maligned Russian ‘shadow fleet’ comes for the save. As the military conflict in Iran develops, the situation of the global energy markets is worsening by the day, with the mullahs’ regime targeting both oil facilities and

Opinion by Wayne Allyn Root Another day. Another terror attack on Jews at a Michigan temple where innocent Jewish children were at a day school. At the same time at Old Dominion University, another terror attack by an ex-National Guardsman named Mohammed. Wanna guess what that’s about? We are under attack. Americans. Christians. Jews. The attacks will only get worse with anti-Jewish rhetoric, and hate

NASA says all issues with SLS rocket have been worked out. Humans haven’t been to the moon or its orbit since 1972 – but now, the time has come to return. In the runup to launch last month, the SLS rocket presented issues that led it to be carted back to the assembly building for further work on it. But now, everything seems to be

It appears that Bari Weiss’ leadership style at CBS News is continuing to rankle some of the more ideologically slanted reporters at the network. Weiss was brought in as editor in chief largely to steer CBS News more toward the middle, after it had drifted further and further to the left for years. That mission doesn’t appear to be sitting well with one of Weiss’

President Trump on Thursday said that Iran’s new Supreme Leader, 56-year-old Mojtaba Khamenei, is “damaged” but “probably alive,” amid reports from Iranian TV and other outlets that Khamenei was wounded as US and Israeli strikes continue to bombard Iran.   War Secretary Pete Hegseth on Tuesday declined to comment on whether or not these reports were accurate. Then, on Thursday, the newly chosen leader issued a

A Navy Boeing F/A-18 “Super Hornet”, assigned to the USS Carl Vinson, receives fuel from a Boeing KC-135 “Stratotanker” assigned to the 340th Expeditionary Air Refueling Squadron in the skies above Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, Mar. 2, 2011. US Central Command confirmed on Friday that four US troops were confirmed dead in the loss of a US KC-135 refueling aircraft in Iraq. 

Richard Pulley, an elderly DoorDash driver, is seen on a Ring doorbell camera delivering a Starbucks order in Manchester, Tennessee. (Brittany Smith) In a time when Americans are constantly told the country is divided and hopeless, one small-town act of compassion is proving that generosity and goodness are still alive and well. In a story that is both gut-wrenching and a testament to the indomitable

Photo courtesy of the Department of War   The Iranian regime’s propaganda machine is in high gear over intentionally conflated statements regarding possible Iranian attacks on the US homeland. Disinformation networks have spun these comments to suggest that the US government is planning a false-flag attack on US soil so it can blame Iran. The conspiracy theory does not clearly explain what purpose blaming Iran

Dr. Ben Carson joined Rose Unplugged this week to discuss what young Americans need most today. Dr. Ben Carson has spent a lifetime defying expectations — from growing up in poverty to becoming one of the world’s most renowned pediatric neurosurgeons and serving as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. Now, he’s stepping back into public service with a powerful new role shaping national policy.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Air Force General Dan Caine hold press briefing on Operation Epic Fury – photo by Jordan Conradson War Secretary Pete Hegseth will deliver a press briefing with Air Force General Dan Caine, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, as the war in Iran closes its second week.  This comes amid reports