US Central Command has released more footage from US strikes targeting Iranian missile launch sites as Operation Epic Fury remains ongoing, and the US military attempts to cripple Iran’s offensive capabilities.  As The Gateway Pundit reported, at least six US service members have been killed by Iranian strikes since Operation Epic Fury began on Saturday. A video released on Monday evening shows the destruction of

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  On Tuesday, Israeli forces struck the Iranian Supreme Council as they gathered to choose a successor to the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, a senior Israeli official told Fox News. The IDF targeted Iran’s “leadership complex” in central Tehran overnight, describing it as the regime’s “most central and significant headquarters.” Specific targets included the Presidential Office and the building housing the Supreme National Security Council

Image: Wikimedia Commons (Ayatollah Ali Khamenei by Mahmoud Hosseini) The worldwide consequences of Operation Epic Fury could reach well beyond the Middle East. Nations such as China, Russia, and North Korea have much at stake. The threat of terrorism may be influenced. Regional relationships could shift. In all these scenarios, it seems that the U.S. and Israel emerge as the winners. Time will tell. The

President Donald Trump is striking back at critics within the MAGA movement who are lambasting the campaign as a betrayal of his long-standing America First principles. In a fiery phone call with journalist Rachael Bade of The Inner Circle, Trump brushed aside growing criticism from within parts of the MAGA coalition over his decision to launch a massive joint U.S.–Israel bombing campaign against Iran. “I

Leftist protesters at Kristi Noem Senate hearing Immediately after Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s swearing-in at a Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing on Tuesday, a leftist protester stood up and began screaming at Noem before the crazed woman was removed.  Noem was dragged into the Senate as her agency enters its third week without funding after federal agents shot and killed violent leftist protesters, one of

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, a paramilitary force that swears allegiance to the ayatollah, may be the key to Iran’s fate. Tasnim News Agency, CC BY 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, is dead, as are many of the country’s top leaders. However, there is still a leadership structure in place, and the regime has not yet fallen. Predicting what comes

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Aftermath of U.S. strike on IranImage by Tasnim News Agency, licensed under CC BY 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons — https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=185215196 Iraqi Kurdistan is caught in the widening crossfire between the U.S.-Israel campaign and Iran. Iranian missiles and drones have struck areas inside the Kurdistan Region, particularly around Erbil, even as U.S. forces target Shia militias operating in Iraq. A Kurdish man named Ibrahim described the

Megyn Kelly is facing fierce backlash after suggesting that American service members killed in the escalating conflict with Iran “died for Iran or for Israel,” rather than for the United States. During a recent episode of her show, Kelly questioned the purpose of U.S. involvement, arguing that the war effort appears to be driven by foreign interests rather than American national security. Megyn Kelly: Look,