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As Iran's brutal regime teeters on the brink, Glenn Beck reveals the real threat that has Tehran's mullahs terrified — and it's not China or Russia.
French President Emmanuel Macron doubled down on his criticism of President Trump's Greenland strategy while addressing the globalist World Economic Forum, proving once again where European leaders' true loyalties lie.
As Ayatollah Khamenei's brutal regime faces unprecedented domestic uprising, experts warn the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps remains a global menace that won't disappear with regime change.
European Commission President doubles down on confronting Trump's America First agenda while schmoozing with Klaus Schwab's World Economic Forum elites.
As European leaders lose their minds over President Trump's Greenland remarks, the ugly truth about NATO's one-sided relationship with America is finally coming to light.
As Iran's brutal regime faces unprecedented internal collapse, President Trump's strategic patience and America First policies are positioning the United States for a decisive victory against the terror state.
In a stunning revelation, Elon Musk and Tucker Carlson pulled back the curtain on what many patriots have long suspected: elected leaders like UK's Keir Starmer aren't calling their own shots. The question now is — who's really in charge?
As America marks another grim anniversary of Iranian aggression, President Trump's second-term resolve sends a clear message to the Islamic Republic's terroristic regime.
The family of a teenage Indian boy who sexually assaulted an American tourist is now blaming the victim for speaking out about the attack.
Dangerous ISIS fighters have reportedly broken free from Kurdish-operated prisons in Syria as the region descends into violent chaos, raising urgent questions about America's strategy.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is riding high on conservative support as she calls surprise elections three years early, showing what happens when leaders actually fight for their people.
Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae announced she will dissolve parliament for snap elections in February, capitalizing on surging approval ratings that mirror the global conservative wave.