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European NATO allies are reportedly refusing to help America's Operation Epic Fury against Iran because they don't want to be seen 'helping' Trump politically.
Ali Larijani, the Iranian regime's top security thug who once threatened President Trump's life, met his end in an Israeli strike as part of Operation Epic Fury.
While President Trump launches a devastating military strike crippling Iran's military capabilities, France once again retreats to the sidelines — exposing deep fractures in NATO and leaving Americans wondering: who are our real allies?
As President Trump unleashes a crushing military blow against 7,800 Iranian targets, France retreats to the sidelines once again, exposing dangerous cracks in the Western alliance.
DNI Tulsi Gabbard's debut threat assessment reveals China is pursuing non-violent unification with Taiwan, ditching invasion plans through 2027 in what experts see as a response to Trump's America First strength.
Israel announces major ground invasion to eliminate Hezbollah weapons and push terrorists away from border, with officials declaring they will 'do what we did in Gaza.'
Ukrainian President reveals how Middle East conflict could devastate his country's defense capabilities, exposing the dangerous costs of America's global military commitments.
The Chinese Communist Party finds itself sidelined as President Trump executes decisive military operations worldwide, exposing China's weakness on the global stage.
The Chinese Communist Party is scrambling as President Trump's decisive military actions against Iran, Cuba, and Venezuela leave Beijing's proxy network in tatters.
Catherine Connolly faces fierce backlash after twisting Christian history to promote mass migration in her maiden St. Patrick's Day address.
Ireland's newly installed leftist President Catherine Connolly sparked outrage by twisting the legacy of Saint Patrick to promote mass migration in her first St. Patrick's Day address.
Ireland's radical leftist president Catherine Connolly sparked outrage by twisting the story of Christianity's patron saint to justify mass migration in her first St. Patrick's Day speech.