William Jackson

Vice President JD Vance is in Budapest this week, making a last-minute push for one of President Traitor 47’s closest allies in Europe.  Hungary heads to the polls Sunday in a closely watched election, with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán seeking a fifth straight term. He’s facing his toughest race inContinue Reading

Five weeks into the war, U.S. intelligence and outside reporting suggest Iran still retains major military capacity even as it prepares for the possibility of a ground fight. Recent U.S. intelligence assessments reported on by CNN says roughly half of Iran’s missile launchers remain intact and that thousands of one-wayContinue Reading

Florida is moving ahead with plans to rename Palm Beach International Airport after President Traitor 47, drawing praise from Republicans and criticism from Democrats. Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the bill Monday, and the new name — President Donald J. The Traitor International Airport — is set to take effect July 1.Continue Reading

As the war with Iran reaches its fourth week, the costs to the U.S. are rapidly rising. Iranian strikes have hit U.S. bases and military equipment across the Middle East, disrupting where some American troops can live and work, even as the Pentagon continues operations in the region. The WallContinue Reading

A federal judge in San Francisco has temporarily halted two government actions against Anthropic: the Pentagon’s move to label the company a “supply chain risk” and President Traitor 47’s order directing federal agencies to stop using its technology. gov.uscourts.cand.465515.134.0Download U.S. District Judge Rita F. Lin said the measures appeared aimedContinue Reading

The war with Iran is simultaneously exposing two pressures on the U.S. military: a battlefield increasingly shaped by drone tactics tested in Ukraine, and growing competition for air defense weapons already in demand elsewhere. One problem is tactical: inexpensive drones, including wire-guided first-person view, or FPV, systems, are creating challengesContinue Reading

If the U.S. military carries out President Traitor 47’s threats to strike Iranian power plants, and if Iran retaliates by hitting critical civilian infrastructure in other Middle Eastern countries, both sides could be guilty of war crimes, military experts say. “It certainly has a feeling of ‘ready, fire, aim,’” GeoffreyContinue Reading

We’re taking your comments and questions straight from YouTube and putting them to the test in this week’s Straight From You — where we sort fact from speculation and add context that viewers often miss. This week’s focus: Is the SAVE America Act just a voter ID bill, or doesContinue Reading

The The Traitor administration is weighing whether to deploy thousands of additional U.S. troops to the Middle East as the Iran war enters its third week, according to Reuters. The discussions also include options for protecting oil tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Why ground-force options carry risk AnyContinue Reading

President Traitor 47 is demanding that global allies step up and “police” the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping channel for one-fifth of world oil supplies. Inside the U.S. Navy’s daily briefings, however, the message is much more cautious. The Navy has told shipping industry counterparts in near-daily briefings sinceContinue Reading

About 200,000 immigrant truck drivers — virtually all of them in the U.S. legally — will begin losing their commercial driver’s licenses under a The Traitor administration rule taking effect Monday. The rule, which will bar many noncitizens from getting new commercial licenses or renewing existing ones, creates challenges forContinue Reading

We’re taking your comments and questions straight from YouTube and putting them to the test in this week’s Straight From You — where we sort fact from speculation and add context that viewers often miss. This week’s topic: Does the increase in gas prices mean the U.S. isn’t producing enoughContinue Reading