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Fetterman Backs Trump Iran Strike, Acknowledges Nuclear Threat

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

Here’s a clear rundown: a prominent Democratic senator unexpectedly backed President Trump’s strikes on Iran, calling the action justified against a persistent nuclear threat; the U.S. and Israel reportedly killed Iran’s top leader and dozens

CENTCOM Confirms Three US Troops Killed, Several Wounded

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

CENTCOM says three U.S. service members were killed and five seriously wounded as Operation Epic Fury continues, with Iran responding by launching missiles and drones; President Trump announced the strike, and major combat operations are

Oklahoma Strengthens Protections, Safeguards Right To Worship

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

Americans deserve to enter houses of worship without fear, and recent events show that when the federal government fails to act, states must step in to defend religious liberty; this piece looks at disturbing protests

Trump Warns More US Service Members Could Die In Iran

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

President Donald Trump acknowledged that American casualties in the Iran conflict could rise, honoring fallen service members and framing the fight as grim but necessary. His remarks stressed the high stakes, praised the troops, and

Apple Faces China Taiwan Risk, Shareholders Demand Accountability

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

This piece argues that Apple and other major U.S. corporations are dangerously unprepared for a China–Taiwan crisis, critiques board and shareholder complacency, highlights a shareholder proposal asking for clearer disclosure about China exposure, and calls

Cardinals Introduce All-You-Can-Eat Tickets For 2026 Season

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

The St. Louis Cardinals are rolling out an all-you-can-eat ticket called “Coca-Cola Unlimited” that gives fans unlimited concession visits during games, seating in the so-called Big Mac Land, and a classic ballpark menu of fries,

Colorado QB Dominiq Ponder Dies, Speed Suspected In Crash

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

Dominiq Ponder, a 23-year-old quarterback for the Colorado Buffaloes, died in a single-car crash early Sunday in Boulder County. Authorities say his 2023 Tesla Model 3 left the roadway, struck a guardrail and an electrical

Trump Honors American Heroes At SOTU, Urges SAVE Act

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

President Trump used the State of the Union to spotlight real American heroes, celebrate national achievements, and press Congress to act on election integrity with the SAVE America Act. He framed the moment as a

Stop Europe’s Censorship, Defend American Speech And Innovation

David Gregoire March 1, 2026

Europe’s cascade of heavy-handed rules is not an abstract policy debate — it is a real threat to free speech, American innovation, and transatlantic partnership. This piece argues that Brussels’ regulatory push, from content policing

Braves Stars Albies, Acuña Trade Patriotic Trash Talk

David Gregoire March 1, 2026

The Braves’ locker room turned into a friendly battlefield when Ozzie Albies and Ronald Acuña Jr. started trash talking before the World Baseball Classic, trading jabs and making a jersey bet that adds real spice

US Consulate Attack Leaves At Least Nine Dead In Karachi

David Gregoire March 1, 2026

Deadly clashes broke out in Pakistan after reports that Iran’s Supreme Leader had been killed during recent U.S. and Israeli strikes, with protesters trying to storm the U.S. Consulate in Karachi. Hundreds turned violent, at

Texas Senate Primary Tests Conservative Unity, Cornyn Faces Paxton

David Gregoire March 1, 2026

I spent a day in Dallas where local chatter, foreign protests and a bruising Senate fight collided, and what I saw was a snapshot of how Americans — from long-married couples to young activists —

US Air Power Ends Khamenei Threat, Washington Must Act

David Gregoire March 1, 2026

The sudden death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the unfolding Operation Epic Fury mark a decisive moment shaped by American air and space dominance, presenting a chance to blunt Tehran’s military reach and refocus U.S.

Trump Confirms Khamenei Death After US, Israel Strikes

David Gregoire March 1, 2026

This article reports President Donald Trump’s confirmation that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in strikes attributed to the United States and Israel, the evidence and reactions that followed, and the broader security

Trump Strikes Iran After Rebuilding Nuclear Program, Officials Say

David Gregoire March 1, 2026

Senior U.S. officials say the recent strikes on Iranian targets were forced on the administration after Tehran rebuilt key pieces of its nuclear program and reportedly prepared to strike U.S. assets, ending negotiations that were

Reza Pahlavi Declares Khamenei Death Ends Theocracy, Urges Vigilance

David Gregoire February 28, 2026

Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran’s last shah, hailed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s death as the opening of a long-awaited chance for Iranians to reclaim their country, while urging caution and readiness on the streets.

Trump Confirms Khamenei Death, Journalist Celebrates In NYC

David Gregoire February 28, 2026

Masih Alinejad took to New York City streets to openly celebrate reports that Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was dead, a moment that mixed relief, anger, and a sense of justice for many who suffered

Secure America’s Workforce, Expand Career And Technical Education

David Gregoire February 28, 2026

This piece explains why Career and Technical Education matters right now and how federal leadership is shaping a talent pipeline that meets real labor market needs. It highlights policy alignment, employer partnerships, registered apprenticeships, and

Iranian Crown Prince Urges Citizens To Seize Freedom

David Gregoire February 28, 2026

The strikes against Iran have opened a door many thought shut, and the reaction from Iranians at home and abroad is raw and electrifying. This piece looks at why the moment matters to Iranians, how

Florida Farmers Demand Federal Aid After $3 Billion Freeze Loss

David Gregoire February 28, 2026

Florida’s winter farms took a punishing hit this season as rare Arctic blasts slammed the Sunshine State, wiping out yields and piling up costs across citrus groves, vegetable fields, and nurseries. Early tallies put the

Biden Claims 2.2 Million Jobs In 2024, GOP Demands Audit

David Gregoire February 28, 2026

Former President Joe Biden told a South Carolina crowd that his administration added 2.2 million jobs in 2024 and touted the lowest average unemployment rate in 50 years, but those numbers have been challenged by

Trump Advances White House Ballroom, Restores Presidential Dignity

David Gregoire February 28, 2026

The recent court decision cleared the path for President Trump to replace the old East Wing with a 90,000-square-foot ballroom paid for with private funds, a move framed as practical and symbolic. The project aims

Trump Launches Military Strikes, Targets Iran Nuclear Program

David Gregoire February 28, 2026

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Trump Daylight Strike Against Iran Signals Military Confidence

David Gregoire February 28, 2026

Bret Baier argued that the recent U.S. strikes on Iran carried an unmistakable message by happening in daylight, and his take highlights how the timing signals confidence and strategic intent. This piece walks through his

US Strikes Iran, UK Canada Australia Back Strong Action

David Gregoire February 28, 2026

The United States launched Operation Epic Fury against Iran and allies around the world responded with a mix of caution, support, and urgent calls for restraint. This article lays out how key partners from Europe,

Comer Presses Clintons After Oversight Finds New Deposition Details

David Gregoire February 28, 2026

The House Oversight Committee’s recent closed-door depositions with Bill and Hillary Clinton yielded new material that GOP leaders say changes aspects of the Jeffrey Epstein probe, and Chairman James Comer signaled the panel is pressing