House Speaker Mike Johnson warned that attempts to impose Sharia law in the United States conflict with the Constitution. His remarks come amid a growing political debate over immigration, assimilation, and religious freedom.
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The U.S. Treasury has sanctioned sham charities linked to Hamas and North Korean IT operatives accused of defrauding American companies. Officials say the schemes helped fund terrorism and weapons programs.
The FBI has opened its first permanent office in Ecuador as officials warn Middle Eastern terror groups may be operating with cartels in Latin America.
Investigative journalist Steven Ben-Nun joins John B. Wells to discuss intelligence networks, geopolitical tensions, and the forces shaping global power.
U.S. intelligence agencies intercepted an encrypted message believed to originate from Iran that may signal sleeper cells abroad following the death of Ali Khamenei.
Senate Republican leader John Thune is facing criticism after refusing to move forward with the SAVE Act, despite strong national support for voter ID laws. The decision has sparked frustration among Republican voters ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
A federal alert warned that Iran may have explored launching drone attacks on California from a vessel off the U.S. coast. Officials say the intelligence lacked details and no specific targets were identified.
Hezbollah launched its largest barrage of rockets and drones against Israel since the war began. The attack triggered widespread air-raid sirens across northern Israel and left at least two people injured.
A report claims Iran’s newly appointed supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, could prove more dangerous than his father. Analysts say the hardline cleric has deep ties to Iran’s security establishment and militant networks.
Drone attacks carried out by Ukrainian forces are reportedly becoming more massive and prolonged, targeting facilities deeper inside Russian territory. The escalation reflects the growing role of unmanned aerial systems in the modern battlefield.
A Florida woman has been convicted in federal court for posting TikTok videos that called for violence against supporters of Donald Trump. Prosecutors said the posts constituted interstate threats and could carry prison time.
A Portland prosecutor is aggressively pursuing charges against protesters arrested outside an ICE facility. The shift follows years of criticism that earlier policies allowed repeated protest-related crimes to go unpunished.
Debate continues over the release and transparency of documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal network. Critics and lawmakers are questioning how Attorney General Pam Bondi has handled the disclosure of the files.
Newly uncovered documents describe seminars that teach judges about climate litigation while hosting them at destinations like Napa Valley and Hawaii. Critics say the program aims to influence judges handling environmental lawsuits.
Reports indicate activist groups are offering training on how supporters can enter jury pools and encourage jury nullification. Critics warn such efforts could undermine the constitutional requirement for impartial juries.
A federal appeals court finalized the termination of the Biden-era SAVE student loan repayment plan after reversing a lower court ruling. The decision impacts millions of borrowers and ends a years-long legal battle over the program.
Tax filings reveal that several former Obama administration officials received large salaries while working for the Obama Foundation. CEO Valerie Jarrett reportedly earned about $740,000 in 2024 as the foundation expanded staffing and operations.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr says the agency has begun the largest deregulatory effort in its history, targeting outdated communications rules. The initiative has already eliminated hundreds of pages of regulations and more than a thousand rules.