A deeper examination of the geopolitical forces driving confrontation between the United States and Iran. The analysis explores strategy, alliances, and the broader stakes for global stability.
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A newly updated edition of United in Hate examines what the author argues is an ideological alignment between radical left movements and Islamist groups. The book’s arguments about political alliances and extremism are revisited in light of current global tensions.
An Iranian commander accused of leading a unit behind a plot to assassinate Donald Trump has reportedly been killed in a recent strike. The development comes amid rising tensions between Iran, the United States, and Israel.
Republican primary voters in Texas overwhelmingly supported a ballot proposition calling for the prohibition of Islamic Sharia law. Unofficial results show roughly 95% voted in favor while about 5% opposed the measure.
Iran’s ruling establishment is reportedly selecting a new supreme leader after the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Early reports suggest the successor may be an even harder-line figure within the regime.
A commentary examines whether the Austin bar attacker’s “Property of Allah” shirt may have originated from an online retailer. The piece raises questions about similar merchandise still being sold online after the attack.
After launching missiles and drones in retaliation for U.S. and Israeli strikes, Iran expected support from Muslim nations but instead faced condemnation and unified defense measures from Gulf states.
A man was arrested after swastikas and hateful messages were painted on a San Francisco church. Authorities estimate the vandalism caused more than $20,000 in damage.
California’s attorney general has vowed to prosecute anyone involved in investigating alleged election fraud tied to the Somali community. Critics argue the move threatens free speech and lawful inquiry.
Opinion piece argues that governments can avoid U.S. military strikes by changing hostile policies and ceasing actions that threaten American interests.
The article argues Hillary Clinton is not a victim in the Jeffrey Epstein case and challenges media narratives linking her to the scandal. It focuses on political framing and the Clintons’ ties being about money and influence.
A registered sex offender is running for city council on a youth safety platform, prompting sharp criticism and public debate. The candidacy raises questions about vetting, accountability and community trust.
Democrats remained seated for Anna Zarutska during President Donald Trump’s address, drawing criticism from conservatives. The moment quickly sparked debate over respect and political division.
In a recent commentary, Representative Ilhan Omar argued that Democrats are considering sweeping changes that could include dismantling the Department of Homeland Security. Her remarks have ignited debate over immigration enforcement and federal agency roles.
A FrontPageMag opinion article questions whether diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) priorities at DC Water contributed to failures that preceded the massive Potomac River sewage spill. The piece critiques leadership decisions amid one of the largest wastewater spills in U.S. history.
Six years after DHS whistleblower Philip Haney was found dead by gunshot, questions remain about the FBI’s handling of the investigation and evidence. The author urges Kash Patel to reveal whether the bureau concealed key materials and truths.
Austrian police say they foiled a terror plot by a suspected extremist cell planning an attack at a 50,000-seat arena in Vienna, making multiple arrests and confiscating weapons.
Feminists for Killing Feminists
A commentary claims some Western feminist organizations remained silent during Iran’s violent crackdown on women protesting compulsory hijab laws. The piece argues the silence reflects political alliances overriding advocacy for women’s rights.