VP Vance Warns Iran Ahead of Peace Negotiations – Don’t Screw Around With Us

Vice President JD Vance is now the key figure in the Trump administration’s efforts to assess whether Iran is genuinely committed to de-escalation or merely buying time. Vance departed on Friday for crucial discussions with senior Iranian officials in Islamabad, Pakistan. He is part of a U.S. delegation that includes Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and … Read more

Minnesota Republicans Move to Impeach Walz, AG Ellison

Minnesota Republicans are preparing to pursue impeachment against Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison, both Democrats, by introducing two House resolutions accusing the two top statewide Democrats of misconduct related to allegations of fraud and law enforcement controversies. GOP lawmakers filed House Resolution 6 seeking Walz’s impeachment and House Resolution 7 targeting Ellison. … Read more

Supreme Court Rejects Emergency Appeal, Handing GOP Big Win

The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected an emergency appeal from Samuel Ronan, preventing him from running in Ohio’s Republican congressional primary after state officials removed him from the ballot. The court denied the request without comment, and no justice publicly noted a dissent, consistent with typical handling of emergency applications, according to reports. Ronan had … Read more

ICE Releases ‘Iranian Army Sniper’ Living Illegally In US

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has stunningly released an Iranian national who was held in Blount County last year. During a multi-state ICE enforcement operation in June 2025, Ribvar Karimi was taken into custody. Karimi was freed from ICE custody, according to Cullman Daily. The outlet claims that information about the conditions of his release and … Read more

Former Supreme Court Justice David Souter Dies At 85

Former Supreme Court Justice David Souter, a Republican appointee who resigned in 2009 after routinely siding with the court’s liberal side, died on Friday, the court confirmed. He was 85 years old. Souter, a low-key New Englander who avoided the national spotlight, was dubbed the “stealth nominee” when President George H.W. Bush nominated him in … Read more