Katie Zacharia, the Commentator Trump Just Put at the Podium.
By Alain Renarld President Donald Trump on Friday named Katie Zacharia the next White House press secretary, ending a vacancy that opened when Karoline Leavitt left in August. Zacharia, 42, is a California attorney and conservative commentator who has spent the last several months as a senior communications adviser to Trump Media & Technology Group […]
UAE Ministry of Industry Concludes Japan Visit, Invites Partners to Make it in the Emirates 2027.
By Prof Bill Micheal The Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT) has concluded a high-level working visit to Japan, strengthening bilateral cooperation in industry, advanced technology, and artificial intelligence. The delegation, led by H.E. Hasan Jasem Al Nowais, Undersecretary of the Ministry, held discussions and engagements in Tokyo and Kyoto focused on translating scientific […]
The Day the Warning Signs Returned: Reflections on October 7.
By Tim Frazer On the morning of October 7, 2023, Hamas and allied militants launched a coordinated assault from Gaza into southern Israel by land, sea, and air. Roughly 1,200 people were killed the large majority of them civilians and more than 240 were taken hostage. Families were murdered in their homes in communities such […]
Malliotakis Applauds Rubio’s Visit to Greece, Calls for Stronger U.S.-Greece Security Partnership.
STATEN ISLAND, NY) Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis (NY-11) released the following statement ahead of Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s visit to Athens for the Sixth U.S.-Greece Strategic Dialogue. “Greece is one of America’s most reliable NATO allies, and I applaud Secretary Rubio’s visit to Athens for the Sixth U.S.-Greece Strategic Dialogue. This is an opportunity to […]
Florida’s Terrorism Designations: Security, Evidence, and the Rule of Law.
By Julia Rota Florida’s September 29, 2026, decision to approve terrorism designations covering the Muslim Brotherhood and the Council on American-Islamic Relations marks a significant escalation in American state-level counterterrorism policy. The vote moves a longstanding political argument into a legal framework with potentially serious consequences for funding, organizational activity, and civic participation. Its significance […]
Massad Boulos and the American Effort to End Sudan’s War.
By Nash Seman Massad Boulos is the Trump administration’s senior adviser for Arab and African affairs and, since April 2025, senior adviser for Africa at the State Department. Lebanese-born and a longtime businessman in Nigeria, he holds citizenship in Lebanon, the United States, France, and Nigeria. He came to wider notice after his son Michael […]
UAE Strengthens Global Ties at UN General Assembly.
His Highness Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, led the UAE delegation at the 81st UN General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, urging diplomacy and dialogue to address regional tensions. During High-Level Week, senior UAE officials engaged with US and international partners to strengthen cooperation, support stable […]
The Collapse of the Islamic Republic: A Strategic Assessment of Internal Fracture, External Pressures, and the Post-Iran Regional Order.
By Rick Clay The Islamic Republic of Iran is in an advanced state of systemic collapse. This is not analytical hyperbole or a projection of future contingency, but the most precise description available for the present condition of the Iranian state. What is unfolding in late 2026 is not another cyclical episode of political turbulence […]
Help America’s Future, Inc. Defend Constitutional Rights.
By General Mike Flynn If there is one belief that unites all American patriots, it is that the Federal Government has grown too big, too powerful, and too expensive, and must be reduced to the size which the Constitution authorizes. The 80-year-old nonprofit organization which I head, America’s Future, is now asking a federal circuit […]
The Enablers: How Hariri and Bassil Handed Hezbollah the Lebanese State.
By Jonathan Ramsey Hezbollah did not capture Lebanon by force alone. Rifles can intimidate a country, but they cannot run its ministries, appoint its judges, or steer its security agencies. For that, the party needed partners inside the system. Two men, more than any others, supplied them: Saad Hariri, the heir to Sunni leadership, and […]