By Tiffany Williams - President Trump signed a hardline order Wednesday aimed at crushing what he called a wave of domestic terrorism and organized political violence sweeping the country. The move, delivered as a National Security Presidential Memorandum, orders federal law enforcement to treat politically motivated attacks and intimidation as a top-tier terror threat. Trump … Continue reading President Trump Unleashes Crackdown on Political Violence, Expands Terror Powers

By Tiffany Williams - U.S. Africa Command said it carried out an airstrike against ISIS-Somalia fighters in coordination with the Somali government. The strike took place in the Golis Mountains of Puntland, in northeastern Somalia, targeting the militant group’s ability to plan and launch attacks. AFRICOM said the operation was part of ongoing efforts with … Continue reading U.S., Somali Government Team Up for Airstrike Against ISIS Fighters

By Tiffany Williams - Top Democrats on Congress’ national security committees sharply criticized President Trump on Tuesday after the administration confirmed a second U.S. military strike on a boat off the coast of Venezuela. In a joint statement, Reps. Adam Smith (Wash.), Jim Himes (Conn.), Gregory Meeks (N.Y.), and Bennie Thompson (Miss.) said Trump again … Continue reading Congressional Democrats Warn of ‘Open-Ended Conflict’ After Venezuela Strike

By Tiffany Williams - House Republicans pushed through a sweeping crackdown on juvenile crime in D.C. Tuesday, signaling a full-throttle assault on the city’s self-governance as President Donald Trump’s allies doubled down on law-and-order messaging. The spotlight was on two bills aimed at reshaping how young offenders are prosecuted in the nation’s capital, part of … Continue reading House Overrides D.C. Local Control, Approves Tougher Juvenile Sentencing Laws

By Tiffany Williams - The United States, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates issued a joint statement Friday underscoring the urgent need to end the conflict in Sudan, which they called the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. The ministers, meeting at the invitation of the U.S., laid out a roadmap aimed at halting the … Continue reading Sudan Crisis: U.S. and Allies Demand Safe Humanitarian Access and Civilian Protection

By Tiffany Williams - The United States moved Friday to hit key Sudanese Islamist figures with sanctions in a bid to curb chaos and curb Iranian influence in the region. The Treasury Department targeted Gebreil Ibrahim Mohamed Fediel and the Al-Baraa Bin Malik Brigade under Executive Order 14098, citing their role in Sudan’s ongoing conflict … Continue reading U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Key Sudanese Islamists to Curb Chaos and Iranian Influence

By Tiffany Williams - Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke to reporters at Joint Base Andrews on Saturday ahead of his trip to Israel and the U.K., emphasizing the U.S.-Israeli relationship and the priority of securing the release of 48 hostages held by Hamas. Rubio stressed that the President wants the conflict resolved quickly and … Continue reading Secretary of State Marco Rubio Outlines Middle East Diplomacy Focus from Joint Base Andrews

By Tiffany Williams - The Department of War has awarded $39.6 million to three companies to expand the nation’s solid rocket motor industrial base under Title III of the Defense Production Act. Materials Resources LLC in Ohio, ICF Mercantile LLC in New Jersey, and SPARC Research LLC in Virginia will use the funds to modernize … Continue reading Ohio, New Jersey, Virginia Firms Receive $39.6M to Modernize Rocket Motor Facilities

By Tiffany Williams - President Trump used the backdrop of the Museum of the Bible in Washington to launch a new initiative he says will help usher in a “Golden Age of America.” With the nation’s 250th birthday looming in 2026, Trump on Monday announced America Prays—a campaign urging Americans to gather weekly in small … Continue reading Trump Turns to Prayer in New Push for America’s Renewal