03.19.2026

By Robert Romano “The [Intelligence Community] IC has high confidence that we know where it is… We can speak more about this topic in the classified setting.” That was Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s answer to U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.) in a March 19 House […]
03.18.2026

By Robert Romano Former National Counterterrorism Center Director Joe Kent resigned from his post in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence on March 17 due to what he stated was because President Donald Trump had allegedly taken the U.S. to war with Iran on behalf […]
03.18.2026

By Manzanita Miller Republicans are facing several headwinds leading into the 2026 election cycle. They are members of the incumbent party in a midterm cycle tasked with defending their positions in the House and Senate, and President Trump’s approval rating is still underwater, though he did […]
03.17.2026

By Robert Romano “[T]hey should be thanking me because many of them get 90 percent… [of] their energy from the straits and or as they call it the strait and they should be not only thanking us, they should be helping us. What does surprise me is […]
03.16.2026

By Robert Romano “I have to do what’s right. You know, political, I’m sure, everybody has concern. I have to do what’s right. I can’t say that, you know, gee, I don’t want to have any impact on oil prices for three or four weeks or two […]
03.13.2026

By Manzanita Miller Two weeks into President Donald Trump’s decision to launch an attack against Iran to end its pursuit of nuclear weapons, polls show President Trump’s approval rating ticking up among voters as the rally around the flag effect kicks in. His latest net approval rating is up 2.2 points since Feb. […]
03.13.2026

By Robert Romano Since the U.S. and Israel launched the latest offensive against Iran almost two weeks ago, there have already been four Islamist terror attacks on U.S. soil in Texas, New York, Virginia and Michigan. And yet, Democrats in Congress still refuse to fund the Department […]
03.12.2026

By Robert Romano A month into the partial government shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) — thanks in no small part to separating DHS funding from the rest of the government combined with an unwillingness to address Senate filibuster rules — there have been four […]