DEVELOPING: Iranian Regime Officials Resigning, Democrats Weep Over Unemployed Bureaucrats

Jets and missiles are reported in the air over Lebanon and Israel as the ceasefire appears over with Hezbollah... THEN the White House announces a three week ceasefire. We'll bring you the latest. Democrats go into tear-filled fits over former USAID bureaucrats who used to make six figures a year doing nothing now struggling to find jobs. Yet another Democrat sex scandal. That's the third one this month. Some of it trickles into the California gubernatorial primary debate last night. Yikes. Shootings in Louisiana and abroad as influencers glorify "some" kinds of murders.

Marco Rubio live: ‘Iranians Hitting Us Everywhere’, Rubio’s Big Nuclear Declaration On Iran | LIVE

Marco Rubio live: 'Iranians Hitting Us Everywhere', Rubio's Big Nuclear Declaration On Iran | LIVE U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed the press following the G7 foreign ministers meeting in France on March 27, 2026. Rubio highlighted U.S. objectives in the Middle East, Iran’s destabilizing role, Russia-Ukraine war diplomacy, Cuba policy, and global energy security, emphasizing America’s leadership in international peace, security, and humanitarian efforts.

“Top Secret”: Trump Addresses Captured Iranian Ship & Middle East Peace

President Donald Trump, joined by Vice President JD Vance and Senator Marco Rubio, hosts a groundbreaking Oval Office meeting between Lebanese and Israeli officials to announce a massive shift in Middle Eastern geopolitics. In this historic press conference, the administration confirms a three-week extension to the ongoing Israel-Lebanon ceasefire. With a primary focus on neutralizing Hezbollah's influence, U.S. and allied officials express strong optimism for a permanent peace agreement. Beyond the Middle East, Trump and his cabinet address crucial global defense and economic issues, including a classified captured Iranian ship, the U.S. naval blockade, potential tariffs on the UK, and Vladimir Putin's status at the G20. Watch the full breakdown to understand how these rapid geopolitical shifts impact global security and U.S. defense posture.

Victor Davis Hanson: Antisemitism Is Like the Democrats’ Sore Throat Before the Big Cold

“I don’t know what’s happened to the Democratic Party, but one of the worst things that historically happens to a party or a group or a nation when they spiral down into suicidal hatred, tribalism, is antisemitism,” argues Victor Davis Hanson on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanon: In His Own Words.”

Trump Recites Powerful Verse From Bible & Addresses U.S. Christians Amid Feud With Pope Over Iran War

US President Donald Trump joined top Republicans and evangelical leaders for "America Reads the Bible," a marathon event celebrating the nation's spiritual heritage. Reading from the Oval Office, Trump recited an Old Testament passage calling for national repentance, reinforcing Christian nationalist themes. The event follows a wave of controversy surrounding a deleted social media meme and a public feud with Pope Leo XIV over the ongoing Iran war. High-ranking officials like Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth, and House Speaker Mike Johnson also participated, signaling a unified effort to re-emphasize religious foundations during the America 250 celebrations.

From Superpower to Self-Sabotage? The Real Threat to America’s Greatness | Victor Davis Hanson

As America approaches its 250th anniversary, the nation’s unmatched economic, cultural, and military dominance remains clear on the global stage. The enduring strength of the Constitution, a merit-based society, and a tradition of innovation have fueled a level of success few nations have ever achieved. But growing debt, declining birth rates, and shifting cultural values raise serious questions about long-term stability. The future of American greatness may depend on whether the country can preserve the principles that made it exceptional in the first place, argues Victor Davis Hanson on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In a Few Words.”

Iran Is Collapsing—But D.C., Europe, and Former Allies Want Trump to Quit | Victor Davis Hanson

Will the 360-degree pressures that surround President Donald Trump force him to stop short of dealing the final death blow to the Iranian regime? I hope not. Why, after Iran has been militarily destroyed and has a restive population that could rebel any minute now, does Iran keep saying that it’s winning, and why do people put pressure on Donald Trump as if he’s losing? The answer is that war is not necessarily just about military affairs alone—it’s politics, argues Victor Davis Hanson on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In a Few Words.”

Iran’s Bluff Collapses as Trump Tightens the Screws | Victor Davis Hanson

Nothing that the Iranians say can be taken at face value because there is no Iranian government. The first and second echelon of that apparatus is gone. So you have the people in the military, that's one clique. You've got the theocracy, that's another. You've got the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Then you've got these elected politicians. And they have two driving concerns. One, they are terrified that one of the other three groups will think they're weak and are negotiating with the Americans and either kill 'em or marginalize 'em or cut off their revenues, such as it is. So they always want to outdo each other.

Marco Rubio live: ‘Iranians Hitting Us Everywhere’, Rubio’s Big Nuclear Declaration On Iran

Marco Rubio live: 'Iranians Hitting Us Everywhere', Rubio's Big Nuclear Declaration On Iran | LIVE U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed the press following the G7 foreign ministers meeting in France on March 27, 2026. Rubio highlighted U.S. objectives in the Middle East, Iran’s destabilizing role, Russia-Ukraine war diplomacy, Cuba policy, and global energy security, emphasizing America’s leadership in international peace, security, and humanitarian efforts.

Twenty-Five Percent of Virginia’s Children Were Aborted in 2025

We spent a year as the Commonwealth of Virginia birthing 94,000 babies and taking the lives of 38,000. That means we are aborting about a quarter of our next generation. We've gotten to the point where there's a volume of Virginians that have decided they don't care about the unborn. They’re fine with late term abortions, argues Victoria Cobb, president of the Family Foundation of Virginia on today’s Daily Signal podcast with host Joe Thomas:

Iran Thought It Was Untouchable… Then Trump Changed the Rules | Victor Davis Hanson

Within a matter of weeks, Iran’s ability to wage war has been rendered inert by American and Israeli forces. Over the course of seven U.S. presidencies, Iran—the most populous Middle Eastern country—developed a self-inflated view of itself. But why? Whether through the Biden-backed Iran nuclear deal or Barack Obama’s “creative tension” approach to Middle East conflicts, numerous U.S. administrations gave the Iranian regime the impression that the Western world was afraid of them. Then Trump called their bluff, argues Victor Davis Hanson on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In a Few Words.”

 

One Disagreement, Total Revolt? Victor Davis Hanson Calls Out MAGA’s New ‘Defectors’

Operation Epic Fury was never the pretext for a larger, endless war, and the so-called anti-MAGA right—Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, or Marjorie Taylor Greene—should know better than to label it as such, argues Victor Davis Hanson on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In a Few Words.” The whole subtext of the Iran campaign is this: While regime change is not the primary agenda, America’s weakening of the regime may spur people to rise up and overthrow the government.

How Trump Outsmarted Iran While Critics Rooted Against America | Victor Davis Hanson

The legacy media, the so-called anti-MAGA Right, and the Democrat grandees in Congress have two things in common: They never wanted the U.S.-Iran war to go in America’s favor. Many of the critiques of Operation Epic Fury were not historically empirical, meaning they didn’t compare the ongoing conflict with Iran to past U.S. wars, such as the bombing campaign in Serbia or even the war in Afghanistan. But the evidence—in five weeks alone, the United States, with the Israeli Air Force, wiped out most of the top echelon of the four ruling cliques in the Iranian nation—was there, argues Victor Davis Hanson on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In a Few Words”: We’ve never taken on a country of 93 million people that had the most fearsome, terrible reputation of being dangerous and unpredictable, and running the Middle East with a ring-of-fire proxies in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Gaza, Lebanon—indomitable. They had terrified seven presidents. And yet, in five weeks, we destroyed its ability to make war.

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