
The Trump administration is intensifying pressure on Cuba, positioning U.S. naval assets to intercept a Russian‑owned oil tanker that could serve as economic leverage. Officials are pairing sanctions with potential legal indictments, echoing the U.S. approach used in Venezuela, and openly discussing regime‑change options. Behind the rhetoric lies a business agenda, with billions of dollars in tourism, real‑estate and infrastructure opportunities cited as motivation. The island’s worsening power, water and food crises are being framed as a catalyst for a forced negotiation or intervention.

Security analysts warn that Iran’s war with Israel is spurring a rise in domestic terror threats against the United States. Recent shootings in Virginia, Michigan, and Texas, carried out by individuals with ties to Iran or its proxies, illustrate a...

The United States is moving roughly 5,000 Marines and three amphibious warships, primarily from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, toward the Middle East as the Iran‑Israel conflict widens. The deployment includes F‑35B stealth fighters and MV‑22 Osprey aircraft, giving Washington...

President Trump issued executive orders directing the FTC to police false “Made in America” labels and to lower housing costs by easing construction regulations and expanding mortgage access. Federal judges blocked the administration’s attempts to defund the Consumer Financial Protection...