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The liberal rag Washington Post is praising dead Iranian tyrant Ali Khamenei as a poetry lover after successful U.S.-Israel strikes eliminated the terrorist leader.
Hundreds of Khamenei supporters violently attacked the American consulate in Karachi following the Iranian dictator's death, but quickly discovered why you don't mess with American diplomatic facilities.
Pro-Iranian terrorists attacked the heavily fortified Green Zone in Baghdad following President Trump's decisive military action that eliminated Iran's Supreme Leader and crippled the terror regime.
While Americans foot the bill for Japan's defense, our supposedly 'pacifist' ally sits on enough nuclear infrastructure to build weapons in months—raising serious questions about Trump's America First agenda.
Hundreds of Iranian regime supporters violently attacked the American consulate in Karachi following reports of Ayatollah Khamenei's death, but Pakistani security forces quickly restored order.
President Trump authorized devastating strikes that obliterated the IRGC command center, delivering long-overdue justice for over 1,000 American deaths.
German security officials sound alarm over Iranian terror networks embedded across Europe as the mullahs threaten retaliation against America and Israel.
As President Trump pushes allies to pay their fair share, new revelations show Japan has been quietly maintaining the ability to build nuclear weapons while hiding behind pacifist rhetoric and American protection.
Major news outlets rushed to report unverified claims about civilian casualties in Iran, proving once again why Americans can't trust the mainstream media's anti-Trump war propaganda.
Mainstream news outlets are spreading unverified claims about U.S.-Israel strikes hitting Iranian schools, proving once again they operate more like propaganda machines than legitimate journalism.
Senate Intelligence Chairman Tom Cotton laid out America's next moves after Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei's death, saying decades of crossed red lines demand decisive action.
Maduro's communist puppet state issued then quickly scrubbed a condemnation of strikes against Iran's terror regime, raising questions about who really pulls the strings in Caracas.
