Author: Rana McCallister

War with Russia Is Already on Britain’s Doorstep A former head of MI5 has warned that “War with Russia is already on Britain’s doorstep” and the evidence is stark. Cyber-attacks, sabotage, arson, and other hostile activity are not random crimes but tools in a wider campaign. The name often attached to this campaign is President Vladimir Putin. This is not the language of alarmists; it is the sober judgment of someone who led British intelligence. When an institution designed to detect threats speaks plainly, elected leaders must act with equal clarity. A Republican viewpoint demands strength, solidarity with allies, and…

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Grandmother Arrested Near Glasgow Hospital Over Pro-Life Sign A 75-year-old grandmother was arrested near a Glasgow hospital for holding a sign offering to talk to women considering an abortion. The image of an elderly woman quietly standing with a sign sparked immediate debate about free speech, protest zones, and how authorities handle sensitive spaces. People across the political spectrum took note, but the response from those who prioritize individual liberty has been particularly sharp. The arrest raises basic questions about the balance between compassionate outreach and the rules that govern hospital grounds. On one hand you have someone offering a…

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A Republican Take on the Gaza Ceasefire Proposal The headlines say a new proposal would call for an immediate ceasefire, a 48-hour window for Hamas to release all hostages, and a phased withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza. Those are big, clear demands on paper, but they open more questions than answers for anyone who cares about winning and protecting innocent lives. From a Republican viewpoint, the right instincts are to prioritize hostages, preserve Israel’s security, and avoid rewarding terror with premature concessions. First, the immediate ceasefire line sounds humane and simple, but it can be a trap if not…

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Three races are shaping the political map this year: New Jersey governor, New York mayor, and Virginia governor. I’m laying out where each contest stands, what shifted recently, and why Republicans still have real pathways to victory. Read this as a plain, hard-headed update from a conservative perspective. New Jersey looks like a Democratic lean on paper, but the contest between Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill and Jack Ciattarelli has tightened in ways that matter. Polling averages still favor Sherrill, yet campaign and independent surveys have recently shown a much closer race and even a dead heat in one reputable poll. That…

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When Pete Hegseth ordered 200 National Guard troops into Portland late Sunday, it was the next logical step for a president who promised to stop lawlessness in our cities. This move follows repeated attacks on federal property and officers and the sort of relentless, chaotic protests that local officials have failed to control. The federal response is straightforward: protect federal assets and restore order. Portland has become a national symbol of unchecked disorder with repeated, violent confrontations tied to Antifa and similar groups. The damage to federal buildings, assaults on officers, and disruptive behavior near ICE facilities have been chronic…

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The unsolved case of two pipe bombs planted at the major political parties’ headquarters in Washington D.C. before the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol riot is facing new mystery after FBI Director Kash Patel transmitted to Congress the lab analysis and interviews with a key witness who is challenging the official timeline of events. Authorities found the devices with clear destructive potential at the scene, yet none of them detonated despite reports they were set roughly 16 hours earlier with one-hour timers. That contrast between alleged timing and actual outcome is the headline here because it raises more questions than answers.…

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Escalation: Now Chicago Anti-ICE Rioters Are Carrying Guns City unrest that once meant smashed windows and loud chants is shifting into something darker and more dangerous. Federal agents are being drawn into clashes in Portland and elsewhere because local officials refuse to rein in violent mobs. The pattern is clear: permissive political leadership invites escalation, and Chicago is the latest flashpoint. On Saturday in Chicago, a so-called sanctuary jurisdiction run by a mayor who has shown himself out of his depth looked poised to get worse. The Department of Homeland Security released photos showing at least two handguns seized from…

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President Trump has been clear: tariffs, not unchecked government spending, are the most effective way to rebuild American industry. Tariffs create real market incentives that subsidies alone cannot guarantee. If Washington wants factories humming and workers employed, policy must change the economics of sourcing. The Commerce Department’s Section 232 probe into semiconductor imports is rooted in national security law and gives the president real power to act. Under a Trump framework, economic security equals national security, and semiconductors sit at the heart of that argument. Expect findings soon and the political pressure to push strong measures that actually change behavior.…

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Trump Plans To Build 10 Miles Of New Border Wall Near San Diego Ports Of Entry President Trump’s administration has announced a focused push to build roughly 10 miles of new border barrier in the San Diego sector, and Republicans see this as straightforward, necessary action to restore order. The move follows a formal determination by Homeland Security leadership that the sector faces high levels of illegal entry, and it uses accelerated tools to get construction moving fast. For those who want secure borders, this is exactly the kind of decisive step voters expected and demanded. Officials pointed to alarming…

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An employee at a district attorney’s office in South Texas will spend up to three years in federal prison for using a government vehicle to smuggle migrants. That short sentence sums up a stark, ugly fact: someone entrusted with public resources chose to break the law and put people and the community at risk. This case is small in scope but large in consequences for trust and law enforcement credibility. On its face this is a straightforward criminal act, plain and simple. Government vehicles are supposed to serve the public, not ferry people across the border in secret. When someone…

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