WASHINGTON EXAMINER | Examining Tax Policy: Equipment manufacturers are for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act
As Congress debates the One Big Beautiful Bill, manufacturing leaders urge swift passage to preserve Trump-era tax provisions—arguing the bill's pro-growth policies will boost investment, job creation, and U.S. competitiveness despite public skepticism over corporate incentives.
POST MILLENNIAL | 'American deterrence is back': Pentagon reveals details of 'Operation Midnight Hammer,' strikes on Iran
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declared that President Trump's bold leadership and Operation Midnight Hammer successfully "obliterated" Iran's nuclear program with precision U.S. strikes, restoring American deterrence and reaffirming Trump's long-standing vow to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran.
NEW YORK POST | JD Vance warns Iran retaliation would be the 'stupidest thing in the world' – says US 'prepared' despite sleeper cell concerns
Vice President JD Vance emphasized that the U.S. is not seeking war with Iran but acted decisively to destroy its nuclear program, warning of potential sleeper cell threats at home while reaffirming President Trump's commitment to peace through strength and narrowly targeted military action.
BREITBART | Trump Effect: NATO Nations Agree to Increase Defence Spending to Five Per Cent of GDP
In a major victory for President Trump, NATO members have agreed in principle to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2035—marking the alliance's most ambitious spending target ever and affirming Trump's long-standing demand that allies shoulder more of the defense burden.
WALL STREET JOURNAL | Trump Meets the Moment on Iran
President Trump declared Iran's nuclear facilities "completely obliterated" after the regime defied multiple chances for peace, blaming its decades of anti-American aggression and refusal to abandon uranium enrichment for provoking the decisive U.S. and Israeli response.
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