The shooting happened outside Buford’s Backyard Beer Garden just before 2 a.m. along Sixth Street, a nightlife destination filled with bars and music clubs and only a few miles from the University of Texas.
As the American-Israeli war on Iran entered its second day Sunday, Iranian missiles and drones struck targets across the Persian Gulf, hitting U.S. installations and energy infrastructure in allied Gulf states, while Israel continued air operations over Iranian airspace amid reports of heavy losses to the Islamic Republic’s senior leadership. Three U.S. service members were […] The post Iran War Enters Second Day: Gulf Nations Take a Beating appeared first on The American Conservative .
As the American-Israeli war on Iran entered its second day Sunday, Iranian missiles and drones struck targets across the Persian Gulf, hitting U.S. installations and energy infrastructure in allied Gulf states, while Israel continued air operations over Iranian airspace amid reports of heavy losses to the Islamic Republic’s senior leadership. Three U.S. service members were killed and five seriously wounded in the conflict, U.S. Central Command said. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was among several senior officials already killed by American-Israeli airstrikes. Others include Iran’s army chief of staff, General Abdol Rahim Mousavi, Defense Minister General Aziz Nasirzadeh, and Secretary of the Defense Council Ali Shamkhani.…Open
The Pentagon and Anthropic were close to agreeing on the use of artificial intelligence. But strong personalities, mutual dislike and a rival company unraveled a deal.
Mexico and Cartels — Why It Matters to America’s Security, Economy & Public Health Mexican cartels aren’t just a problem south of the border — they are a strategic threat that reaches deep into the United States’ social fabric, public health, and national security. These transnational criminal groups dominate the trafficking of fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamine, […] The post Mexico and Cartels — Why It Matters to America appeared first on StoneZone .
Mexico and Cartels — Why It Matters to America’s Security, Economy & Public Health Mexican cartels aren’t just a problem south of the border — they are a strategic threat that reaches deep into the United States’ social fabric, public health, and national security. These transnational criminal groups dominate the trafficking of fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamine, and other dangerous drugs into the U.S., fueling a deadly opioid crisis and undermining community safety from coast to coast. Cartel networks also leverage American demand, U.S.–sourced firearms, and sophisticated smuggling routes to expand their reach, corrupt institutions, and weaken the rule of law on both sides of the border, making cartel violence a matter that…Open
America has seen a spate of political assassination. What does it mean, and how should we respond? You might have missed the headline, but there’s been another assassination attempt against President Trump. This time, a deranged 21-year-old man named Austin Martin tried to break into Mar-a-Lago with a shotgun and a gas canister. The Secret […] The post In the Swirl of Rage and Paranoia appeared first on StoneZone .
America has seen a spate of political assassination. What does it mean, and how should we respond? You might have missed the headline, but there’s been another assassination attempt against President Trump. This time, a deranged 21-year-old man named Austin Martin tried to break into Mar-a-Lago with a shotgun and a gas canister. The Secret Service killed him. The story would have dominated the headlines during any other period in American history, but in this instance, it seems to have passed through the discourse without much of a blip. Are we becoming desensitized to assassination culture, and if so, where does that leave us? What does the gradual normalization of conspiracy-driven violence mean for the future? The evidence suggests…Open
He seeks future peace through present strength. Ever since Iran’s “Islamic Revolution” succeeded in erecting a theocratic regime whose leaders condemn America as the “Great Satan,” call for “death to America,” and kill American soldiers, a question has hung in the air: How many years would the United States tolerate an Islamic dictatorship that murders […] The post Trump Settles the American Family’s Business appeared first on StoneZone .
He seeks future peace through present strength. Ever since Iran’s “Islamic Revolution” succeeded in erecting a theocratic regime whose leaders condemn America as the “Great Satan,” call for “death to America,” and kill American soldiers, a question has hung in the air: How many years would the United States tolerate an Islamic dictatorship that murders American citizens, threatens America’s economic interests, and annually celebrates having held fifty-two Americans hostage for four hundred and forty-four days by burning American flags? The answer might be forty-seven. As is his wont, President Trump appears to be grabbing the status quo by its ear and squeezing it as it squeals in pain. The theocratic police state…Open
Hundreds of demonstrators in NYC's Times Square have gathered to celebrate the U.S. strikes in Iran. Paul Miller, an opinions contributor with The Hill, joins "NewsNation Live" to discuss what could come next for Iran as the world watches. Get a fast-paced look at the latest from the border to Main Street to the White House on "NewsNation Live." Weekends starting at 10a/9C Saturdays and 11a/10C Sundays. #NewsNationLive NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.
For a couple of minutes during President Trump's State Of The Union on Tuesday, he took time to effusively praise Secretary of State Marco Rubio. After claiming he could go down as "the best" to ever hold the position, there remains a lingering question: what motivated the president to say it? While it may have been a simple congratulations, multiple reports now indicate Trump is asking people about whether they prefer Rubio or Vice President JD Vance. Those two have been constantly linked as the 2028 presidential rumor mill begins to ramp up, so could this praise have been Trump planting a seed?