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Former Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard warned President Trump that toppling the Iranian regime was not possible. ... The post WSJ: Trump Ignored Gabbards Advice That Iranian Regime Would Not Collapse After Major Attack appeared first on The New American .

Unfortunately, although the Iraq withdrawal is good news, the United States still maintains an extensive military presence abroad. ... The post U.S. to Withdraw Troops From Iraq but Retain Bases in Dozens of Countries appeared first on The New American .

Trump announced that the United States will allow up to 300,000 metric tons of product for ground beef to be imported with no tariff. ... The post Trump Opens U.S. Market to More Foreign Beef, Drawing GOP and Rancher Backlash appeared first on The New American .

A Portland, Oregon, jury rejected a convicted burglars demand for $10 million from a man who shot him when he broke into the mans business. On Tuesday, according to OregonLive, the jury sided 10-2 with business owner James Grant, refusing to rule that Grant opening fire on burglar Kenneth Voyles was unjustified. The jury also ... The post Oregon Jury Rejects Burglars $10 Million Suit Against Business Owner Who Shot Him in the Act appeared first on The New American .

As the October 2026 presidential elections loom in Brazil, the international communist movement is fighting to preserve its base. ... The post Communist Movement Desperate to Preserve Base in Brazil appeared first on The New American .

Armed with a record amount of congressionally appropriated funding, the Trump administration is ramping up border-wall construction along the U.S. border with Mexico. ... The post Border-wall Update: Construction Underway; 1,200 Miles Planned appeared first on The New American .

South Dakota is expected to consider legislation to enact safeguards on license-plate readers. Will it be enough? ... The post South Dakota Legislators to Consider Safeguards on License-plate Readers appeared first on The New American .

Americas skyrocketing debt is ahead of schedule. The national debt reached $40,047,425,768,420.22 on Wednesday, the highest its ever been. ... The post $40 Trillion and Counting: Americas Debt Crisis Hits Record Level Ahead of Schedule appeared first on The New American .

PhD stands for piled high and deep, an old joke goes. This could come to mind with the recent and tragic Jason Arday scandal. ... The post Not Only Jason Arday: That Old Gray PhD Just Aint What It Used to Be appeared first on The New American .

Democrat James Talarico now leads Republican Ken Paxton in the race for the Texas U.S. Senate seat to be vacated by John Cornyn. ... The post Polls: Talarico Pulls Ahead of Paxton in Texas; GOP Chances in November Bleak appeared first on The New American .

Police departments across the country are deploying autonomous drones that can launch from rooftops and transmit live video. ... The post Police AI Drones Take the Surveillance State Airborne appeared first on The New American .

The saga of the baby whose surrogate mother saved him from an abortion demanded by his biological parents continues. ... The post Surrogate Sued for Refusing to Abort Baby With Heart Defect; Newborn Has First Heart Surgery appeared first on The New American .

Unjustly convicted former Minneapolis cop Derek Chauvin is petitioning his original trial venue on three grounds, including that prosecutors did not convene a grand jury to indict him. ... The post Chauvin Filing: Grand Jury Should Have Heard Case; AG Illegally Appointed to Oversee Case; Prosecution, Conviction Invalid appeared first on The New American .

Washington has reopened the spigot to Gavi, one of the worlds most powerful and infamous vaccine organizations. ... The post Trump Administration Releases $600 Million to Gates-backed Gavi After Vaccine Safety Standoff appeared first on The New American .