Marco Rubio
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Rubio’s South America
The secretary of state could leave a foreign policy legacy in the Americas that would position him well for higher office.
Vance and Cruz and Rubio — Oh My!
The 2026 midterms aren’t even here yet, but the race to replace Donald Trump in 2028 has already started.
The DSA Is Cuba’s Trojan Horse
The political organization is one of several that the Castro regime is promoting to subvert the U.S.
The Question That Could Decide the 2028 Election
The Republican presidential candidate will be asked a simple question: What would you have done differently from President Donald Trump?
Rubio: The West Can No Longer Ignore the Communist Threat
“It is a poisonous resentment cloaked in the language of equality and justice and liberation, an overwhelming need to tear down what greater men have built.”
Vance Sets Sights on 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Vice President JD Vance is set to release his second memoir soon, and it’s clearly a prelude to an expected post-midterm presidential announcement.
The Long-Overdue Indictment of Raúl Castro
The former Cuban strongman, brother of the late Fidel Castro, has been indicted for the murders of four Americans in 1996, and it could lead to meaningful change in Cuba.
Europe’s Mass Migration Summer Inflation
While the U.S. is taking a strong stance against mass migration, the UN and Europe are doubling down as a massive wave of third-world migrants gets ready to invade.
Trump Is Right to Pressure Communist Cuba
The Left is trying to frame the Trump administration as responsible for Cuba’s crisis by claiming the U.S. is imposing an oil embargo on the country.
NATO on Thin Ice
The Trump administration is questioning the value of NATO, given some member nations’ refusal to allow U.S. bases to be used in support of the ongoing Iran operation.
Presidential Wannabe AOC Face-Plants in Munich
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez didn’t offer coherent answers to virtually any question, revealing that she’s nowhere near ready for the White House.
Rubio Impressively Defends Trump’s Foreign Policy
The secretary of state parries away Democrats’ objections while clearly laying out the Trump administration’s global vision.
Erika Kirk’s Powerful Gospel Message of Forgiveness
“I forgive him,” the widow of Charlie Kirk said of her husband’s murderer in an epic moment at Sunday’s memorial service, which was full of the hope of Christ.
How Deportations Are Connected to Blowing Up Terrorists
President Trump authorized the use of military force against foreign drug cartels, realized by a deadly strike on Tuesday — the same day he lost a deportation case in court again.
Spying and Espionage Belie Trump’s Policy on Chinese Students
The president is trying to thread the needle by welcoming Chinese students without endangering our national security. It’s counterintuitive and risky, to say the least.
Trump Homes in on the Drug Cartels
He not only signed an order authorizing the use of the military against drug cartels south of the border, but he also put a bounty on the head of Venezuela’s illegitimate dictator.
Trump to Revoke Chinese Student Visas
The ChiComs have long used our colleges and universities as a vehicle for stealing our intellectual property and our technological expertise, but those days might well be numbered.
Marco Rubio: Trump’s Most Impressive Cabinet Member
In testimony before both houses of Congress, the secretary of state gave a master class, informing and schooling Democrats on Trump administration policies.
True and False Immigration Narratives
Leftmedia lies about Trump administration actions might actually be helping control the crisis.