Right now in Geneva, the UN is entering the final negotiations for the Global Plastics Treaty. During prior negotiation rounds, the Biden admin saw this as an opportunity to cap plastic production and kill U.S. jobs, all while letting China off the hook—basically the same.

18 CJNG sicarios were captured, but that’s not the interesting part of this story. Four of the 18 were “missing persons.”. What does that mean?. CJNG lures young men with seemingly legitimate job opportunities. But when they get there there is no opportunity, just a choice:.

Energy policy can’t be made in a climate bubble. We have to examine the tradeoffs. The Left insists we decarbonize at all costs. But that path stifles innovation, harms modern living, and has *no meaningful impact* on the environment. The better path is grounded in reality:.

RT @DHSgov: The evil of human trafficking cannot be overstated. By leaving our borders open and even encouraging people to come here illega….

Being mad at Sydney Sweeney over a jeans ad is really some peak stupidity.

When the Left complains that President Trump’s immigration enforcement is “extreme” and “inhumane,” point to this: 214 illegal alien child sex offenders arrested this year in the Houston area alone—and it’s only July. What’s really extreme is letting them stay.

This is the stuff the CCP doesn’t want you to see. Peng Lifa spoke out—and vanished. Totalitarian regimes survive by silencing truth. So when someone tells you that China is “prOoF tHaT sOCiaLIsm wOrks. !” Just know they’re either lying or willfully ignorant. Worth a follow:

Uncle Sam began as a local joke, but Americans gave him meaning, and turned him into a national symbol of service.

But who was the model for Flagg’s poster? Meet Walter Botts, a retired Army officer. His likeness helped cement Uncle Sam’s stare in American memory.

Fast-forward to WWI: artist James Montgomery Flagg needed a recruitment poster and dug into the legend. He sketched a stern, pointing figure and labeled it “I Want You”—the common image we know today.

The nickname stuck. By the 1830s, newspapers and political cartoons were calling the federal government “Uncle Sam.” It summed up the idea of a friendly, paternal figure looking out for Americans. No red, white, and blue top hat yet.

It’s a legend, but during the War of 1812, a meatpacker named Samuel Wilson in Troy, NY packed barrels of beef for U.S. Army supplies. Each barrel was stamped “U.S.” Soldiers joked it stood for “Uncle Sam”—a nod to Wilson’s nickname.

In case you were wondering where Uncle Sam came from, here’s a quick breakdown of his origin story:

This isn’t your typical leadership conference. The Summit for Emerging American Leaders is for high school students who are serious about service, purpose, and learning what it actually takes to lead. You’ll hear from veterans, pro athletes, public servants, entrepreneurs, and

For years, the American people were sold a lie that President Trump colluded with Russia to “steal” the 2016 election. The intelligence community was weaponized, trust in our institutions collapsed, and our country was torn apart. Now, the DOJ has launched a strike force to

This week’s SITREP covers DNI Tulsi Gabbard’s criminal referral over the Russia hoax, President Trump’s new Indo-Pacific trade wins, hospitals losing federal funding for gender transitions on minors, and a disturbing report on America’s organ transplant system. Here’s the news