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US and Saudi Arabia strike Iranian proxies in Iraq, CENTCOM says

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The United States and Saudi Arabia launched joint airstrikes against Iran-backed militias in Iraq, U.S. Central Command said, shortly after Iran launched new missile attacks targeting U.S. forces in Jordan. The announcement is notable for being the first U.S. strike since a brief lull that began on Friday, the first confirmed occasion where Saudi Arabia […]

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Netanyahu says he’s ‘definitely’ going to New York despite ‘hate-spewing’ Mamdani’s call for his arrest

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Netanyahu says he’s ‘definitely’ going to New York despite ‘hate-spewing’ Mamdani’s call for his arrest

“First of all, I'm going to New York,” Netanyahu said in defiance of Mamdani's message that the Isreali leader wasn't welcome in the Big Apple.

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Iran fires missiles at US forces in Jordan, ending brief lull in attacks

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Iran fires missiles at US forces in Jordan, ending brief lull in attacks

Iran fired missiles at a base housing U.S. forces in Jordan after a pause in attacks that began Friday, signaling the renewal of hostilities. “At 5:45 p.m. ET today, Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps forces launched multiple ballistic missiles from Iran in an attempted surprise attack on U.S. forces based in the Middle East. All Iranian […]

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JUST IN: Iran Launches Strikes at US Base in “Attempted Surprise Attack” After Trump Halted Strikes Against Iran

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JUST IN: Iran Launches Strikes at US Base in “Attempted Surprise Attack” After Trump Halted Strikes Against Iran

Iran launched a missile strike on US forces in the Middle East on Tuesday in what US Central Command described as a "attempted surprise attack." All of the missiles were intercepted, CENTCOM says. The post JUST IN: Iran Launches Strikes at US Base in “Attempted Surprise Attack” After Trump Halted Strikes Against Iran appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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The truth about Flock cameras: ‘We are the sheep, and they are controlling us’

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The truth about Flock cameras: ‘We are the sheep, and they are controlling us’

What started as a plan to track license plates has evolved into something far more expansive, according to automotive expert Lauren Fix. And on “Stu and Dave Do America,” she warns that the rapid expansion of surveillance technology is only getting worse.“So, you’ve heard about the Flock cameras. Why do they call them ‘Flock’? That’s my first question. Are we the flock?” Fix asks, before answering, “Oh, yes we are. We are the sheep, and they are controlling us.”“The truth is, they’re supposed to track your license plates, but they don’t. They track the car, the picture of your car, the bumper sticker on your car, ... wherever you’ve been. Do you have a cargo container on your roof? Do you have a bike rack? Do you have a dent? Do you have a scratch? All of that is being tracked,” she continues.“And it’s not just at one intersection. It’s at every intersection,” she adds.And Americans aren’t happy with the heightened surveillance.“One guy got arrested for sitting in a lounge chair. Like, he brought a folding chair out and on a pole like you would use in a pool, he put a piece of cardboard in front of the camera, and he got arrested for obstructing justice,” Fix explains.“So, again, it was a misdemeanor, but it’s still all B.S.,” she says. “So, the bottom line is, why do you need to have these cameras on the roads?”But they’re not just on the roads.“They’re in parks. They’re in schools. They’re at Home Depot. They’re on every single FedEx truck. And don’t worry, they just put it on 400,000 school buses that are supposed to stop when people bypass the bus, where kids are loading and offloading,” Fix explains.“They’re supposed to take a picture of that person, and you get a ticket,” she continues, noting that the families bringing their children out to the bus are then being photographed too.“But it gets worse. So many people have complained about these Flock cameras that many cities, including Los Angeles, said, ‘You know what?’ The city of Los Angeles said, ‘We’re going to cancel our contract. Instead, we’re going to go with another company called Axon,’” she says.This company, Fix warns, makes Flock cameras “look like child’s play.”“They’ve moved it to the whole next level. They have gone even farther, and they’re making contracts with people that have ended their Flock camera systems,” she explains.“They will be putting their cameras on every single light post. No permits, no requirements, just putting them on every single light post. That’s about 450 million around the world. And that means every light post on every street will have a camera,” she continues.Fix claims there’s also a link between the new “kill switch” in cars and this new surveillance system.“These dots are connected, and I will tell you, you’re not going to be happy,” she adds.Want more from Stu and Dave?To enjoy more of Stu and Dave's lethal blend of wit, humor, and insightful commentary subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

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Lindsey Graham Is Giddy Over Trump’s Iran Strikes in New Video

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Lindsey Graham Is Giddy Over Trump’s Iran Strikes in New Video

At least one American was cheering when the White House decided to drop bombs on Iran.Previously unreleased documentary footage has put late South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham’s warmongering on full display, exposing just how gleeful he was when the country ignited the Iran war.“Look what we’ve done here. I almost cried,” Graham says in one video clip, practically giddy.“I talked to [Donald] Trump this morning, he’s jacked, he said, ‘Best thing I have ever done.’ He loves blowing stuff up,” the conservative lawmaker said at the time. “I mean, how long have we been pushing this?“There were a lot of people inside that didn’t want to do it, so I had my challenges,” he added.Lindsey Graham celebrating the start of the Iran war. Dark stuff. pic.twitter.com/IJmjg0ATqa— Dave DeCamp (@DecampDave) July 26, 2026The footage was captured by British filmmaker Alex Holder, who had been granted remarkable access to film Graham since 2023. The footage is a part of an upcoming documentary that is currently titled “Lindsey’s Graham,” a reference to the senator’s personal perspective on his role in U.S. foreign policy.“He would call what this was ‘a game,’” Holder told The Wall Street Journal, recalling that Graham had shared how bizarre he felt it was that a senator from South Carolina was closer with some Middle East leaders than most presidential administrations.Graham reportedly agreed to the angle of the film, claiming that he wanted the public to understand his role in the Senate. Holder told the Journal that Graham had remarked how “cool this was.”In another clip in which he expresses his joy with the interventionist strategy, Graham compared Trump to former President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Winston Churchill, likening the burgeoning Middle East conflict to World War II.“President Trump, when he gets into the zone, he listens, he asks good questions, no tweeting. He … hasn’t tweeted much at all,” Graham said. “No drama, he’s been a great wartime president.“I mean, they’re the right two guys to confront this evil,” Graham added.In other recently released footage, Graham was captured phoning Netanyahu—whom he referred to as his “friend”—about a joint plan to lobby Trump to get involved in the conflict.“We’re concentrating right now on Iran,” Netanyahu told Graham over speakerphone on a March 4 call. “If we tell Hezbollah that we’re going all the way, we threaten them, but if we actually do it, then they have no reason not to go all the way against us. And right now that’s not our interest.”“That’s actually good counsel,” Graham responded from his Senate office, decorated with Trump merchandise. “I’ll put it out there as an idea; we can always go back to it.”UNSEEN FOOTAGE of Lindsey Graham on CALL with Netanyahu revealing plans to LOBBY Trump to BOMB LebanonBIBI: Glad you’re my FRIENDGRAHAM: Going to try to get Trump to join with y'all in Lebanon… WOULD YOU LIKE THAT?B: Concentrating right now on IRANG: Can always go back pic.twitter.com/9Wt0MCuEpq— RT (@RT_com) July 26, 2026Yet the Iran war has done nothing good for America in the 21 weeks since it began. The conflict has so far killed at least 18 U.S. service members and wounded more than 600 others. It has also taken an enormous toll on daily life in the U.S., inflaming the cost of practically everything as shipping companies contend with rising oil costs.

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No, Remote Work Is Not Making Us Miserable

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No, Remote Work Is Not Making Us Miserable

The rise of remote work is a tech success story, despite what one new and very convoluted study claims.

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Iran launches missiles at U.S. base for first time since Trump paused strikes

Axios

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Iran launches missiles at U.S. base for first time since Trump paused strikes

Iran launched multiple ballistic missiles toward a U.S. military base in Jordan on Tuesday in what U.S. Central Command described as an "attempted surprise attack." All of the missiles were intercepted, CENTCOM said in a statement. Why it matters: This marks Iran's first ballistic missile attack against a U.S. base in the region since President Trump paused strikes against Iran on Friday to give diplomacy another chance.The attack threatens to unravel the fragile pause and could force Trump to decide whether to resume military action.What they're saying: Trump told Axios on Monday that the U.S. was in "very deep talks" with Iran but warned that he would return to "very strong military action" if diplomacy failed."Not much time," Trump said when asked how long he was willing to give the negotiations. "Either it goes fast or not at all."State of play: CENTCOM said forces from Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) launched the missiles at 5:45pm ET."U.S. forces remain vigilant and at a high state of readiness," the command said.The latest: CENTCOM said Tuesday evening that U.S. and Saudi fighter aircraft struck multiple logistics and weapons sites in eastern Iraq in response to what it described as more than 30 IRGC-directed drone attacks over the previous 72 hours.Saudi Arabia's Defense Ministry later confirmed it participated in the strikes, saying they were coordinated with U.S. Central Command.CENTCOM said the attacks on U.S. forces were unsuccessful.There had been more than 600 attempted attacks on U.S. citizens and facilities in Iraq by Iran-aligned militias between February and April 2026, according to CENTCOM."The IRGC and its terrorist proxies must cease these attacks to avoid further U.S. military response," CENTCOM added.The big picture: Iran previously targeted Jordan, where two U.S. service members were killed in a missile and drone barrage, earlier this month, prompting Trump to intensify his 13-night campaign of strikes.The launch came hours after Trump met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House for talks focused heavily on Iran. The White House described the meeting as "positive and productive."Editor's note: This story has been updated with additional details throughout.

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DOJ’s Environmental Enforcement Arm Has Been Captured by Industry, Critics Say

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DOJ’s Environmental Enforcement Arm Has Been Captured by Industry, Critics Say

Instead of enforcing environmental laws, it’s suing states over their efforts to hold oil companies accountable.

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US and Saudi Arabia strike Iranian proxies in Iraq, CENTCOM says

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