📅 March 23, 2026 — President Trump announced a five-day pause in U.S. strikes on Iran, claiming productive talks could lead to a resolution. Within hours, Tehran denied any negotiations, calling Trump’s claims false and framing them as a tactic to buy time.

Iran’s Campaign of Terror

Iran isn’t just posturing — it has:

President Trump warns that Iran is now using artificial intelligence to spread disinformation at an unprecedented scale. The regime is generating fake videos, staged battles, and manipulated imagery designed to influence global perception, destabilize markets, and weaken confidence in U.S. and allied strategies.

Iranian Americans in San Antonio aren’t just reacting to foreign policy—they’re responding to decades of bloodshed under Ali Khamenei.

This is a regime that has ruled through fear:
mass executions, torture, and violent crackdowns on its own people.

Recent protests inside Iran tell the story. Tens of thousands have reportedly been killed as security forces opened fire on civilians—men, women, and even children—demanding something as basic as freedom. 

Global trade is becoming one of the biggest battlefields in economic warfare.

Reports indicate that the Chinese Communist Party is pressuring major international shipping companies as conflict involving Iran disrupts critical shipping lanes in the Persian Gulf. When instability hits chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz—where a large share of the world’s oil passes—the ripple effects can shake the entire global economy.

The 2026 Texas Senate race is highlighting a growing threat to America’s foundational values. Democratic candidate James Talarico has made headlines by attacking a Texas law that requires public‑school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments, calling it “violence” against religion. This isn’t just political rhetoric — it reflects a broader left-wing push to erase the nation’s Judeo‑Christian heritage from public life.

As inflation continues to erode the purchasing power of the dollar, states are beginning to reconsider the role of gold and silver in the American monetary system. A recent proposal in Missouri would move the state closer to recognizing precious metals as functional money once again. This bill, the Constitutional Money Act, was just signed into law by Governor Mike Kehoe.