Good morning, patriots! As Americans, we rise together—but today, we bow our heads for West Virginia.

At least four lives were lost in devastating flash floods that tore through parts of West Virginia this weekend, destroying homes and upending families. In times like these, we don’t ask Red or Blue—we simply pray.

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Trump: Israel’s Fight Is Our Fight Too

What happened: Tensions in the Middle East have erupted into direct confrontation as Israel launched a full-scale military campaign against Iran’s nuclear infrastructure. Prime Minister Netanyahu declared that Israeli intelligence confirmed Iran was “on the verge” of building a nuclear weapon. In an exclusive Fox News interview, he also revealed Iran attempted to assassinate President Trump, justifying Israel’s intensified strikes—including the elimination of Iran’s intelligence chief and deputy.

President Trump responded with a warning: “If Iran attacks America, they will face the full strength and might of the U.S. military.” He emphasized that while he believes peace is possible, Israel’s actions are necessary to prevent a second Holocaust.

Why it matters: Iran with a nuclear weapon isn’t just an Israeli problem—it’s a global crisis. A nuclear-armed Iran would destabilize the entire region, empower terror proxies, and threaten U.S. allies and interests. Israel is taking the lead, but they're doing the world a favor. Supporting Israel in this moment is America First—because a safer Middle East protects American lives, troops, and economic stability.

What’s next: Iran has rejected all ceasefire negotiations. U.S. forces in the region are on high alert. Trump says he’s working behind the scenes to broker a deal but won’t hesitate to act if Americans are harmed. Buckle up—the next 72 hours could define the direction of global security for a generation.

🎥 Want to understand the full history? Watch Ben Shapiro’s deep dive on the Iran–Israel conflict:

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Minnesota Lawmaker Killed After Key Vote

What happened: Minnesota State Rep. Lucy Windham, a Democrat, was assassinated just days after she crossed party lines to cast the deciding vote against a controversial bill that would’ve expanded benefits for illegal immigrants. The alleged shooter, Vance Boelter, was appointed to a government board by Democrat Gov. Tim Walz in 2023—but had reportedly voted for Trump in the past, prompting media confusion over his true political leanings.

Authorities later detained Boelter’s wife during a traffic stop—finding weapons and passports in the car. Investigators say the planning appeared coordinated. Former NFL player and conservative activist Jack Brewer blamed the Walz administration for creating a volatile political climate where dissent is dangerous.

Why it matters: This isn’t about Left or Right—it’s about basic humanity. A lawmaker cast a vote of conscience and lost her life for it. Political discourse is collapsing into violence, and leaders on both sides must take a hard look at the flames they’ve stoked.

What’s next: Expect Minnesota politics to remain on edge. Walz is facing criticism over Boelter’s appointment, and national calls for unity are rising. But here’s the truth: life is bigger than politics. We must remember that.

Buddy Carter Demands Answers About Biden

Congressman Buddy Carter (GA-01) has introduced a House resolution calling for the creation of a Select Committee to investigate the cover-up surrounding President Joe Biden’s mental decline. The resolution demands real answers—and real accountability—from those who may have misled the public about the President’s fitness for office.

Here’s what Carter’s resolution emphasizes:

1. Transparency – The American people have a right to know whether their Commander-in-Chief is mentally and physically capable of doing the job.

2. National Security – If Biden’s condition is being hidden, it endangers U.S. safety and global stability.

3. Accountability – If aides, cabinet officials, or advisors knew and concealed the truth, Congress must investigate and act.

4. Media Double Standard – The press obsessed over Trump’s physicals and mental acuity—but now gaslights the public when it comes to Biden.

5. Constitutional Oversight – Article II isn’t optional. Congress has a duty to ensure the President can faithfully execute the laws.

Rep. Carter’s message is simple: “The American people deserve the truth.”

QUICK HITS

• Rand Paul Softens on Spending Deal
  Senator Rand Paul says he’s “not an absolute no” on a GOP-backed reconciliation package—signaling cracks in conservative resistance. While he’s still wary of bloated budgets, Paul hinted there may be enough fiscal reform to win him over. If Rand’s even considering a yes, the deal might be more serious than expected.

• Ex-Commander Claims Journalist Was Executed
  A former Syrian military official now claims missing U.S. journalist Austin Tice was executed shortly after his 2012 abduction. This contradicts years of U.S. intelligence suggesting Tice was still alive. If true, the Biden administration’s diplomatic efforts were chasing a ghost—raising tough questions about accountability and transparency.

• America May See Net Immigration Loss
  For the first time in 50 years, the U.S. could lose more immigrants than it gains. New reports suggest that worsening crime, cost of living, and cultural upheaval are driving even legal immigrants to leave. It’s a wake-up call: people don’t just want in—they want out.

• Nancy Mace Torches Walz, Biden, and the Left
  During a fiery House hearing, Rep. Nancy Mace went scorched-earth—ripping Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz over ICE comparisons to the Gestapo, slamming the administration’s erasure of women, and mocking Biden’s decline. Her viral moment proves: when Republicans fight with clarity and conviction, they win.

• Fast Food Giants Launch ‘Summer Weapons’

  McDonald’s, Wendy’s, and Burger King are rolling out new menu items in a fierce summer showdown for customer loyalty. Think fancy sauces, mashup items, and nostalgia plays. Behind the grease is a big truth: food giants are fighting inflation, sluggish sales, and brand fatigue with marketing firepower.

• Olympian Says Simone Biles Was a Bully

  Former U.S. gymnast MyKayla Skinner says she was “bullied and belittled” by Simone Biles and applauds Riley Gaines for calling out toxic politics in women’s sports. Her claims expose deep fractures in the Olympic system—and show that courage means speaking up, even when the media has crowned a favorite.

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