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Washington’s Next Witch Hunt:Democrats Planning Investigations Into Businesses and Colleges That Worked With Trump
In what critics are calling the next phase of the political war against President Donald Trump, Democrats in Congress are quietly preparing a sweeping campaign of investigations targeting businesses, universities, and even law firms that worked with the Trump administration. According to a report, Democratic lawmakers are already discussing how they could use subpoena power to launch aggressive probes if they regain control of Congress after the 2026 midterm elections. The di
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Washington’s Next Witch Hunt:Democrats Planning Investigations Into Businesses and Colleges That Worked With Trump
In what critics are calling the next phase of the political war against President Donald Trump, Democrats in Congress are quietly preparing a sweeping campaign of investigations targeting businesses, universities, and even law firms that worked with the Trump administration. According to a report, Democratic lawmakers are already discussing how they could use subpoena power to launch aggressive probes if they regain control of Congress after the 2026 midterm elections. The di

Capitol Times
21 minutes ago


Opinion: Iran’s Hardline Leader Is Playing a Dangerous Game Against America
In the history of modern geopolitics, one fact has remained constant: the United States is the most powerful military force on Earth. Yet today, Iran’s new supreme leader is choosing confrontation instead of common sense. Following the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran installed his son Mojtaba Khamenei, a figure widely described as more hardline and confrontational than his father. His first statements as leader have been filled with threats—promising continued attacks a
By Capitol Times Opinion Desk
20 hours ago


Trump-Led Coalition Pounds Iran for 13th Day as 6,000 Targets Destroyed and Tehran Resorts to Terror Tactics
The war against the Iranian regime entered its thirteenth day Thursday, and the results are becoming unmistakably clear: the United States and its allies have delivered a devastating blow to Tehran’s military machine. According to the latest briefing from U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), American and allied forces have now struck approximately 6,000 military targets across Iran, including missile launch sites, naval bases, drone facilities, and command centers tied to the Isla

Capitol Times Foreign Desk
23 hours ago


Sen.Cornyn Backtracks After Op-Ed on Filibuster as Trump Pushes republicans to Pass SAVE America Act
A political firestorm erupted on Capitol Hill Wednesday after Senator John Cornyn appeared to reverse himself just hours after publicly supporting aggressive action to pass President Donald Trump’s election security legislation. In an op-ed published in the New York Post, Cornyn declared he would support changes to Senate rules—potentially even reforms to the filibuster—if necessary to push the SAVE America Act through the Senate and onto the president’s desk. The bill would

Capitol Times
2 days ago


Trump’s Next Move Against Iran Could Decide the Fate of the Strait of Hormuz
As tensions explode in the Middle East and the world’s most important oil chokepoint teeters on the brink, President Donald J. Trump now faces one of the most consequential strategic decisions of his presidency. Analysts say the escalating confrontation with Iran around the Strait of Hormuz leaves Washington with only three realistic paths forward—each carrying significant risk. The crisis intensified after Iran reportedly laid naval mines in the strait, a waterway responsibl

Capitol Times
2 days ago


Trump Demands Congress Pass “SAVE America Act” to Protect U.S. Elections
The White House is urging Congress to immediately pass the SAVE America Act, a sweeping election integrity bill that would require proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote and strengthen voter identification laws across the nation. During a recent White House press briefing, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt called the legislation “one of the most critical pieces of legislation in our nation’s history,” emphasizing that President Donald Trump wants Congress to act without

David Colbert
2 days ago


United States Strength Keeps the World Safe
In recent years, a new ideology has emerged on the American left: the belief that the United States should avoid sending troops anywhere in the world, no matter the threat. But this raises a serious question—what happens when America or its allies are attacked? What happens when hostile regimes openly plan aggression? History teaches that weakness invites danger. President Donald Trump has never embraced reckless war, but he has also refused to surrender America’s ability to

Anil Anwar
3 days ago


Majority of Voters Back Trump’s Iran Strike, Rasmussen Poll Shows
A new national survey suggests that a majority of American voters support President Donald Trump’s decision to launch a military operation targeting Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities, reinforcing the long-standing conservative argument that American strength deters global threats. According to a survey released by Rasmussen Reports, 52% of likely U.S. voters approve of the military strike against Iran, including 35% who say they strongly approve of the decisio

Capitol Times
3 days ago


Trump Warns Cuba: “Make a Deal” or Face a New American Future
In a dramatic escalation of U.S. pressure on communist Cuba, President Donald Trump declared Monday that the island nation may face a “friendly takeover” as it collapses under economic and humanitarian crisis. Speaking at a news conference at Trump National Doral Miami, the president said Cuba is “down to fumes,” with no energy, no money, and a failing communist system that can no longer sustain itself. According to Trump, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is leading negoti

Capitol Times National Desk
3 days ago


Beirut’s Breaking Point: Lebanon Turns Against Hezbollah, Seeks Direct Talks With Israel
In a stunning geopolitical shift that could reshape the Middle East, Lebanon’s leadership has signaled it is ready to open direct negotiations with Israel for what officials describe as “permanent arrangements for security and stability” along the volatile border. The move comes as Lebanon’s government publicly accuses the Iranian-backed militant group Hezbollah of betraying the country by dragging it into a wider regional war tied to Iran’s confrontation with Israel. During

Capitol Times Foreign Desk
3 days ago
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