Susan Wright

The Trump administration is making significant changes to the U.S. State Department under Secretary Marco Rubio. This overhaul aims to align the department more closely with an America-First foreign policy. One of the first steps in this process was the elimination of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), a move long desired by conservative … Read more

President Donald Trump spoke to reporters on Sunday about his recent meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and his expectations for Russian President Vladimir Putin. Trump was at Morristown Airport in New Jersey, preparing to return to the White House after a weekend that included attending the funeral of Pope Francis. During his press conference, … Read more

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent made the rounds on Sunday talk shows to clarify the White House’s economic strategy and calm market concerns. This comes after a month of policymaking that many have described as erratic and unpredictable. On ABC’s This Week, Bessent presented a unique view of the U.S. economy, likening it to a “barbell.” … Read more

Early Sunday morning, a coordinated raid by the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and other federal and local agencies took place at an underground nightclub in Colorado Springs. This operation targeted members of the Tren de Aragua gang and resulted in the apprehension of over 100 illegal immigrants. The DEA shared footage of the raid, which … Read more

The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), which oversees the MCAT and accredits medical schools, is facing scrutiny over its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Recently, an insider revealed to The Daily Wire that despite a public shift away from DEI language, the organization is still dedicated to these principles behind closed … Read more

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many Americans faced strict lockdowns that limited their freedoms and daily activities. This situation raised an interesting question: could people really survive on garden centers alone? In 2020, as the pandemic unfolded, people were told to stay home. Those deemed "nonessential" were forced to cocoon themselves, while essential services remained open. … Read more

Nothing has entered Gaza for over 50 days, leading to a severe humanitarian crisis. Charity kitchens warn they are close to shutting down, leaving two million people on the brink of starvation. Reports highlight the desperate conditions in the Gaza Strip, where families are struggling to survive on just one meal a day. Trash and … Read more

As Chile prepares for its upcoming presidential election in November, political dynamics are shifting significantly. President Gabriel Boric’s term is nearing its end, and candidates from various factions are gearing up to vie for his position. Currently, the political landscape is leaning towards the right, a notable change from Boric’s left-wing coalition, which includes his … Read more

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently revealed that he met with his Chinese counterpart during a week filled with meetings at the IMF World Bank in Washington, D.C. This interaction comes amid ongoing tensions between the United States and China, which have been locked in a trade war. Despite Bessent’s engagement, Chinese officials have denied that … Read more

Former FBI Director Andrew McCabe recently weighed in on the arrest of a Wisconsin judge, Hannah Dugan, who is accused of helping an illegal immigrant evade federal authorities. McCabe, who was fired by President Trump in 2018, acknowledged that the legal case against Dugan appears strong, despite pushback from some Democrats who argue that her … Read more