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Senate to Vote on SAVE America Act Next Week, But 60 Votes Uncertain Senate leadership has announced that the SAVE America Act will be brought to the Senate floor for a vote next week. However, questions remain about whether the bill has the 60 votes needed to overcome a filibuster, a key hurdle in the Senate legislative process. Supporters argue the vote will show where lawmakers stand on the proposal, while critics say the current numbers suggest the measure may struggle to advance. The debate is also highlighting the broader discussion around the filibuster rules, including calls from some lawmakers to enforce a “talking filibuster” requirement.

Lindsey Graham Blasts Democrats Over ICE Deportation Warrant Demands Senator Lindsey Graham delivered a fiery response during a debate over immigration enforcement, criticizing Democrats who say ICE should be required to obtain judicial warrants before carrying out deportations. Graham argued that past administrations, including President Obama’s, did not rely on judicial warrants for deportations and called the proposal “stupid.” The exchange highlights the ongoing clash in Washington over immigration enforcement, ICE authority, and due process requirements under current deportation policies.

Iran Warns Trump: “He Has to Pay” for Killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Tensions in the Middle East have reached a dangerous new level after senior Iranian officials issued a direct warning to former U.S. President Donald Trump over the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei . Iranian political figure Ali Larijani said Trump “has to pay” for the assassination, promising that Tehran will pursue revenge and hold those responsible accountable. The warning comes amid an escalating conflict between Iran and a U.S.–Israel coalition following a series of airstrikes that killed Khamenei and several other senior Iranian officials earlier in 2026. Khamenei’s Assassination Sparks Regional Crisis Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who had served as Iran’s Supreme Leader since 1989, was killed on February 28, 2026 , during a large-scale strike targeting Iranian leadership in Tehran. The operation was reportedly part of a joint military campaign involving the United States and Israel aimed at weak...

 Marco Rubio Breaks Into Spanish at Summit | “I’m a Good Interpreter!” A hilarious moment unfolded during a meeting with Latin American leaders when Secretary of State Marco Rubio suddenly switched to Spanish and joked that he could serve as the interpreter. Turning to President Donald Trump, Rubio said: “I think I’m a good interpreter—you’ll find out in a second!” The spontaneous moment drew laughs in the room and quickly went viral online, highlighting Rubio’s bilingual skills and the lighter side of diplomacy during the summit. Watch the moment and see how leaders reacted.

Trump Explains “Unconditional Surrender”: “Cry Uncle… Or There’s Nobody Left” President Donald Trump offered a blunt explanation of what he means by “unconditional surrender.” Speaking about the ongoing conflict, Trump said it means the opponent either “cries uncle” or reaches a point where they can no longer continue fighting. The remarks come amid escalating tensions and debates over U.S. military objectives and what a final resolution to the conflict would look like. Supporters say the statement reflects a strategy of overwhelming pressure, while critics question the long-term implications of such an approach. In this video, we break down Trump’s comments and what they could mean for the future of the conflict.

Massive Airstrikes Hit Iranian Oil Refineries | Fires Spread Across Major Roads Huge explosions and fires have reportedly erupted across Iranian oil refineries following major airstrikes. According to early reports and footage circulating online, oil from damaged refinery facilities may be flowing into drainage systems, causing flames to spread along nearby roads and infrastructure. The strikes mark a dramatic escalation targeting Iran’s energy infrastructure, a critical pillar of the country’s economy and military logistics.

During remarks to South American leaders, President Donald Trump delivered a blunt message about the fight against drug cartels. Trump said the United States is prepared to take aggressive action against cartel leaders, even joking that America could “put a missile through the cartel boss’s living room” if regional partners wanted help. The comments come as Washington pushes for stronger cooperation with Latin American governments to dismantle powerful drug trafficking networks. Supporters say the statement shows a tough stance against organized crime, while critics warn that escalating military rhetoric could increase tensions across the region. In this video, we break down Trump’s remarks, the reaction from leaders in the room, and what it could mean for future anti-cartel operations.

Trump’s Joke About Marco Rubio’s ‘Conflict of Interest’ Brings Humor to Women’s Sports Roundtable A recent roundtable discussion on the future of women’s sports and college athletics took an unexpected humorous turn when former U.S. President Donald Trump jokingly accused Secretary Marco Rubio of having a “conflict of interest.” The moment, which quickly drew laughter from those present, offered a rare lighthearted pause during a policy-focused conversation centered on the evolving landscape of college sports and the growing influence of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals. The exchange occurred during a meeting where policymakers, sports advocates, and officials gathered to discuss key issues affecting collegiate athletics, particularly women’s sports. Topics such as athlete compensation, fairness in competition, and the future of NIL agreements were at the center of the discussion. However, Trump briefly shifted the tone when he playfully brought Rubio into the spotlight. A Joke ...