NR PLUS Politics & Policy A Day with Don McLaughlin in Uvalde By Carine Hajjar 5:48 PM Even before Tuesday’s tragedy, this Texas town had been going through a lot. And its mayor was doing his best to hold the community together.
NR PLUS World Biden’s Weak Iran Deal Helps Russia’s Economy and Military By Carine Hajjar April 29, 2022 It is abundantly clear why Moscow is negotiating for Iranian interests.
National Security & Defense Blinken Dodges Questions on Iran’s Ongoing Assassination Plots By Carine Hajjar April 28, 2022 Blinken refused to confirm if Iran declined to halt ongoing assassination attempts on U.S. officials in exchange for lifted terrorism sanctions.
NR PLUS Magazine Our Inhumane Southern Border By Carine Hajjar April 28, 2022 Migrants and Americans suffer when the law is absent.
Immigration Backed into a Corner on Immigration, a Desperate Biden Administration Blames Trump By Carine Hajjar April 27, 2022 Instead of exacerbating a crisis and pointing fingers to avoid political liability, this administration should buck up and fix it.
NR PLUS Immigration Biden White House Deflects Blame for Bishop Evans’s Death By Carine Hajjar April 26, 2022 The Texas National Guardsman was at the border as part of Governor Abbott’s operation to secure the border — because the feds have failed to do so.
Politics & Policy Biden Confuses Title 42 and the Mask Mandate: The ‘Science’ Is Just Politics By Carine Hajjar April 25, 2022 Last week, the president had to issue a correction for confusing the termination of Title 42 and the end of the mask mandate for public transit.
NR PLUS National Security & Defense Debate Over IRGC Designation Is Pointless — Like the Rest of the Iran Deal By Carine Hajjar April 21, 2022 The Iran Revolutionary Corps Guard is a terrorist organization, plain and simple.
NR PLUS Immigration Illegal Immigrants Being Picked Up by American Smugglers, Some as Young as 15 By Carine Hajjar April 20, 2022 The drivers are recruited on social media, law-enforcement officials say.
NR PLUS Immigration Nightmare on the Border: Locals Left to Fend for Themselves as Migrant Surge Overruns Ranches, Towns By Carine Hajjar April 20, 2022 ‘I had more dead people out here than I’ve ever had.’