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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said Friday morning that the U.S. military should win the Nobel Peace Prize "every single year" for protecting the globe from sponsors of terror like the Islamic Republic. The post US Military Deserves Nobel Peace Prize 'Every Single Year' for Guaranteeing Global 'Safety and Security,' Hegseth Says appeared first on .

A Democratic nominee for the University of Michigan's Board of Regents defended an alleged ISIS terrorist who is on trial for plotting to shoot up gay nightclubs in a Detroit suburb over Halloween weekend, court records show. The post Dem Nominee for UMich Board of Regents Defended Alleged Terrorist Charged With Plotting ISIS-Linked Halloween Attack appeared first on .

The New York Times placed Rep. Elise Stefanik (R., N.Y.) third on its non-fiction Best Sellers list even though her book, Poisoned Ivies, sold more copies than the top-ranked title. In fact, nearly twice the number of copies of Poisoned Ivies were sold last week than of the book in the number two slot, Belle Burden’s Strangers, according to publishing data obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. The post New York Times Puts Elise Stefanik Third on Best Sellers List Despite Sales Data Showing She Had Top-Selling Title appeared first on .

The University of California Berkeley law school's Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) chapter hosted a convicted Palestinian terrorist who detonated a car bomb that burned an Israeli police officer, an event a spokesman for the school told the Washington Free Beacon is "Constitutionally protected expression." The post Berkeley Law SJP Hosts Palestinian Car Bomber Released in Oct 7 Hostage Deal appeared first on .