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The Department of Justice charged fifteen antifa-related protestors with conspiracy to impede federal law enforcement and other crimes during demonstrations earlier this year against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), officials announced on Tuesday. U.S. Attorney for Minnesota Daniel Rosen accused the demonstrators of engaging in crimes that “violently oppose immigration law enforcement.” The indictment alleges that members of Twin Cities Direct Action, which was later renamed to Direct Action Minnesota, engaged in a concerted effort to interfere with ICE and Border Patrol’s operations. They were additionally charged with solicitation of violence, stalking, and property destruction, among other crimes. In December 2025, the Trump Administration sent hundreds of federal agents into the Twin Cities as a part of its immigration enforcement efforts. The shooting deaths of two Americans by law enforcement inflamed tensions between protesters and ICE officers in Minneapolis. The post DOJ Charges Fifteen with Anti-ICE Crimes in Minnesota appeared first on The American Conservative.

A U.S. Air Force B-52 bomber crashed on Monday right after takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base in Southern California, killing all eight crew members. The aircraft was on a routine test mission supporting the base’s radar modernization program when it crashed on the runway. It is designed to carry nuclear and conventional bombs. Col. James Hayes said the crew included military personnel, government civilians, and contractors. “Today, Edwards Air Force Base experienced a terrible tragedy, and we lost eight great Americans,” Hayes said. Photos of the crash show a smoking black impact area at the end of the runway with no large intact pieces of debris. Officials said the wreck was deemed unrecoverable and unsurvivable after initial footage was reviewed. The cause of the wreck is unknown and remains under investigation. Hayes said an initial inquiry could take 30 days, with further analysis lasting more than six months. The post Eight Dead in B-52 Bomber Crash appeared first on The American Conservative.

In early March, the White House put out a document, posted on the websites of U.S. embassies around the world, detailing Iran's "blood-soaked war on Americans." It listed dozens of Iranian terrorist attacks on Americans, from taking hostages at the American embassy in 1979; to the Marine barracks bombing in Beirut in 1983; to the wave of airplane hijackings throughout the 1980s; to the relentless attacks on American troops in Iraq. This, the document said, was just a "partial list."

President Donald Trump's memorandum of understanding with Iran leaves the big-ticket item, Iran's nuclear program, unresolved. Everything else counts as noise until that concern is addressed. We need to know what will happen to Iran's enriched uranium stockpile and its nuclear infrastructure. The leaked reports on this deal invite concern: a $300 billion reconstruction fund for the regime that the Gulf countries will pay into. However the United States describes it, this fund will be seen as a tax America's allies must pay to keep Iran's drones away. But giving tribute to Tehran without first agreeing on the future of its nuclear portfolio is unwise. It disincentivizes the Iranian regime to concede further, and it teaches Tehran that pressure pays.