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MAGA's Next Leader? Vance, Rubio, Trump Jr., and DeSantis in New 2028 Poll
Vice President JD Vance is emerging as the clear frontrunner in the race to inherit President Trump's political movement, according to a new Pollsmax Republican primary average that places Vance at 39.3% support, a commanding 20.3-point lead over his nearest competitor. The polling average shows: JD Vance — 39.3% Marco Rubio — 19.0% Donald Trump Jr. — 15.2% Ron DeSantis — 8.1% Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — 4.2% The numbers suggest that Republican voters increasingly view Vance as t
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Hezbollah Attack Threatens Trump’s Vision for Peace
A fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah took effect Friday after a deadly flare-up in Lebanon threatened to derail President Donald Trump’s historic effort to end months of war across the Middle East. According to U.S. officials, Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorist organization agreed to halt hostilities after intense diplomatic pressure from Washington, Qatar, and regional mediators. The ceasefire came only days after President Trump and Iranian President
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Washington Nationals Recap & Review
By Dave Carter – Contributing Writer For Capitol Times Media Nationals 4 game win streak ended -- Just like ill health forcing Curley to retire from the Three Stooges, all good things must come to an end. Yes, the Washington Nationals' four-game winning streak came to a screeching halt yesterday. Now, the Stooges were fortunate enough to have Shemp waiting in the wings, but what's next for the Nats? Only time will tell. The Kansas City Royals hit a leadoff home run in the
Dave Carter
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IRAN BLINKS? Hormuz Reopens After Threats, But Tehran's Mixed Signals Put Trump Peace Deal to the Test
Just hours after celebrating a breakthrough U.S.-Iran agreement, the world received a stark reminder that peace in the Middle East remains fragile. On Friday, Iran's Foreign Ministry announced that commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz was moving again under Iranian monitoring, attempting to calm fears after an alarming Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) radio broadcast warned ships to stay away from the strategic waterway. The message threatened vessels with
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The 14-Point US-Iran Deal and the Defense of Jerusalem: Can Peace Protect Israel?
President Donald Trump has once again defied Washington orthodoxy. The newly signed 14-point Memorandum of Understanding between the United States and Iran has stunned allies, critics, and foreign-policy experts alike. Supporters see it as a masterstroke that ends a costly regional conflict, reopens the Strait of Hormuz, and creates an opportunity to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. Critics, particularly many conservatives and Israeli security advocates, fear the
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Netanyahu Defies U.S.-Iran Agreement: Israel Refuses to Leave Southern Lebanon Security Zone
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made it clear that Israel will not withdraw from its security zone in southern Lebanon, despite language contained in the newly signed U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding that calls for ending military operations across multiple regional fronts. The announcement underscores growing tensions between Jerusalem and Washington as President Donald Trump’s administration seeks to implement a controversial agreement with Tehran that su
Capitol Times Foreign Desk
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New Alien Claims Raise More Questions Than Answers
A new wave of UFO disclosure headlines is sweeping across America after former CIA-funded researcher Dr. Hal Puthoff claimed that the U.S. government has recovered the remains of four different alien species from crashed unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs). The claim has reignited one of the most controversial debates in modern American history: What does Washington really know about UFOs, and why has the public been kept in the dark for decades? According to recent intervie
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MAGA's Next Leader? Vance, Rubio, Trump Jr., and DeSantis in New 2028 Poll
Vice President JD Vance is emerging as the clear frontrunner in the race to inherit President Trump's political movement, according to a new Pollsmax Republican primary average that places Vance at 39.3% support, a commanding 20.3-point lead over his nearest competitor. The polling average shows: JD Vance — 39.3% Marco Rubio — 19.0% Donald Trump Jr. — 15.2% Ron DeSantis — 8.1% Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — 4.2% The numbers suggest that Republican voters increasingly view Vance as t
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The Guarantee Clause as Executive Mandate: Constitutional Authority Foreign Capture in California – President Trump Must Act Now
Compiled By Scott Shields – Contributing Writer for Capitol Times Media - From Conversations and Material Presented By California Congressional Candidate Mike Cargile 06/18/2026 Introduction: The Intersection of Constitutional Theory and Contemporary Crisis A profound constitutional debate has emerged regarding the scope of federal authority over state election administration. This discussion sits at the intersection of established legal doctrine—specifically the interplay be
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Trump Fires Back at Iran Deal Critics: “The Results Speak for Themselves”
President Donald Trump is pushing back hard against critics who claim he has not been tough enough on Iran, arguing that the early economic results of his administration’s newly announced Iran agreement demonstrate that his strategy is already working. In a fiery GOP social media Trump's statement posted Thursday, President Trump dismissed his critics as “jealous, bad people, or stupid,” while pointing to what he described as a record-high stock market and sharply declining o
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The Iran Deal Question: Is the Trump Administration Applying the Same Standard as the Obama Era?
A social media post circulating online draws a sharp comparison between President Trump's criticism of the Obama-era Iran nuclear deal and reports of a new U.S.-Iran agreement that critics claim could provide Tehran with access to significantly more economic relief. The comparison raises a legitimate question: should presidents be judged by the same standards they apply to their predecessors? In 2017, President Trump blasted the Obama administration for what he described as a
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