Irans oil sector is facing mounting pressure as the United States’ blockade chokes off its energy exports, forcing the regime into a series of risky decisions that could have lasting consequences on a critical lifeline of its economy. The United States has continued to pressure Iran to negotiate, but the regime has rejected President Donald ...

Canceled. The worst-case scenario for any airline passenger just hit thousands of travelers at once. Spirit Airlines customers woke up to a blunt message inside the airlines app: every flight is canceled, effective immediately. The message read in part that passengers should not go to the airport under any circumstances. It also made clear the ...

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Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol is defending the company’s high-priced drinks, arguing that customers are willing to pay for what he calls a luxury experience. Speaking The Wall Street Journal’s What’s News AM podcast, Niccol said Starbucks is performing well across income levels, even as some drinks approach $9. Were doing really well with Gen Z ...

Millennials are rejoicing as a staple of their childhood will make a triumphant return this summer. Pizza Hut just announced that their Book It! summer reading program, which encourages kids to read more books in exchange for free pizza, will be making a comeback. The restaurant announced the news on social media last week. “SUMMER ...

Less than a year after a devastating flood in Texas killed 25 young campers and two counselors, Camp Mystic has abandoned plans to reopen this summer after backlash and ongoing investigations. The camp had initially aimed for a May 30 reopening, but faced intense scrutiny from Texas lawmakers, law enforcement, and victims’ families. A recent ...

An 18-year-old man is accused of fatally shooting two U.S. Bank employees in Berea, Kentucky, before rifling through the teller drawers for cash and speeding off in his car. Brailen Weaver of Covington, Kentucky, entered the bank at around 2:00 p.m. ET on Thursday, wearing a black mask and gloves, according to the arrest affidavit. ...

This piece is adapted from the latest episode of Matt Fradd All Access. You can watch the full episode here. *** This is a controversial topic, so lets dive right in: Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism, was a false prophet. A couple of disclaimers, right off the bat: entire books have been written on ...

Wendys is reversing course on one of its most unpopular menu decisions. The fast-food chain is bringing back the Sweet and Sour dipping sauce after months of customer complaints. The popular sauce, a go-to pairing for chicken nuggets, was removed in September as part of a revamped lineup that included Signature, Scorchin Hot, Creamy Ranch, ...

When my daughter Jeanette was only four years old, she looked up at me and said, Mommy, thank you for giving me my life. Those words have echoed in my heart ever since. They marked the beginning of a journey that taught me the profound truth I hold today: We must choose life under all ...

The former superintendent of Iowa’s largest school district, who was in the United States illegally, published a book from jail while awaiting sentencing on federal charges. Ian Roberts, the former head of Des Moines Public Schools, released a book titled “Unshakable: How Bold Leaders Win Hearts, Inspire Minds, and Obtain Results During Crisis” on ...

Political and sports commentator Clay Travis recentlysuggestedthat Michigan Republicans should cross over and vote for Abdul El-Sayed in the Democratic Senate primary. His reasoning: El-Sayed is a far-left radical who can’t win in November, and his securing the nomination would help Republican Mike Rogers win the all-important seat. This is seriously bad ...

Today is May Day, and we begin hot with nationwide protests in our schools. This shouldnt come as a surprise the past few weeks have been a whirlwind of political events. From the assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents Dinner to the indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and the Supreme ...

This piece is part of MI x DW, a collaboration that brings Daily Wire readersexclusive commentary and research from the Manhattan Institutes world-class team of scholars. In this piece, Manhattan Institute fellow Danyela Souza Egorov takes a look at ballooning public education spending and asks: What are we getting for this money? Her answer may ...

Thousands of activists, union members, and left-wing organizers are mobilizing across the country Friday for sweeping May Day demonstrations, with organizers calling for an economic blackout aimed at disrupting daily life. More than 3,000 events are expected nationwide more than double last years total under the banner of May Day Strong, a coalition ...

The search for a missing Oklahoma state Senate candidate came to a tragic conclusion Thursday after authorities discovered the body of 54-year-old Barry Christian in a remote wildlife management area. Christian, a Republican candidate for Senate District 38, had been the subject of an intensive search after failing to appear for a scheduled meeting on ...

The New Yorker had a full-blown meltdown this week over E.P.A. Administrator Lee Zeldins unapologetic effort to carry out President Trumps environmental agenda. In the process, the magazine unintentionally elevates Zeldin to folk hero status among the conservative faithful, making him look exactly like what many conservatives have long wanted: an E.P.A. ...

On Wednesday morning, the Supreme Court sided with fairness and the rule of law in its opinion in Louisiana v. Callais, which returned the Voting Rights Act to its original intent: to protect against intentional racial discrimination. This decision doesnt discriminate; it says we are all Americans. It restores equal protection under the law, which ...

Massachusetts Democrat Rep. Seth Moulton suggested that Secretary of War Pete Hegseth could be executed for war crimes. CNN host Erin Burnett played an exchange Moulton had with Hegseth in which Moulton attacked the War Secretary for saying the U.S. military should “keep pushing, keep advancing, no quarter, no mercy for our enemies regarding the ...

The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU), never a group to shy away from radical posturing, has officially declared its intent to abandon the classroom on May 1. In a move that effectively amounts to a one-day strike, the unions 730-member House of Delegates approved a resolution joining a national movement calling for a day of no ...

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Democrat abortion extremism lost this week with a Supreme Court decision that reins in blue state lawfare against charitable pregnancy centers. In a 9-0 ruling, First Choice Womens Center prevailed over former New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin. Platkin had attempted to force the pregnancy center to hand over private donor information and had even ...

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A bombshell sexual harassment lawsuit that sent shockwaves through the financial world this week has been branded a “complete fabrication” by insiders, as the anonymous accuser was unmasked as former JPMorgan staffer Chirayu Rana. The 35-year-old Rana, now a principal at investment firm Bregal Sagemount, initially filed the suit on Monday under the ...