The UN in Lebanon failed for decades and cost taxpayers $150 million a year, all while they protected the terrorists they were supposed to stop. It’s finally ending, but the UN and Europeans are already cooking up replacements. The U.S. is right to hold the line and say no more enabling this charade.

No member of Congress should go home or get paid until DHS is funded and the government is open. Taking a break while American workers are unpaid is a totally entitled, inexcusable low.

Iran ignored agreements and pushed a deal worse than the JCPOA. Action became the only option. Hudson Institute policy experts have been warning about the regime’s arrogance for years—and they offer the clearest analysis on what comes next. Follow @RLHeinrichs @Doranimated @Zriboua

For a year and a half, the UN has turned a blind eye to the horrific conditions the hostages endure in Gaza. Of 77 resolutions they have passed ZERO condemn Hamas. They obsessively discuss the humanitarian situation but do absolutely nothing to stop terrorists from stealing UN aid boxes to feed Hamas soldiers while they let their people and the hostages starve. Thank you to my friend @dannydanon for forcing them to hear the truth. Every single member state should listen to Eli Sharabi’s courageous testimony.

First order of business for the Trump administration at the UN should be: *Pull the US out of the Paris Climate Agreement *Remove the US from the Human Rights Council *Stop all US funding of UNRWA *Set exit strategies for all Peacekeeping missions *Hold China accountable for COVID, Russia accountable for invading Ukraine, Iran accountable for Oct 7th *Significantly reduce US funding unless certain criteria are met.

If the Tik Tok ban is reversed, with the Chinese Communist Party still in control of it, it will be the first of many wins for China. Reminder this Chinese app is banned in China. Why would we allow this app in the US knowing that? India banned Tik Tok due to the social disruption it was causing. We can’t cave when it comes to America’s national security.

When I was governor in SC our unemployment went from 11% to 4%. How? Not by hiring foreign workers. We recruited foreign companies to invest in SC but not their workers. We retrained South Carolinians in our tech schools for these new jobs. The companies started apprentice programs for high school and college students. You know who paid for them? The companies, not govt. Today South Carolinians are building planes, automobiles, tires, etc. And building them well. What is lazy is for the tech industry to automatically go to foreign workers for their needs. If the tech industry needs workers, invest in our education system. Invest in our American workforce. We must invest in Americans first before looking elsewhere. Don’t ever underestimate the talent of Americans or the American spirit.