Trump Names Sen. Markwayne Mullin as New DHS Secretary
President Donald Trump announced that Markwayne Mullin, a U.S. senator from Oklahoma, will become the new secretary of the United States Department of Homeland Security, replacing Kristi Noem in a significant leadership change within the administration.
Trump shared the announcement on Truth Social, praising Mullin and expressing confidence in his ability to lead the department during a time when border security and immigration enforcement remain central priorities for the administration. READ MORE
Trump Issues Warning to Cuba as U.S. Pressure on Havana Intensifies
President Donald Trump issued a strong warning directed at the government of Cuba, saying the country’s leadership should consider negotiations with the United States as economic and political pressure on the island continues to grow.
In an interview with CNN, Trump said the Cuban government may face increasing difficulties if current conditions persist. He suggested that leaders in Havana should consider reaching an agreement while diplomatic options remain available. READ MORE
Former CIA Officer Discusses Possibility of Kurdish Action as Iran Tensions Rise
Former Central Intelligence Agency officer John Kiriakou, who previously spoke publicly about the agency’s use of waterboarding during counterterrorism interrogations, recently discussed the possibility of Kurdish military action involving Iran.
Speaking during an interview on Fox News, Kiriakou suggested there is a strong likelihood that Kurdish groups could attempt a ground operation in western Iran. His comments come amid rising regional tensions and reports of military activity connected to an operation described in some sources as Operation Epic Fury, which has been associated with strikes targeting Iranian military and nuclear-related infrastructure. READ MORE
Trump Welcomes Lionel Messi and Inter Miami Champions to White House
President Donald Trump welcomed Lionel Messi and the Inter Miami CF squad to the White House on March 5, 2026, recognizing the team’s championship victory and its impact on the growing popularity of professional soccer in the United States.
The ceremony took place in the White House East Room, where the team was honored for winning the 2025 MLS Cup. Inter Miami secured the title after defeating the Vancouver Whitecaps FC, marking the club’s first league championship since joining Major League Soccer. READ MORE