The current corrupt Trump Administration continues to round up what they call "criminal illegal aliens" all across the country, put them in ICE detention, and deport them as quickly as possible without due process of law. While the MAGA crowd supports these mass deportations, others have done real investigative reporting to document just who these people are who are being detained and then deported, and it has been shown that the vast majority of these people have no criminal backgrounds, and many of them are actually here legally with visas, Green Cards, and some of them are even U.S. citizens, just with the wrong color of skin. The BBC published an article this week looking at one group of people living in the U.S. who are being deported, Iranian Christians, many of whom came here as refugees to escape persecution in Iran from Muslims. Converting to a religion from Islam is against the law in many Muslim countries, with new converts being arrested and put in prison, if not worse. And now the Trump Administration is sending these Iranian Christians back to Iran.

He reportedly asked ICE agents for permission to drop his child off at a daycare in Beaverton, which was granted. However, after arriving at the Guidepost Montessori School parking lot, ICE said Khanbabazadeh became uncooperative.

He reportedly asked ICE agents for permission to drop his child off at a daycare in Beaverton, which was granted. However, after arriving at the Guidepost Montessori School parking lot, ICE said Khanbabazadeh became uncooperative.

TEHRAN — Sources close to the regime reported that Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian expressed worry during his highly publicized X interview that this Tucker Carlson guy might be a little extreme.

Iranian Shiite Grand Ayatollah Makarem Shirazi, 98, issued a fatwa calling on Muslims worldwide to assassinate President Donald Trump, as well as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Richard Stengel worked in the Obama administration as the Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs.

Iranian dissidents are scoffing Whoopi Goldberg’s “offensive” assertion equating the experiences of Black Americans to life under Iran’s oppressive autocratic regime, calling the comparison both misguided and deeply insensitive.

At least two people were killed on Friday in direct missile strikes launched by Iran against Israel.

Israel has announced that General Hossein Salami, the commander-in-chief of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), has been killed during its Thursday attack.

The U.S. embassy in Iraq is preparing to evacuate over heightened security risks, seemingly stemming from a potential conflict with Iran.

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The Israeli Air Force has therefore continued to increase its readiness and preparations for such potential strikes in Iran.

Top U.S. security officials say Iranian hackers sent unsolicited information stolen from President Trump's campaign to those affiliated with Joe Biden's campaign.

An Israeli man from the city of Ashkelon who is suspected of working with Iran's government has been accused of being involved in a plot to assassinate Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, among other top Israeli officials.

Iranian police opened fire on a 31-year-old woman on a road next to the Caspian Sea. The woman attempted to accelerate away in her car, perhaps already knowing that the police wanted to seize her vehicle.

President Biden is scheduled to meet with his national security team in the Situation Room Monday ahead of an anticipated Iranian attack against Israel.

An advisor to the Commander in Chief of Iran’s elite Al-Quds force warned on Sunday that Israel will not see its 80th anniversary as a modern day country.

TEHRAN, IRAN — In a touching, romantic statement on X (formerly Twitter), the Supreme Leader of Iran Ali Khamenei let American college students know that he appreciates their anti-Semetic protests and support of his regime and that he also has a few open slots in the harem if any of the women might happen to be interested.

TEHRAN, IRAN — According to official sources in the Iranian government, the masses of Iranian citizens singing, dancing, and setting off firecrackers in the streets during the five-day public grieving period following the death of former President Ebrahim Raisi are "going through part of the mourning process."

Following the death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash over the weekend, the deceased leader questioned the furnishings of Paradise and wondered why it was so crazy hot up there.

The world’s cyberpowers are believed to have been infiltrating rivals’ critical infrastructure for years planting malware that could be triggered to disrupt basic services.