Cyrus’s gold: How wealthy outsiders funded Jerusalem’s rebirth and why the left fears it
Persian gold flowed into Jerusalem more than 2,500 years ago, not as plunder but as deliberate investment. Cyrus the Great, the wealthiest and most powerful ruler of his era, issued a decree that sent Jewish exiles back to their capital, returned the sacred vessels Nebuchadnezzar had looted from the First Temple, and ordered funds from royal treasuries to pay for rebuilding the house of God. The project succeeded because one man controlled vast resources and chose to direct them toward Jewish restoration.

President Trump Has Secured Trillions of Dollars in New Investments — and the List Keeps Growing 
Since President Donald J. Trump took office, his bold America First economic policies have unleashed an unprecedented wave of private-sector investment. Companies worldwide are racing to onshore production, strengthen domestic supply chains, and build the future here at home — delivering trillions of dollars in new investments and cementing U.S. dominance in manufacturing, AI, energy, and advanced technology.

Somali ‘autism’ center chief pleads guilty to $6 million fraud scheme
Abdinajib Hassan Yussuf and his partners approached Minnesota parents of Somali descent to “recruit” their children to the center and qualify them for autism services — even if they were not autistic. The Department of Justice (DOJ) charged Abdinajib Hassan Yussuf, 27, in December 2025 with making fraudulent Early Intensive Developmental and Behavioral Intervention (EIDBI) claims to the Minnesota government. Yussuf and his team raked in more than $6 million through the fraudulent claims, according to a DOJ press release

Trump: Ending Iran war will be ‘mutual’ US-Israeli decision
President Donald Trump said the United States and Israel are fully aligned on a timeline for concluding the war against Iran, stressing that the decision to end the conflict would consider the opinion of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Speaking to The Times of Israel on Sunday, Trump said he had been discussing the timeframe for ending the military campaign with Netanyahu. He added that the decision on when to stop fighting would be “mutual,” while noting that Washington would ultimately have the final say. “I’ll make a decision at the right time, but everything’s going to be taken into account,”

Morton Klein: Mojtaba Khamenei rise shows Iran’s ideology unchanged
“Mojtaba Khamenei’s appointment makes crystal clear the Iranian Islamist regime’s refusal to change and its renewed commitment to radical Islam, extremism, and barbarism,” Klein said. According to Klein, the younger Khamenei holds the same views as his father and his rise signals that the regime remains committed to a rigid and literal interpretation of the Koran. “That’s why Khamenei will continue to have enormous hostility toward non-Muslims and non-Muslim state including the United States, Europe, and Israel,” he stated. “They believe that sowing global turmoil and chaos will hasten the arrival of the Mahdi, Islam’s messianic figure.”

Watch: IDF strikes six regime airfields in Iran
Defrin announced that on Sunday, the Israeli Air Force completed a series of strikes on six major Iranian military airfields. The strikes were conducted as part of the effort to increase the IAF’s air superiority over Iran. During the strikes, multiple aircraft were destroyed, including IRGC Quds Force planes as well as Iranian military helicopters. In addition, the IDF struck runways and defense and detection systems intended to operate against IAF aircraft operating in the skies of Tehran.

Hezbollah preparing for long war, US pours cold water on Lebanon-Israel talks proposal
In recent days, the attacks on northern Israel have not stopped. Anti-tank missile incidents targeting IDF positions along the northern border have also continued. Among many Israeli officials and foreign diplomats, the question being asked is: “What is the terrorist organization trying to achieve with this move, which seems completely illogical.

‘Nothing to Save’: Defections, Command Breakdown Grip Iran’s Security Forces as US-Israel Strikes Pound Regime
A taxi driver in Tehran this past week said he had picked up a commander from Iran’s Basij parliamentary force who, midway through the ride, hurled his mobile phone out the window into the rubble of a bombed building. The officer explained that many of his comrades in the Basij, the paramilitary organization operating under the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), were doing the same, hoping the Iranian regime would assume they had been killed.

Trump Admin to Designate Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan as a Terrorist Group
The Trump administration will soon designate the branch of the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan as a terrorist group, the US State Department announced on Monday, following similar steps targeting the global Islamist network’s activity in Lebanon, Egypt, and Jordan. “Today, the Department of State is designating the Sudanese Muslim Brotherhood as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist and intends to designate the group as a Foreign Terrorist Organization, effective March 16, 2026,”

Turkey Says NATO Defenses Shot Down Second Incoming Iranian Missile
Turkey said on Monday that NATO air defenses shot down a second Iranian ballistic missile that had entered its airspace and warned that it would move against any such threats, which increasingly pose a test for Ankara and the alliance. The incident in southern Turkey marks the second intercepted missile from Iran in the last week. Turkey, NATO‘s second-largest army and Iran’s neighbor, had warned Tehran on Saturday against attacking again, but it has not suggested it wants to formally call on bloc members for further protection.

‘Jerusalem is eligible for weapons,’ Ben-Gvir says 
More than 300,000 residents in 41 Jerusalem neighborhoods are now able to apply for personal firearm licenses, Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel’s Minister of National Security, announced on Monday. “This morning, I approved the addition of 41 more neighborhoods in Jerusalem as areas of eligibility for personal weapons licenses as part of the continued expansion of the gun reform that I am leading,” he posted on X.

“There is no safe place for the Iranian axis of evil anywhere in the Middle East,” the IDF chief of staff said. 
Lebanon’s Hezbollah, the “extremist arm of the Iranian octopus,” will pay a “heavy price” for its ongoing attacks on the Jewish state, Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir said on Sunday. “Overnight, we operated against Iranian Quds Force commanders in Lebanon, in Beirut, and targeted them. I tell you that there is no safe place for the Iranian axis of evil anywhere in the Middle East—not in Beirut and not anywhere else,” Zamir told soldiers during a visit to Home Front Command headquarters in Ramle.

Report: Trump open to killing Iran’s new supreme leader if he rejects US demands
President Donald Trump has told aides he would support killing Iran’s new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei if he refuses to comply with U.S. demands, including ending Iran’s nuclear program, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal citing current and former U.S. officials.

Israel launches new large-scale attacks on Tehran
Israel has launched new large-scale attacks against Iran this evening. At least one loud explosion was reportedly heard in the capital, Tehran. Israel’s military said in a statement on Monday evening that it had launched a series of “broad strikes” against “terror targets” in Tehran, the second time that day. Shortly before the announcement, AFP journalists in the Iranian capital reported a loud explosion. Fighter jets were also reportedly heard in connection with it.

Trump says Putin talks were very good on Iran and Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump had a phone conversation earlier in the day. On the agenda were the war in Iran and Ukraine. “It was a very good conversation,” Trump said when asked at a press conference. Trump does not reveal any details, but he confirms that the two presidents talked about the war in Ukraine. It’s a war that never ends. There’s such hatred between Putin and Zelenskyy (Volodymyr, the president of Ukraine), they can’t seem to get it together. But I think it was a good conversation on that topic.

Iran unleashes unrestrained terror campaign against Israeli & Jewish targets abroad as part of war effort, security officials warn 
A senior official of Israel’s National Security Council (NSC) sounded the alarm about an “unprecedented removal of restraints” regarding Iranian terror plots targeting Israelis abroad, The Jerusalem Post reported. Israel’s security services have identified and warned about an increased threat to Israelis abroad following the strikes on Iranian military and intelligence assets. On Monday, an explosion damaged the facade of a synagogue in Liege, Belgium, without causing injuries.

IRGC: We will decide when war ends, Trump warns of death, fire, and fury
Iran’s IRGC warns it will “determine the end of the war” and threatens to halt regional oil exports if US and Israeli attacks continue. Trump: If Iran does anything, we will hit them 20 times harder.

FBI Obtains Election Records From Arizona Senate
The FBI has collected a large volume of Arizona election records from the state’s Senate as part of a grand jury investigation. The subpoena indicates a broader scope of the investigation into irregularities in the 2020 election. The subpoena, first reported by Just the News, was confirmed to The Epoch Times by a source familiar with the investigation. The large volume of electronic data includes ballots and voter records, according to the source.

Satellite Data Shows Iran Moving Crude Through Hormuz Chokepoint, Putting Kharg Island In Focus
Geospatial intelligence data from TankerTrackers estimates that Iran-linked tanker flows through the Strait of Hormuz have topped nearly 12 million barrels since Feb. 28, the start of Operation Epic Fury. Because the data is delayed, updated satellite imagery may only suggest that the actual figure is much higher.

Iran turns to China’s BeiDou satellites to outfox Israeli anti-drone electronic warfare defences 
Iran has dumped reliance on the US GPS satellite network to guide drones and missiles and switched to China’s BeiDou satellite navigation system that is complicating Israel’s air defence operations. Since the 12-day war with Israel last June, Tehran has upgraded its satellite intelligence that reportedly will reduce the effectiveness of Israel’s electronic warfare tactics that disrupted Iranian drones and missile attacks in the short summer campaign, according to defence analysts.

US moves to end long-running sanctions evasion case versus Turkey’s Halkbank with deferred prosecution deal
The US’s long-running criminal prosecution of Turkish state-run lender Halkbank over the evasion of sanctions on Iran is to end with a deferred prosecution agreement, if the move is approved by a judge. The US government announced the agreement on March 9, stating that the accord would advance Washington’s interest in curbing support for ​Iran. Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has controversially lobbied US counterpart Donald Trump during both his terms in the White House to drop the prosecution.

IDF: More than 1,900 Iranian Regime members killed since start of Iran operation
The Israeli military said Monday evening it is continuing its campaign against Iran and its regional allies, reporting significant strikes on Iranian military infrastructure since the start of the operation. IDF spokesperson Effie Defrin said Israeli forces have killed more than 1,900 members linked to the Iranian regime and wounded many others as part of efforts to weaken Tehran’s military and strategic capabilities. According to the army, Israeli strikes have also targeted key logistical assets, including six military airports and 16 transport aircraft used by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard to move weapons and funding across the Middle East.

Severe flooding kills 42 across Kenya as heavy rains trigger flash floods in Nairobi
Severe flooding killed at least 42 people across Kenya by March 9, 2026, after heavy rains triggered flash floods in Nairobi and other parts of the country over the weekend. Available reporting indicated that about 25–26 of the deaths were recorded in the capital, where floodwaters swept away vehicles, disrupted transport, and forced large-scale rescue operations.

Meteorite damages homes in Koblenz, Germany after bright fireball
A bright fireball crossed the sky over western Europe at 17:55 UTC (18:55 local time) on March 8, 2026, producing meteorites that struck residential buildings in Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. Several fragments penetrated roofs in the city’s Güls district and damaged houses, while meteorites were recovered shortly after the event. No injuries were reported.

We Are Being Told The War Is Almost Over, But The White House Is Also Not Ruling Out Boots On The Ground And A Military Draft
When President Trump stated “the war is very complete” on Monday, it got a lot of people excited. Unfortunately, there are also lots of signs that, instead of ending, the war with Iran could soon escalate dramatically. I’m going to share some information that is quite alarming. Hopefully, the ominous scenarios currently being floated in D.C. won’t come to fruition.

The Largest Supply Disruption In History Has Made The Price Of Oil The Most Important Economic Number In The World At This Moment
Sunday night, the price of oil hit $116 a barrel. If the price of oil stays above $100 a barrel for an extended time, it will crush the global economy. Our way of life depends upon cheap energy. After the crazy spike, for the moment, they’ve successfully pushed the price back below 90 dollars a barrel. But how long will they be able to keep it there?

Exposed: A network of WHO Collaboration Centers operating within nations controls public health
Today, there are 827 WHO Collaborating Centers worldwide. Despite the US exiting the WHO, there are still 70 active WHO collaborating centers in the country.  So, exiting WHO is not enough. Through its “collaboration” tentacles, WHO maintains influence and control regardless of whether a country is in or out of the WHO.

DOJ Indicts IED Flinging ‘ISIS-Inspired Terrorists’ In NYC As Mamdani Blames ‘White Supremacy’
The two “alleged ISIS-inspired terrorists” who attempted to bomb a New York City anti-Muslim protest outside of Gracie Mansion were charged by the Department of Justice on Monday. Both men came very close to killing a lot of people before being arrested. Two devices were originally found, and a third device was located in a car connected to the men.

MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD MOLE IN STATE DEPARTMENT: Jomana Qaddour Trained Under Jihad Recruiter Hamed Ghazali, Now Directs U.S. Syria Policy
Qaddour, Senior Syria Advisor at the State Dept, attended Islamic School of Greater Kansas City while run by Hamed Ghazali, a Muslim Brotherhood figure dedicated to tarbiyah indoctrination – raising serious questions about longstanding Brotherhood ties, including those of her father (founder of Islamic Society of Wichita), influencing U.S. foreign policy on post-Assad Syria.

New Palestinian Constitution Draft: Sharia Law, Undefined Borders, And A Permanent War Against The Jews
Early in February, a new document emerged, titled “Draft of the Temporary Constitution of the State of Palestine. While it’s currently in draft form, the document introduces what the Palestine Constitution should be. It doesn’t take much scratching of the surface to discover the real agenda, which–to nobody’s surprise–has no place for Jews or Israel.

‘I’ll Kill You on the Koran’: 14-Year-Old Jewish Girl Brutally Attacked by Three Teenagers in Sarcelles Suburb Near Paris
In yet another disturbing incident highlighting the escalating anti-Semitic violence in France, a 14-year-old Jewish girl was physically assaulted and threatened with death by three teenagers in the Paris suburb of Sarcelles on Friday, March 6, 2026.