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Oct 6, 2026
City records show CAIR drafted the definition of “Islamophobia” that San Diego adopted, the Mecca pact orders forces to Saudi Arabia, and Yemen’s government says it has retaken the coast at Bab el-Mandeb
Oct 4, 2026
San Diego’s new definition of “Islamophobia” was drafted in the local office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a group named in a Hamas-financing case and designated a terrorist organization by two American governors. Nearly 2,000 pages of city records show how it happened.
A program of mine did not work, a partnership did not fit, and the war has not ended the regime in Tehran. Ten scholars on what to do after a plan fails, and what changes at the Forum.
Oct 2, 2026
U.S. officials say the Roosevelt is bound for the Middle East, Axios reports two more Patriot batteries at Saudi and Qatari energy sites, and the President says new strikes on Iran are possible after November 3
Sep 30, 2026
A co-pilot stabs his captain on the Dubai to Tel Aviv flight, the plane lands in Saudi Arabia with its Israeli passengers, and Tehran's cabinet reads Washington's reply
Sep 29, 2026
The coalition leaves Iraq tomorrow, the militias say what comes next, the Treasury writes a pilgrims-only license for Najaf, and the crown prince receives Mansour bin Zayed
Sep 28, 2026
Two drones at the Saudi capital, schools online for the week, the foreign minister with Rubio, and the mediators back at work after the President said no
Arming Iranians, the Boston mapping project, who shot the tanker, and the donors locked out of Premium: 87 letters answered.
Sep 27, 2026
Thirty-two years after it opened a two-person office on K Street, the Council on American-Islamic Relations holds the label, the microphone and the money. An examination of CAIR’s financial discrepancies, hidden foreign financing, and the moderate American Muslims it actively silences.
