Both U.S. Airmen Recovered After Fighter Jet Downed Near the Strait of Hormuz
The U.S.–Iran conflict reached a pivotal moment Friday after an American F‑15E Strike Eagle was shot down over Iran. What began as […]
Category: Iran War
Israeli Restrictions on Holy Site Access Deepen Global Concern The Monarch Journal — Short Report
Israel’s sweeping closure of Jerusalem’s holiest religious sites—Christian, Muslim, and Jewish—has triggered global alarm as worshippers find themselves locked out during the […]
Vance Escalates Claims Against Omar, Accuses Her of Immigration Fraud; Omar Calls Allegations “Bigoted Lies” The Monarch Journal — Short Report
Vice President J.D. Vance has intensified a long‑running right‑wing narrative by publicly accusing Rep. Ilhan Omar of committing immigration fraud—reviving a claim […]
A Quiet Exit, A Loud Aftermath Subhead: The U.S. prepares to declare victory, but the consequences—from political blowback to economic strain—are only beginning.
PART III — Winding Down, Political Backlash, and the Unfinished Business of Empire A War Moving Toward Closure With the conflict entering […]
Part II–Commanders Down, Communities Displaced Subhead: Key Iranian leaders are killed, yet the war’s deepest wounds fall on vulnerable populations and a global economy already stretched thin.
PART II — Strikes, Losses, and the Human Cost of a Short War The Impact of U.S. Military Strikes American operations have […]
Part I–Ambition Meets Resistance in the First Month of War Subhead: The administration’s sweeping goals remain largely unmet, raising questions about strategy, impact, and who bears the cost.
PART I — The First Month: Power, Ambition, and the Edges of Control The War That Wasn’t Supposed to Escalate One month […]