The Louisiana senator might speak with a disarming drawl, but it sounds like he means every word. Americans need to listen.

"I’m going to try to make a bomb," the man reportedly told Border Patrol officials after his apprehension in El Paso, Texas.

"He’s used these platforms for years to incite violent antisemitism, to legitimize militant anti-zionism and to make genocidal threats."

The strike appeared to be part of a shift in Israeli strategy toward targeted killings of figures from Hezbollah and allied groups.

A new report says the Islamic terror group Hezbollah has the potential to launch attacks that could target sites in the United States.

With Israel hinting it might go to war with the terror group Hezbollah, the Biden administration is scrambling to contain the conflict.

The clashes came as skirmishes between Lebanon's Hezbollah group and Israeli military continue to intensify along the Lebanon-Israel border.

"Even the military bases that do exist in the Middle East are not nearly as many as the post would have you believe."

Hamas' attack stunned the country with its brutality, its unprecedented toll and the failure of intelligence agencies to know it was coming.

With Biden trying to satisfy his leftist base as well as Americans sympathetic to Israel, he's likely playing both sides of the street.