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NRCC Winter Meeting 2026 Draws National Leaders and Energizes Supporters in Key Biscayne The National Republican Congressional Committee Winter Meeting 2026 brought together an extraordinary gathering of national leaders, members of Congress, influential supporters, and policy advocates in a packed and highly energized setting in Key Biscayne, Florida. The atmosphere was unmistakably strong—filled with momentum, […]

Strategic Realignment or ‘Sunni Ring’? Why the Turkish-Egyptian Thaw Matters for Turkish Americans For decades, the geopolitical map of the Middle East was defined by rigid rivalries: a “Resistance Axis” led by Iran, a “Moderate Bloc” of U.S.-aligned Arab states, and a Türkiye often navigating the space between NATO commitments and its own regional ambitions.

Between Washington and Tehran, Ankara Tries Not to Blink ANKARA — Three days before the United States and Israel unleashed the most sweeping air campaign against Iran in decades, killing Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and plunging the region into open war, Turkish officials were already gaming out the unthinkable. Behind closed doors in Ankara, diplomats

Beyond the One-Sided Narrative: Why U.S. Schools Are Failing the History of the Ottoman Collapse WASHINGTON — For decades, the American educational system has presented a singular, emotionally charged narrative regarding the end of the Ottoman Empire. In classrooms from California to Massachusetts, students are taught a history of the years 1915–1923 that mirrors the