Foreign Policy

A recent drone strike in Goma, Congo, killing at least one civilian and escalating violence between government forces and the M23 rebel group, underscores the ongoing regional instability with critical implications for American diplomacy and global security.

The ongoing U.S.-Iran conflict reveals Washington’s critical economic vulnerabilities as Tehran weaponizes global oil markets, challenging American resolve and testing national security.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard launches fresh missile attacks on Israel and U.S. bases in Iraq, intensifying threats to American security and destabilizing the region.

Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Kuwait successfully intercepted multiple Iranian missile and drone attacks targeting vital infrastructure, underscoring Tehran’s ongoing campaign to destabilize the region—and highlighting a direct threat to American interests.

As the conflict with Iran intensifies, global markets jitter in response to soaring oil prices and geopolitical uncertainty—posing a direct threat to American families and national security.

The Pentagon reveals more than 140 American servicemen wounded in Iranian retaliatory strikes, raising urgent questions about U.S. strategy and troop safety in the volatile Middle East.

President Trump cautiously opens door to talks with Iran’s new leadership, emphasizing U.S. victory and strict conditions amid escalating military actions that protect American interests.

The State Department’s decision to allocate up to $40 million for evacuating Americans amid the Iran war reveals persistent failures in emergency planning and response—putting national sovereignty and citizen safety at risk.

Recent polls show growing American unease with U.S. military action in Iran—most reject prolonged engagement fearing it undermines national security and burdens families at the gas pump.

Israel’s Netanyahu places the onus on Iranians to overthrow their oppressive regime as joint Israeli-American strikes intensify, exposing the globalist threat to American security interests.