National Security

The transfer of thousands of Islamic State prisoners from Syria to Iraq, initiated by Baghdad and supported by Washington, exposes ongoing security risks and unsettled control in northeast Syria—with serious implications for American border security and regional stability.

Mark Rutte’s behind-the-scenes diplomacy helped President Trump back down from a reckless bid to acquire Greenland, safeguarding transatlantic unity and America’s strategic interests.

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, President Trump sharply criticized Spain for refusing to meet NATO defense spending targets, highlighting a persistent issue of free-riding within the alliance that undermines U.S. leadership and national security.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. dismisses rumors of serious illness after brief hospitalization, revealing how mounting pressures reflect deeper governance and regional security crises.

A recent 21% drop in homicide rates across 35 cities signals progress, but what’s driving this change—and who really deserves credit? We investigate the facts behind the numbers and the broader implications for American security.

After Uganda’s contested election, police arrested a top opposition figure’s ally amidst deadly clashes—revealing a ruthless regime suppressing dissent and raising alarms for global stability and U.S. interests.

As European leaders scramble to mend transatlantic ties following President Trump’s bold moves on Greenland and trade threats, the crisis exposes the danger of relying on unpredictable globalist diplomacy over firm America First principles.

The Venezuelan government’s belated release of Rafael Tudares, son-in-law of opposition leader Edmundo González, exposes the regime’s ongoing use of arbitrary detention as a weapon against dissent ahead of international pressure.

A deadly shooting in Lake Cargelligo, Australia, claims three lives and wounds one, revealing critical vulnerabilities in local law enforcement response and public safety protocols.

TEPCO suspends restart of Kashiwazaki-Kariwa reactor hours after resuming, exposing lingering nuclear safety concerns that resonate with America’s energy independence goals.