National Security

As ICE gears up for a massive deportation surge funded by a historic budget increase, its aggressive recruitment campaign raises serious questions about training standards and oversight—an urgent issue for America’s security and sovereignty.

As Republicans intensify scrutiny over President Biden’s cognitive capacity, senior aides push back fiercely, labeling probes as baseless while some witnesses invoke the Fifth Amendment — raising serious questions about transparency in Washington.

Malta’s decision to recognize a Palestinian state alongside France and Britain signals increased global pressure but risks destabilizing America’s efforts to secure lasting peace and protect its ally Israel.

A father accused of drowning his young daughter and concealing her body in New York faces murder charges after a fabricated abduction story unraveled. This case highlights the critical need for vigilance and accountability to protect innocent children and uphold justice.

A senseless shooting at Reno’s largest casino claimed three lives, including two young men celebrating a bachelor party. The tragedy lays bare critical lapses in security and oversight that endanger American families.

At a former nuclear bomb production site in South Carolina, a wasp nest exhibiting radiation levels ten times the federal limit highlights troubling gaps in transparency and safety protocols, exposing ongoing risks to American security and environmental health.

A pivotal Senate vote moves President Trump’s nominee forward to lead CISA, confronting partisan battles and agency turmoil over election security and misinformation—critical issues tied directly to America’s national sovereignty and electoral integrity.

Homeland Security’s biometric data-sharing agreement with Chile aims to track dangerous criminals—but does it sacrifice American sovereignty and privacy in the name of regional cooperation? Our investigation digs beneath the surface.

As Myanmar’s military government gears up for a contested year-end vote, it enacts a brutal new electoral law threatening death penalties for dissenters — a move that underscores not only the junta’s grip on power but also the risks of instability spilling beyond its borders.

An 8.8-magnitude earthquake off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula triggered tsunami waves and limited damage, but exposed the region’s vulnerabilities and raises questions about preparedness for natural disasters in geopolitically sensitive areas.