National Security

President Trump’s unprecedented practice of personally vetting four-star general candidates challenges the status quo, reinforcing America’s military readiness against bureaucratic complacency and political interference.

As power blackouts stretch beyond 19 hours daily, residents of Hadramout’s Mukalla rise in protest against an ineffective government plagued by corruption and fuel shortages—threatening regional stability and America’s strategic interests.

A brutal border conflict leaves thousands displaced and lives shattered—yet U.S. policymakers remain distant while global powers broker fragile ceasefires that may not protect American interests.

Britain’s plan to recognize a Palestinian state unless Israel meets sweeping demands threatens to embolden hostile actors and weaken the vital U.S.-Israel alliance—raising serious questions about allies who prioritize globalist appeasement over national sovereignty and security.

The recent 8.8 magnitude earthquake off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, the eighth largest ever recorded, triggered a Pacific-wide tsunami and highlights critical lessons for U.S. national security and disaster readiness.

Sixty years after Medicaid’s creation, sweeping cuts in Trump’s tax bill threaten to unravel this vital safety net, risking millions of Americans’ health and well-being.

As China pledges support to companies hit by U.S. tariffs, unresolved trade negotiations keep American businesses on edge, exposing the costly uncertainty Washington must confront to protect national economic interests.

Fifty years after the Helsinki Accords promised détente and human rights, Pope Leo’s call for renewed diplomacy underscores a critical test for American sovereignty amid global unrest.

The arrest of a suspect in the deliberate arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue marks a critical moment in confronting politically motivated antisemitic violence—an ominous threat with direct implications for national security and community safety in free societies.

A deadly firefight between Ugandan and South Sudanese forces over disputed borders reveals ongoing security lapses that threaten regional stability and U.S. interests abroad.