National Security

On the fourth anniversary of President Kais Saied’s authoritarian takeover, Tunisians risk everything protesting a regime that crushes opposition and civil liberties—an urgent reminder for America to uphold freedom abroad and guard against similar overreach at home.

The International Criminal Court charges Hungary with breaching legal duties for refusing to detain Israeli PM Netanyahu, highlighting tensions between national sovereignty and globalist institutions.

The U.S. government’s $4 billion military loan to Poland raises critical questions about American interests and the cost of supporting NATO’s eastern flank amid ongoing European conflicts.

The retraction of a groundbreaking study on arsenic-based life ignites crucial questions about editorial power, scientific rigor, and America’s leadership in research innovation.

Ghislaine Maxwell’s extensive interviews with the Justice Department reveal the ongoing challenges in uncovering full accountability in the Epstein saga, raising sharp questions about political influence and transparency.

Pakistan urges tech giants to block hundreds of social media accounts tied to banned militant groups, spotlighting the ongoing digital battlefield where terrorism spreads and threatens stability—an issue with direct implications for American national security.

Despite major policy wins, President Trump remains entangled in the Jeffrey Epstein saga—a controversy fueled by his own administration’s mixed signals and media distractions, risking America’s focus on sovereignty and prosperity.

As troop deployments at the southern border surge to historic highs, questions arise about blurred lines between military and civilian law enforcement—pushing America into uncharted legal and security territory.

Amid a worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, hundreds of aid trucks remain stalled at Israel’s border, exposing inefficiencies and security challenges that endanger relief efforts—and innocent lives. This investigation reveals the complex realities behind the headlines.

One year after the U.S. arrest of cartel kingpin ‘El Mayo’ Zambada, Mexico vows to pacify Sinaloa—but internal cartel wars have left over 1,500 dead while government efforts reveal alarming gaps and questionable cooperation with U.S. agencies.