National Security

House Democrats are escalating pressure on the Justice Department to release Jeffrey Epstein investigation files, challenging Republican hesitation and exposing party divisions ahead of a crucial legislative recess.

A near-collision between a B-52 bomber and a commercial jet over North Dakota reveals troubling gaps in air traffic control at small airports, raising urgent questions about aviation safety and government oversight.

The Supreme Court’s decision to allow the removal of Democratic commissioners from the Consumer Product Safety Commission threatens the independence of federal agencies designed to protect Americans, raising serious concerns about unchecked executive power.

Severe flooding in New Mexico reveals the consequences of inadequate infrastructure and emergency response, threatening American families near the Texas border.

Months after being deported under a harsh immigration crackdown, Venezuelan men accused of gang ties endure foreign imprisonment, exposing troubling flaws in U.S. enforcement and humanitarian responsibility.

A federal judge rejected the Trump administration’s attempt to unseal secret grand jury records related to Jeffrey Epstein, underscoring the limits of government transparency even under pressure from political factions demanding accountability.

The State Department investigates Harvard’s participation in a key visa program amid ongoing sanctions, raising questions about political motives and the impact on America’s educational sovereignty.

Peter Lamelas, Trump’s ambassador nominee to Argentina, fuels political fire with calls for judicial action against Argentina’s ex-president and warnings on China, provoking fierce backlash over American interference.

The UN’s highest court demands all nations act on climate change with binding legal consequences, but this global overreach risks undermining America’s sovereignty and economic liberty.

European leaders express alarm over Zelenski’s controversial move to place Ukraine’s key anti-corruption bodies under executive control—jeopardizing reforms crucial to rule of law and Western support.