National Security

The brutal killing of a Syrian-American man amid sectarian bloodshed in Syria underscores the dangers of Washington’s disengaged Middle East policy and the urgent need for America-first strategies to protect our citizens and advance national security.

As President Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff heads to the Middle East, America faces a critical test: securing a ceasefire that protects Israel and restores stability, or risking endless conflict fueled by false hopes and weak diplomacy.

The U.S. Justice Department plans to question Ghislaine Maxwell on Jeffrey Epstein’s case, stirring tensions among Trump supporters demanding full transparency on alleged high-profile accomplices.

The Treasury Department exposes a sophisticated Iranian-backed network importing oil and laundering cash to sustain Yemen’s Houthi rebels—undermining regional security and America’s interests.

President Trump’s firm tariff threat compels AstraZeneca to pledge $50 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing—proof that America First policies work to protect jobs and national interests.

Republican Rep. Jim Jordan was deposed under oath in a federal lawsuit over decades-old sexual abuse at Ohio State University, raising critical questions on institutional accountability and political responsibility.

As Bryan Kohberger faces sentencing for the brutal murders of four Idaho students, critical questions about justice, transparency, and community safety remain unanswered.

In a critical federal case tied to the death of a U.S. Border Patrol agent, Vermont’s chief judge denies delay on lethal penalty decisions despite rushed government timelines, spotlighting challenges at the intersection of law enforcement and radical domestic threats.

Anti-Israel protests on a Greek island block Israeli tourists from disembarking, exposing the widening reach of geopolitical conflict and its impact on everyday freedoms and international relations.

As pressure mounts for transparency on Jeffrey Epstein’s case, House Speaker Mike Johnson’s decision to send Congress on an early recess reveals a fractured GOP unwilling to confront powerful interests, leaving justice delayed and public trust eroded.