National Security

Nearly 80 years after the U.S. atomic bomb devastated Nagasaki, a restored cathedral bell symbolizes hope—but also prompts a sober look at the costly decisions behind ending World War II.

Germany’s renewed deportations of Afghan nationals signal a shift toward stricter migration enforcement in Europe, raising key questions about national sovereignty and the global migrant surge impacting America.

The EU escalates sanctions against Russia’s energy sector and shadow fleet, but these moves expose Europe’s vulnerability and leave America to shoulder the burden of confronting Putin’s aggression.

Washington’s trade pressure is driving Asian nations to lock into long-term U.S. LNG contracts that risk their energy independence and climate ambitions, while doing little to fix America’s trade deficits.

Brutal killings and looting ravage Syria’s Druze communities as the new regime’s militias perpetrate systemic violence, exposing the ongoing chaos and sectarian strife undermining peace and sovereignty.

President Trump is exploring a controversial path to remove Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, citing runaway renovation costs as a pretext. This move threatens the independence of the Fed and raises alarming questions about politicizing America’s monetary policy—an action that could destabilize markets and harm hardworking American families.

Despite UN-led talks aiming to bridge decades-long divisions in Cyprus, rival leaders remain deadlocked on critical border crossings, underscoring the ongoing challenge posed by Turkey’s military presence and demands.

A Canadian man’s hijacking of a small plane triggered a NORAD fighter jet response near Vancouver, exposing serious gaps in cross-border air security and ideology-driven threats.

Israel asserts a moral and legal duty to strike yihadist militants in southern Syria, highlighting the failure of international bodies like the UN to confront real terrorist threats near American ally Israel’s borders.

Ecuador’s judiciary has approved the extradition of notorious cartel leader José Adolfo Macías Villamar, aka “Fito,” signaling a critical step in the America First fight against international drug networks undermining our borders and communities.