National Security

Syrian government troops have entered the flashpoint city of Al-Suwayda to restore control after deadly sectarian violence, but Israel’s bombing campaign threatens regional stability—posing direct challenges to American security interests.

Europe’s new aid deal with Israel to supply Gaza exposes cracks within the EU and raises urgent questions about the bloc’s stance on terrorism, security, and America’s strategic interests in the Middle East.

A U.S. appeals court temporarily blocks the Trump administration from ending Temporary Protected Status for thousands of Afghans, raising questions over immigration policy and national sovereignty.

As southern Arizona voters choose a successor to the late Rep. Raúl Grijalva, the stakes go beyond local politics—this seat represents a frontline in America’s border security and national sovereignty battles.

As a Colorado dentist faces trial for allegedly poisoning his wife and attempting to silence the lead investigator, this case highlights the critical need for vigilance in protecting truth and justice from destructive forces.

President Trump and Senator David McCormick’s partnership to secure $70 billion in energy and tech investments in Pennsylvania signals a vital step toward restoring American energy independence and economic strength in a key swing state.

An illegal immigrant’s firebomb attack on pro-Israel demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado, culminating in a tragic death, reveals the urgent need to secure our borders and uphold law enforcement accountability.

Trump’s nominee for U.N. ambassador, Mike Waltz, stands before the Senate facing tough questions about a serious breach of military secrecy that cost him his national security adviser role—highlighting risks to America’s global standing under current leadership.

A deadly speedboat accident off Indonesia’s Mentawai Islands highlights chronic safety enforcement failures that threaten regional stability and global supply chains, demanding America’s strategic attention.

A year after Sheikh Hasina’s ousting, Bangladesh spirals into political fragmentation, religious extremism, and foreign realignment—highlighting the consequences of leadership failure and the risks to America’s strategic foothold in South Asia.