National Security

A federal appeals court rejects the plea agreement that would have spared Khalid Sheikh Mohammed from the death penalty, prolonging a two-decade legal battle over America’s worst terrorist attack.

For the third consecutive summer, Vermont faces destructive flash floods damaging homes and infrastructure, spotlighting inadequate government response amid worsening climate threats.

Paramilitary forces escalate brutal attacks in Sudan’s Kordofan, killing civilians and deepening humanitarian crises—an alarming reminder of the global unrest that threatens America’s security and strategic interests.

A recent Houthi attack on a Liberian-flagged cargo vessel in the Red Sea has resulted in multiple presumed deaths and missing crew, underscoring the ongoing threat posed by Iranian-backed militants to global trade routes critical to America’s economic and security interests.

Under President Trump’s new budget, ICE becomes the largest security agency in America with a $75 billion allocation—surpassing most world armies—igniting concerns over government overreach and civil liberties.

The Trump administration’s decision to reduce USAID funding has pushed the World Food Programme to suspend vital food aid across crisis-stricken West and Central Africa—jeopardizing millions of lives and undermining regional security.

As extreme heat disrupts Wimbledon matches, questions arise about event organizers’ readiness to protect fans and players in a warming world.

Turkey’s recent symbolic disarmament of PKK fighters is a cautious step in ending decades of insurgency, yet underlying tensions and regional complexities threaten long-term peace and American interests.

Lebanon’s president openly rejects normalization with Israel, underscoring enduring regional instability and exposing cracks in U.S.-led peace efforts that demand a renewed America First strategy.

The ongoing U.N. humanitarian response to Ukraine’s displacement crisis exposes a critical question: Why does Washington prioritize overseas aid over securing our own borders and protecting American families?