National Security

A significant wave of resignations is unsettling the Minnesota U.S. Attorney’s office amid disputes over federal immigration enforcement and handling of fatal shootings by federal agents, revealing deeper fractures within the Justice Department under Biden’s administration.

As we reflect on influential figures who passed in January 2026—from a notorious CIA traitor to cultural icons—we must ask how their legacies impact America’s future sovereignty and security.

As athletes enjoy the Cortina Olympic Village’s snowy charm, critical questions arise about the allocation of resources and national priorities amid global uncertainty.

In a decisive move defending American sovereignty, a U.S. Navy jet shot down an Iranian drone approaching the USS Abraham Lincoln, highlighting Tehran’s ongoing attempts to challenge U.S. presence and freedom of navigation in critical international waters.

A federal judge has stopped the Trump administration’s attempt to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, exposing the administration’s disregard for human safety and national sovereignty principles.

As Brazil confronts AI-driven fake news ahead of October elections, Washington must heed this clear warning: technology weaponized against democratic processes threatens America’s sovereignty and the very foundation of our republic.

A shocking case in northern France reveals not only horrendous crimes against a child but also disturbing lapses in justice and parental responsibility, underscoring the need for vigilance to protect America’s own children from similar threats.

French legal actions against Marine Le Pen threaten to reshape not only France’s political future but also the transatlantic alliance, raising critical questions about governance, accountability, and the forces challenging national sovereignty in the West.

Two Swedish gang members receive harsh prison sentences for grenade attack near Israeli embassy in Copenhagen, highlighting dangerous overlap of gang crime and terrorism in Europe.

As Spain joins Europe in restricting social media access for children under 16, the move raises serious questions about government control over digital freedoms and the potential impact on American families.