National Security

Human Rights Watch reveals over 1,200 deaths caused by Haitian security drone strikes, including children and unarmed civilians. This unchecked violence demands urgent accountability to protect innocent lives and uphold human dignity.

Years after Fukushima’s nuclear disaster, local efforts to measure radiation reveal persistent risks and government failures that demand accountability as Japan pushes for town revivals.

Iran’s persistent missile and drone attacks on Gulf Arab nations threaten critical energy routes and destabilize a region vital to U.S. interests—yet Washington’s response remains uncertain.

President Trump insists no legislation passes without a strict voting bill that ends widespread mail-in ballots and demands proof of citizenship, raising urgent questions about election security and voter rights ahead of crucial midterms.

The White House’s use of action movie clips, video game footage, and sports highlights to promote real military strikes against Iran dangerously trivializes war, eroding respect for American service members and undermining national dignity.

The US government officially condemns the Taliban’s practice of detaining Americans as leverage, joining Iran in a crackdown against countries weaponizing wrongful detention to extort policy favors.

After decades of medical diplomacy, Cuba is retreating from Guyana amid Washington’s relentless pressure to cut off support to Havana’s regime, highlighting a critical struggle over sovereignty and influence in the Americas.

As the U.S.-Israeli strikes escalate in the Middle East, Asian rivals like North Korea double down on nuclear ambitions while allies question Washington’s unilateral military actions, exposing cracks in U.S. influence that threaten America’s national security and economic interests.

Just weeks before launching airstrikes in Iran, a US intelligence assessment concluded military action would not change Iranian leadership—yet the administration pressed ahead, raising serious questions about strategic judgment and national interest.

A rare student sit-in at the University of Havana exposes both Castro regime incompetence and the crippling effects of America’s energy blockade—highlighting a crisis that threatens education, freedom, and regional stability.