National Security

Russia’s conviction of 15 captured Ukrainian soldiers on dubious terrorism charges is a blatant violation of the Geneva Conventions and a stark reminder of Moscow’s use of the justice system as a weapon against America’s ally.

Hungary’s Viktor Orbán flaunts his nation as Europe’s sole ‘pro-peace’ host for Trump-Putin talks, masking a troubling alliance that weakens NATO unity and rewards Russian aggression against Ukraine.

As President Trump prepares to host Zelenskyy amid ongoing war, his reluctance to send Ukraine long-range Tomahawk missiles reveals a troubling gap between American interests and the administration’s actions.

Hamas’ repeated delays in returning Israeli hostages’ remains expose the fragility of ceasefire deals and the risk to peace efforts that directly impact U.S. strategic interests in the Middle East.

After dropping out of the Georgia governor’s race at Trump’s urging, Vernon Jones enters a crowded GOP primary for Congress, raising questions about political maneuvering and true commitment to conservative principles.

Recent primary elections in key states highlight the struggle between entrenched incumbents and emerging challengers, exposing political vulnerabilities that could reshape Congress while underscoring the need to protect American sovereignty and values.

A Louisiana judge’s unprecedented decision to vacate a key LNG permit exposes regulatory failures that endanger Gulf Coast communities and national energy interests.

A federal judge’s decision to lift travel restrictions on Mahmoud Khalil allows him to freely promote a controversial agenda nationwide, revealing flaws in the immigration enforcement that threatens America’s security and sovereignty.

Two individuals arrested in a violent July 4 assault on a Texas immigration detention center now face serious terrorism-related charges, exposing the national security threat posed by left-wing radical groups under the guise of antifa.

Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro reportedly offered a slow exit plan to ease U.S. pressure—but the Biden administration declined, revealing persistent challenges in restoring freedom and sovereignty to Venezuela while protecting American interests.