National Security

As Morocco hosts Senegal in the Africa Cup final, this showdown goes beyond soccer—highlighting critical national infrastructure strides in Africa and challenging U.S. interests amid shifting global dynamics.

Delcy Rodríguez’s cabinet shake-up ousts Alex Saab, a key Maduro ally with a clouded past in corruption and U.S. indictments, revealing the inner workings of Venezuela’s regime under pressure.

The U.S. announces an executive board to supervise Gaza’s new government, including controversial figures like Tony Blair and Jared Kushner, raising critical questions about sovereignty, accountability, and true peace prospects.

Former President Trump steps forward to renew US mediation between Egypt and Ethiopia over the Nile dam dispute, aiming to prevent regional conflict and secure vital water resources—highlighting America’s crucial role in global stability.

The FAA’s warning about hazardous military activities disrupting navigation in critical Pacific air corridors exposes troubling risks to American aviation safety and regional stability.

The delivery of a Nobel Peace Prize medal to President Trump by Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has raised pressing legal questions about ownership and emoluments—issues that strike at the heart of presidential accountability.

The targeted killing of Delaware State Police Cpl. Matthew Snook at a DMV highlights urgent failures in protecting law enforcement and securing public spaces.

A Tennessee man admitted to repeatedly hacking the U.S. Supreme Court’s filing system and government platforms, exposing alarming cybersecurity weaknesses that threaten national sovereignty and citizen privacy.

As Ethiopia and Egypt remain locked in a dangerous water dispute over the Nile, President Trump’s readiness to mediate highlights America’s critical role in resolving international conflicts that impact global stability—and by extension, U.S. security.

After over a year without news, Rafael Tudares, husband of opposition leader Edmundo González’s daughter, was finally seen alive in a Venezuelan prison—highlighting the dangerous erosion of human rights under Maduro’s authoritarian rule.