National Security

The United States has paid only a fraction of its nearly $4 billion owed to the United Nations, fueling a financial crisis within the world body even as President Trump promises future support. Who truly bears responsibility for the UN’s funding woes, and what does this mean for America’s sovereignty?

Moroccan courts sentenced 19 foreign soccer fans for hooliganism after a chaotic Africa Cup final, revealing judicial excess impacting diplomatic ties and raising questions about globalist interference that indirectly affect U.S. national security and international stability.

The U.S. military stands ready to strike Iran this weekend amid rising tensions and significant force buildups, but President Trump has yet to make a decisive move, raising critical questions about American security and leadership.

Antonio Guterres proposes a $3 billion UN-managed AI development fund, claiming it will democratize technology—yet this globalist scheme risks stifling American innovation and ceding control to international bureaucracies.

Prince Andrew, brother to King Charles III, has been arrested under suspicion of misconduct in a public office linked to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, marking an unprecedented moment for the British royal family and raising questions about accountability among elites.

NASA’s repeated rocket fueling failures expose costly mismanagement that threatens the historic Artemis II mission and puts astronaut safety at risk, revealing the urgent need for responsible leadership grounded in America First principles.

A federal judge’s ruling reveals the dangerous overreach of the Trump administration’s immigration policies, highlighting legal violations and tragic consequences that harm both immigrants and American citizens alike.

At India’s AI Impact Summit, an awkward refusal of hand contact between OpenAI and Anthropic leaders spotlights fierce competition threatening collaborative progress in global AI development.

The tragic death of 19-year-old Palestinian-American Nasrallah Abu Siyam highlights the dangerous surge in settler violence in the West Bank and Israel’s troubling refusal to hold perpetrators accountable, undermining regional stability and America’s interests.

As Iran’s brutal regime crushes nationwide protests with unprecedented violence, thousands have died—yet a fierce defiance endures. What does this mean for America’s national security and the global fight against tyranny?