National Security

As relentless Russian assaults devastate Kyiv’s power grid, innocent families like Yuliia Dolotova’s face brutal winters without heat or light—a stark reminder of Moscow’s war on Ukraine’s sovereignty and civilian well-being.

As Russia unleashes a massive drone and missile attack targeting Ukraine’s power grid in the dead of winter, exposed are the costly gaps in global defense and the urgent need for America-first policies to safeguard democracy and security.

Nintendo’s soaring profits from the Switch 2 spotlight global tech shifts—can America protect its gaming industry and economic sovereignty against foreign dominance?

Despite record investments in solar and wind, China’s unprecedented coal plant boom exposes the hollow nature of global climate commitments and challenges U.S. energy security.

Iran’s sudden willingness to negotiate comes under heavy U.S. military threat — but are these talks truly about peace or a strategic delay in Tehran’s nuclear ambitions?

Facing sharp foreign aid reductions, the Gates Foundation doubles down on select global health goals, banking on U.S. government support that remains uncertain—raising questions about prioritizing America’s own sovereignty and economic security.

As Speaker Mike Johnson pushes President Trump’s directive to end the partial government shutdown, GOP unity hangs by a thread amid intraparty demands and procedural hurdles — a critical moment for America’s stability and sovereignty.

European governments are ditching U.S. tech platforms like Zoom and Microsoft Office, seeking digital sovereignty to protect sensitive data and reduce dependence on American tech giants—posing strategic questions for America’s technological leadership and geopolitical influence.

Tiny EU nations like Cyprus have transformed into unexpected drone powerhouses, supplying Ukraine’s front lines and global markets — exposing a dangerous complacency in Washington about America’s military edge.

Despite harsh accusations and sanctions, President Trump’s scheduled White House meeting with Colombian leader Gustavo Petro highlights a strategic yet uneasy approach to combating drug trafficking threatening American sovereignty.