National Security

Taiwan’s TSMC reports a stunning 35% profit jump and ramps up investment amid the AI boom—but Washington’s failure to build robust domestic chip manufacturing leaves U.S. national security and economic freedom vulnerable.

Mark Carney’s visit to Beijing marks a cautious attempt to reset relations after years of tension—but at what price to Canadian sovereignty and America First solidarity?

Russia’s expulsion of a British diplomat on spying allegations reveals the persistent low-level conflict undermining international relations—while Washington remains silent, risking further erosion of American influence.

Israel’s decision to honor Charlie Kirk posthumously underscores the urgent need for unwavering American leadership in combating antisemitism and defending freedom.

NASA’s unprecedented early return of an ailing astronaut exposes vulnerabilities in space mission safety and raises concerns over transparency and national preparedness for protecting American astronauts.

Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok is being geo-restricted amid a global backlash over nonconsensual, sexually explicit deepfake images, exposing the urgent need for America to safeguard its citizens and sovereignty against unregulated AI abuse.

As federal agents escalate immigration enforcement in Minneapolis, violent confrontations and civil unrest reveal a reckless disregard for local sovereignty and public safety that demands urgent accountability.

As China intensifies its territorial ambitions, Japan and the Philippines have forged a vital defense pact to bolster regional security and uphold the rule of law, signaling a strong stance aligned with America First values.

Two back-to-back deadly construction accidents in Thailand reveal the dangers of lax oversight and foreign control tied to China’s Belt and Road, raising urgent questions about national sovereignty and public safety.

As Washington retreats, Europe and South America finalize a vast trade pact sidelining American interests—threatening our economic sovereignty and influence in the Western Hemisphere.