National Security

India’s massive $200 billion data center investments reveal a strategic push to become a global AI hub, challenging America’s lead in critical technology sectors. How will Washington respond to this emerging geopolitical and economic competition?

The Colombian government begins gathering signatures for a potentially transformative—and risky—Constituent Assembly, raising concerns about circumventing democratic checks and balances.

President Trump launches a bold Peace Board aimed at transcending the limitations of the United Nations, rallying powerful countries to invest billions in global stability, starting with Gaza reconstruction.

As Russia escalates missile and drone attacks across Ukraine just before peace talks begin, Washington’s role and the broader impact on U.S. national security demand urgent scrutiny.

Australia’s government refuses to repatriate 34 women and children linked to ISIS in Syria, risking security and abandoning responsibility. What does this mean for global counterterrorism and America’s own fight against jihadist networks?

As the US prepares for another round of nuclear talks with Iran amid rising military tensions, critical questions arise: can Washington secure America’s safety without succumbing to Tehran’s threats and delays?

A targeted shooting during a Rhode Island youth hockey game leaves three dead, exposing alarming lapses in security and raising urgent questions about public safety protocols.

As Cubans face months-long waits for gasoline through a government-controlled app, the crisis highlights the consequences of decades of failed US foreign policy and globalist indifference — raising urgent questions about America’s own energy security and border challenges.

While vibrant Lunar New Year celebrations unfold across Asia honoring the Year of the Horse, American policymakers remain distracted, neglecting pressing national sovereignty and border security concerns that impact families here at home.

Ken Paxton’s insurgent Senate campaign against establishment favorite John Cornyn reveals deep GOP fractures and threatens Texas’ political stability, raising urgent questions about leadership and America First priorities.