National Security

As Syrian government forces prepare an offensive east of Aleppo, the U.S. faces the consequences of wavering alliances and blurred strategies in a region critical to national security.

Lebanon’s detention of Ahmad Dunia, a key financier for pro-Assad fighters, reveals dangerous cross-border networks destabilizing the region—threats that echo far beyond the Middle East and challenge U.S. strategic interests.

In a decisive move to safeguard taxpayers and uphold national sovereignty, the US pauses immigrant visa processing from 75 countries whose citizens are deemed likely to draw on public assistance, signaling a firm stand against welfare exploitation.

President Trump’s insistence on acquiring Greenland under U.S. control threatens to fracture NATO unity and disregards the island’s right to self-determination, exposing dangerous overreach under the guise of strengthening national security.

Denmark’s deployment of an advance military command to Greenland signals a critical shift in Arctic defense, exposing cracks in U.S. strategy and raising sovereignty questions amid Russian and Chinese encroachments.

Álvaro Ramos challenges the dangerous drift toward centralized power in Costa Rica, warning it threatens freedom and democracy while offering a common-sense plan to empower the middle class and combat growing narcoterrorism.

President Trump’s second term launched over 500 immigration actions resulting in over 622,000 deportations in one year—surpassing his entire first term. What does this mean for national sovereignty and border security?

A Trump administration order blocking offshore wind projects risks killing the nearly completed Empire Wind farm vital to New York’s energy future — but what are the real national security threats?

The conviction of Tina Peters for breaching Colorado’s election system reveals critical lapses in safeguarding democratic processes amid politicized efforts to undermine trust in elections.

The FBI’s invasive search of a Washington Post reporter’s home under the guise of a classified documents probe highlights growing government overreach threatening press freedom and transparency.