National Security

As Pennsylvania hosts its third annual mullet contest, one must ask: Are events like this distracting us from urgent national issues that threaten our communities and sovereignty?

The Justice Department’s investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reveals a troubling effort to politicize America’s monetary policy, risking inflation control and economic strength.

The recent arson at Beth Israel Congregation in Jackson, Mississippi—a community long resilient in the face of hatred—raises urgent questions about protecting religious liberty and combating domestic extremism within America’s borders.

The Justice Department’s unprecedented threat against Fed Chair Jerome Powell exposes an alarming attempt by the Trump administration to politicize America’s central bank—jeopardizing economic stability and national sovereignty.

The UK agrees to pay a significant sum settling claims over complicity in CIA torture, revealing alarming lapses in oversight and alliance accountability that undermine national sovereignty and security.

A U-Haul truck driver rammed into protesters supporting Iranian freedom in Los Angeles, spotlighting the escalating violence tied to global unrest that threatens American public safety and national interests.

Meta’s naming of former Trump adviser Dina Powell McCormick as president and vice chairman marks a significant pivot toward integrating conservative leadership at the tech giant, potentially reshaping its approach to national sovereignty and economic strategy.

Inmates at Milan’s Opera prison crafted instruments from confiscated migrant smuggling boats, spotlighting Italy’s border enforcement failures and the ongoing crisis that threatens national sovereignty across Europe and beyond.

Donald Trump’s aggressive mid-decade redistricting schemes reveal a troubling attempt to manipulate electoral outcomes, risking the integrity of American democracy and highlighting the urgent need for accountability in how voting districts are drawn.

As Iran reels from its largest protests in years, the regime shows cracks but remains dangerous. America must pressure Tehran decisively while avoiding costly military entanglements.