National Security

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.

As Europe faces a cascade of elections from Portugal to Russia, the continent’s political landscape teeters on change, with direct implications for U.S. national security and economic interests amid rising global uncertainty.

The Iranian regime’s ruthless suppression of protests has killed over 3,000 citizens, exposing a brutal government willing to sacrifice its people. What does this mean for U.S. national security and American values?

The U.S. Postal Service’s new Muhammad Ali commemorative stamp celebrates the boxing icon’s complex legacy, prompting reflection on the balance between honoring true American heroes and elevating figures with politically charged histories.

In a covert Vatican meeting, Pope Leo XIV aligns with Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, underscoring how globalist institutions meddle in sovereign nations and complicate America’s national security interests.

President Trump’s repeated threats to unilaterally claim Greenland risk fracturing NATO’s alliance, undermining collective security, and damaging America’s role as the world’s defensive anchor.

As the trial of former Uvalde officer Adrian Gonzales enters its second week, prosecutors reveal a disturbing picture of inaction during one of America’s deadliest school shootings—raising urgent questions about accountability and law enforcement’s duty to protect.