National Security

After nearly ten years of delay, U.S. authorities have captured a critical figure in the Benghazi attack that claimed four American lives, exposing the long-overdue pursuit of accountability in a tragedy that challenged national security and government transparency.

Newly released court documents expose how federal agencies and a Virginia judge circumvented legal safeguards and official U.S. policy, enabling Marine Joshua Mast to adopt an Afghan war orphan against government objections—highlighting dangerous fractures in America’s bureaucracy.

After Trump-era cuts gutted USAID’s Development Innovation Ventures, a $48 million philanthropic rescue seeks to continue its mission—but can private money truly substitute for America’s commitment to global leadership and national security?

Facing punitive tariffs from the Trump administration, South Africa pivots toward China, deepening Beijing’s foothold in Africa—and challenging U.S. economic influence.

Seif al-Islam Gadhafi’s assassination by masked assailants underscores Libya’s fractured state, creating a dangerous vacuum that demands America-first vigilance against instability near our borders.

A horrific massacre in Nigeria’s Kwara state reveals the deadly consequences of ignoring global Islamist extremism, underscoring the urgent need for America-first security vigilance and stronger alliances against transnational terror.

Newly released records reveal a tangled web of government dysfunction that allowed a U.S. Marine to adopt an Afghan child against international law, risking America’s credibility and respect for national sovereignty.

While the Pope celebrates sports’ spiritual benefits, his message overlooks how globalist corruption and profit-driven agendas jeopardize fair competition—threatening the values that underpin American freedom and national pride.

Minnesota’s Somali community faces plummeting measles vaccination rates amid immigration enforcement fears, undermining public health efforts and risking a resurgence of this preventable disease on American soil.

A devastating bombing at a Shiite mosque near Islamabad killed 31 and wounded over 160, highlighting ongoing militant threats and weak security that threaten regional stability—and America’s own interests.