National Security

After nearly five decades in exile, Iran’s former crown prince Reza Pahlavi seeks to capitalize on widespread protests against the brutal Islamic regime—raising urgent questions about national sovereignty and America’s role in supporting freedom fighters versus foreign entanglements.

Russia’s use of the hypersonic Oreshnik missile near NATO territory marks a provocative escalation designed to intimidate Kyiv and Western allies, underscoring urgent national security risks for the United States and Europe.

Pope Leo XIV’s stark warning that post-WWII norms against border invasions are breaking down signals dangerous instability that threatens global—and American—security.

President Trump ordered the release of two Russian crew members detained after the US Coast Guard seized the ‘Marinera’ tanker amid sanctions enforcement, exposing the complex battle over maritime sovereignty and economic security.

The $45 million US aid to Southeast Asia raises questions about Washington’s priorities amid global security challenges and domestic needs.

In a rare and blunt address, Pope Leo XIV condemns the global trend of nations resorting to military force, exposing how these actions erode international law and threaten true peace.

Israel’s unilateral recognition of Somaliland ignites protests in Somalia’s capital, threatening national sovereignty and regional stability. This poorly calculated move risks exacerbating chaos in East Africa and undermines American strategic interests.

As EU leaders rush to restore ties with Syria’s post-Assad government, critical questions arise about the enduring threats to regional security and America’s interests that Washington cannot afford to ignore.

As China ratchets up economic and military pressure on Japan, including export restrictions and hostile rhetoric, the ripple effects threaten global supply chains and regional peace—directly impacting American security and economic interests.

Russia’s use of the new Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile to strike residential Kyiv lays bare the urgent need for stronger America First policies on national security and foreign aggression.