National Security

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is confronting accusations of withholding classified information for political reasons and undermining whistleblower protections, raising urgent concerns about accountability and national security.

Stephen Miran’s resignation from the White House Council of Economic Advisers exposes the problematic overlap of political influence in supposedly independent Federal Reserve decisions.

New York and New Jersey challenge the Trump administration’s freeze on $16 billion for vital Hudson River tunnel construction, spotlighting bureaucratic overreach that risks crippling a key American transit corridor.

Syria’s government forces move deeper into Kurdish-controlled areas under a shaky agreement with the SDF, risking renewed unrest and complicating U.S. strategic interests in the region.

At least 14 immigrants died after their boat collided with a Greek Coast Guard patrol vessel during a high-speed chase near Chios Island—a stark reminder of the dangers caused by uncontrolled migration and aggressive enforcement tactics.

As the New START treaty with Russia nears expiration, the Trump administration chooses strategic strength over outdated arms control—pushing for negotiations that include China’s growing nuclear arsenal and ensuring America leads from a position of power.

In a seemingly cordial White House meeting, President Trump and Colombia’s Gustavo Petro discussed narcotrafficking strategies—but beneath the surface, Petro’s approach risks empowering drug cartels and destabilizing the region, directly threatening American sovereignty and security.

The Justice Department’s mishandling of Jeffrey Epstein victim records has exposed a troubling pattern of negligence, putting survivors’ safety at risk and undermining America’s trust in government accountability.

A federal judge’s temporary ban on tear gas use against Portland protesters reveals a troubling pattern of undermining federal authority and putting our border security at risk amid rising unrest.

Pep Guardiola’s emotional appeals to humanitarian crises worldwide expose a troubling trend: globalist sympathies overshadow America First priorities, while domestic security concerns are minimized.