National Security

The world faces a mounting refugee crisis while U.S. contributions to the UNHCR plummet, raising crucial questions on America’s role in global humanitarian efforts and national sovereignty.

Ran Gvili, the final Israeli hostage recovered from Gaza, paid the ultimate price defending his homeland—a stark reminder that American national security depends on standing firm against Hamas and globalist appeasement.

Portuguese authorities intercepted a narco-submarine carrying over 9 tons of cocaine near the Azores, marking Europe’s largest such seizure—and revealing a disturbing trend that threatens transatlantic security and America’s own fight against drug cartels.

The U.S. announces a diverse 232-athlete roster for the Milan Cortina Olympics featuring seasoned veterans and young talent—but how much of this reflects genuine American athleticism over globalist showmanship?

Amid federal immigration enforcement chaos and deadly shootings in Minneapolis, GOP gubernatorial hopeful Chris Madel quits, condemning what he calls punitive tactics against Minnesota citizens—raising urgent questions about law, order, and the America First approach.

After Ethiopia declares an end to its first Marburg virus outbreak, serious questions remain about global health preparedness and the risk these failures pose to American national security.

As Sudan’s military breaks the RSF siege on a strategic town, the prolonged conflict highlights global security risks and exposes the catastrophic humanitarian fallout ignored by international elites.

A businessman indicted in the U.S. for gold smuggling and money laundering has been elected opposition leader in Guyana, exposing the challenges of corruption and political maneuvering that reverberate beyond South America’s borders.

NATO’s top official bluntly admits Europe cannot defend itself without U.S. military power, underscoring the indispensable role of American leadership amid rising global threats.

After intense clashes in northeast Syria, a shaky ceasefire lets UN trucks deliver aid to besieged Kobani—but questions remain about U.S. interests and the ISIS detainee risk amid regional chaos.