National Security

A federal appeals court reaffirms the legal framework prioritizing national security and orderly immigration enforcement by reversing a lower court’s release of Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Palestinian activist accused of aligning with hostile foreign entities.

A bipartisan push for a $2.5 billion agency aims to restore U.S. sovereignty over critical minerals vital for defense and technology, countering China’s chokehold exposed by recent trade wars.

An AP-NORC poll shows steady approval for President Trump’s second term, but reveals growing skepticism about his economic management, immigration stance, and foreign policy — a warning sign for America’s priorities.

The repatriation of 32 Cuban officers killed in a U.S. strike on Venezuela exposes the dangerous consequences of Washington’s aggressive foreign policy—jeopardizing regional stability and testing American values of sovereignty and respect.

The Trump administration’s aggressive bid to seize Greenland reveals flawed national security priorities, as Denmark and European allies strengthen Arctic defenses without U.S. leadership.

Despite documented atrocities in Syria’s Sweida province, the Assad regime continues to evade accountability, perpetuating cycles of violence that undermine regional stability and American interests.

As Iran’s brutal suppression of nationwide protests results in over 2,600 deaths, the UN Security Council meets upon US demand—highlighting urgent questions about Washington’s resolve to defend freedom and sovereignty abroad.

Taiwan’s TSMC reports a stunning 35% profit jump and ramps up investment amid the AI boom—but Washington’s failure to build robust domestic chip manufacturing leaves U.S. national security and economic freedom vulnerable.

Mark Carney’s visit to Beijing marks a cautious attempt to reset relations after years of tension—but at what price to Canadian sovereignty and America First solidarity?

Russia’s expulsion of a British diplomat on spying allegations reveals the persistent low-level conflict undermining international relations—while Washington remains silent, risking further erosion of American influence.