National Security

As Iran urges President Trump to avoid military strikes and pursue diplomacy, the reality on the ground reveals a regime escalating violence at home and threatening U.S. national security interests abroad.

In a controversial move, Washington hosts representatives of Venezuela’s new regime and opposition simultaneously, exposing the complexities and risks of Trump’s realpolitik approach that could undermine American interests in Latin America.

A man involved in a violent encounter with Border Patrol agents in Oregon pleads not guilty, highlighting ongoing challenges and risks posed by illegal immigration and federal enforcement practices.

NASA’s unprecedented medical evacuation from the International Space Station highlights operational vulnerabilities and raises urgent questions about astronaut safety under current space policies.

An expensive and symbolic renaming of the Pentagon risks draining taxpayer dollars that belong to hardworking Americans, all while Congress remains disengaged. This costly makeover exposes Washington’s misplaced priorities amid critical national security challenges.

Iranian officials acknowledge numerous deaths amid nationwide protests, revealing a brutal crackdown that threatens regional stability and challenges global security interests.

As Denmark pushes back against the Trump administration’s push to seize Greenland, a high-stakes struggle unfolds over American sovereignty and Arctic defense.

The US has begun pulling forces from its largest Middle East base in Qatar amidst escalating tensions with Iran, raising urgent questions about America’s strategic posture and regional stability.

As Haiti descends further into chaos under notorious gang leader Barbecue, international forces struggle to restore order—raising urgent questions about sovereignty, security, and America’s role in regional stability.

As Venezuela’s regime calls for relentless protests demanding the release of Nicolás Maduro, who was captured in a decisive U.S. operation, the reality of ongoing tyranny and violence remains unaddressed.