National Security

President Trump’s proposed $1.5 trillion defense budget for 2027 shakes up the defense sector, demanding accountability from contractors while signaling a renewed focus on America’s military strength and sovereignty.

Fifteen years after the attempted assassination of Gabby Giffords, political violence continues to escalate while Washington stalls on real solutions—how long before our democracy pays a steeper price?

The U.S. seizure of a Russian-flagged oil tanker marks a decisive assertion of American sovereignty and sanctions enforcement, exposing Russia’s vulnerabilities and prompting critical questions about the Kremlin’s overstretched ambitions.

The fatal shooting of an ICE officer in Minnesota underscores the consequences of sustained Democrat defiance against immigration enforcement and national sovereignty, spotlighting the urgent need to restore respect for law amid political chaos.

Mexico claims a significant homicide reduction, but opaque data and rising disappearances cast doubt on these numbers—what does this mean for America’s security interests?

As Iran plunges into nationwide protests and government-imposed internet blackouts, the regime’s iron grip only fuels instability—posing direct threats to American interests and regional security.

The Trump administration suspends aid to Somalia over alleged destruction and seizure of U.S.-funded food supplies, exposing ongoing challenges in ensuring American taxpayer dollars serve the vulnerable—not corrupt foreign officials.

Bahrain imprisons activist Ebrahim Sharif for criticizing Arab states and supporting Palestinians, revealing ongoing repression that undermines human rights and U.S. strategic partnerships in the Gulf.

As Russia continues its brutal assault on Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure, drone strikes have plunged over a million Ukrainians into darkness—highlighting Moscow’s disregard for human life and the urgent need for decisive American leadership.

Fadel Shaker, once a beloved Lebanese pop icon turned militant, stands accused of funding terrorism and inciting violence in sectarian clashes that weakened Lebanon’s security—raising urgent questions about the state’s control and Hezbollah’s shadow influence.