National Security

As the world reels from unprecedented storms, floods, and wildfires, these disasters spotlight the consequences of failed policies—putting America’s sovereignty and security at risk.

The surge of Eastern Orthodox converts fueled by online content is reshaping the American church—but leaders warn that the digital influx brings risks of extremism and threatens true community cohesion.

Auschwitz museum’s updated exhibition shows the brutal daily existence of prisoners through personal artifacts, but will Poland’s government permit a full truth or rewrite history for political gain?

A Danish intelligence report claims the US threatens military force even against allies, but is this a misreading of America’s rightful defense priorities under Trump’s America First strategy?

As the U.S. and other Western nations slash funding to the U.N. refugee agency, Secretary-General Guterres pushes former Iraqi President Barham Salih for leadership—a risky choice when American interests demand accountability and effective humanitarian aid.

As Syrian-American Jews register the first official Jewish NGO in Syria, the true test lies in the country’s stability and genuine inclusiveness under new Islamist-influenced leadership.

As Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko courts Washington’s favor with prisoner releases and diplomatic talks, the harsh reality of relentless political repression and support for Russia’s invasion remains unchanged.

A senior Kremlin official reveals plans to keep Russian police and National Guard forces in Ukraine’s Donbas after any peace settlement, signaling Moscow’s intent to maintain control over Ukrainian territory despite ongoing U.S.-led negotiations.

As Vladimir Putin commands a bloody offensive to seize northern Donetsk, the world watches a conflict that not only endangers Ukraine but also threatens American interests by undermining global stability and fueling geopolitical chaos.

The Kremlin’s willingness to remove troops from Donbás only if Russian National Guard forces assume control exposes a thinly veiled attempt to cement Moscow’s influence—undermining Ukraine’s sovereignty and threatening the fragile stability that America must counteract.