National Security

A Lebanese compound housing Shiite refugees from Syria faces accusations of harboring Assad loyalists and Hezbollah recruitment, but evidence is scant. What does this reveal about regional instability that threatens America’s borders and global security?

President Trump praises the rising Republican stars JD Vance and Marco Rubio as a formidable ticket for 2028, signaling potential unity but refusing to endorse either, leaving the party’s future leadership in suspense.

After a tragic school shooting in Colorado, authorities decline charges against parents despite serious questions about gun access and radicalization — highlighting glaring gaps in national security and parental accountability.

Guan Heng, a courageous Chinese dissident exposing Xinjiang abuses, languished over five months in U.S. detention under Trump-era immigration policies before finally gaining asylum—highlighting critical failures in our system that undermine America’s commitment to freedom and human dignity.

Iran announces nuclear negotiations with the U.S. amid U.S. military buildup near Persian Gulf. Trump warns Iran’s Supreme Leader to be ‘very concerned’ as Washington leverages force over diplomacy.

The Supreme Court’s approval of California’s new electoral map disregards constitutional concerns and imperils congressional balance, highlighting the ongoing battle between national sovereignty and partisan power grabs.

As Kristi Noem touts ‘historic’ border security, mounting evidence reveals aggressive federal tactics raising serious questions about civil liberties and true national sovereignty.

Bill Gates admits to being ‘foolish’ for associating with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, as new documents reveal unsettling details of their relationship—raising urgent questions about accountability among elites.

Russia confirms the definitive end of the START III treaty, rejecting extension talks and freeing both nations from nuclear arms limits, raising serious concerns about global and American security.

Amid preparations for the 2026 World Cup, Mexico City’s government urges media to downplay violent crime coverage—raising serious questions about transparency and public trust.