National Security

In a stark reminder of Hamas’ bad faith, Israel confirms that the remains delivered by the terrorist group are from a captive recovered two years ago—not among the missing hostages still held in Gaza, exposing ongoing violations of agreements amid stalled negotiations.

In a rare challenge to the traditional UN consensus, Presidents Trump and Milei are poised to fracture Latin America’s unified opposition to US sanctions on Cuba, signaling a firm stand for American sovereignty and national security.

Israel exposes Hamas’ deliberate deception in handling hostage remains, prompting Prime Minister Netanyahu to prepare decisive action against the terrorist group’s relentless violations.

As bird flu brutally kills thousands of cranes in Germany, the outbreak exposes glaring weaknesses in global biosecurity that threaten American agriculture and national sovereignty.

The U.S. military’s recent surge in lethal strikes against suspected drug boats in the Eastern Pacific, killing at least 57, demands scrutiny over legal justification and potential risks to sovereignty and human rights.

A revealing look at a shadowy U.S. operation to turn Maduro’s pilot against him spotlights Washington’s ongoing struggle to confront Venezuela’s corrupt regime and safeguard American interests in the Western Hemisphere.

As the Netherlands faces a critical election, Geert Wilders’ fight to curb immigration underscores a broader European crisis — one America must watch closely to protect its own borders and national unity.

As the Federal Reserve plans another interest rate cut amidst a government shutdown that clouds economic data, America’s families face increased uncertainty. This questionable timing threatens national economic sovereignty and long-term prosperity.

Federal immigration raids in Chicago are sowing fear and trauma among children and families, pushing law enforcement tactics to dangerous extremes near schools—when will Washington prioritize American community safety over reckless enforcement?

As Myanmar’s military-stage-managed election begins amid civil war, the purported poll aims to legitimize a coup regime—threatening regional stability and undermining America’s strategic interests in Southeast Asia.