National Security

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard operates as a rogue paramilitary empire, advancing Tehran’s destabilizing agenda across the Middle East while directly threatening U.S. interests and allies.

As Israel intensifies its offensive against Hamas, protests erupt demanding hostages’ release and a ceasefire; meanwhile, deadly strikes on Gaza hospitals raise urgent questions about strategy and consequences for American interests.

Israeli citizens are risking their safety to demand an end to the Gaza conflict and the return of hostages, exposing cracks in government leadership as national security hangs in the balance.

As India releases swollen river waters into Pakistan, tens of thousands are forced to flee flood zones. This crisis highlights the fragile nature of Indo-Pakistani relations and underscores the urgent need for America First policies that prioritize regional stability and U.S. strategic interests.

Two police officers were killed and another wounded in a shocking shooting in rural Australia, exposing vulnerabilities even in nations with strict gun laws—raising urgent questions about law enforcement safety and national security here at home.

Australia boldly confronts Iran’s orchestrated antisemitic attacks on its soil, expelling the Iranian ambassador and designating the Revolutionary Guard as terrorists—an urgent wake-up call for America to protect its own sovereignty and communities.

Recent earthquakes in China’s Tibet highlight ongoing regional instability near critical geopolitical fault lines, underscoring the need for America to remain vigilant on national security fronts.

The Alaska summit marks a troubling reset in Ukraine peace talks, removing key leverage against Putin and enabling Moscow’s renewed aggression—an alarming blow to U.S. national security interests and global stability.

The Venice Film Festival dazzles with star power but serves as a globalist platform pushing political narratives and international agendas that often sideline American sovereignty and values.

Korean Air’s $50 billion purchase of over 100 Boeing planes highlights U.S. manufacturing strength but raises questions about domestic job creation and long-term economic impact amid global competition.