National Security

As Kim Jong Un proudly unveils new nuclear-capable warships, America’s national security faces fresh challenges from Pyongyang’s expanding maritime military. How long will Washington tolerate these provocations?

Global markets showed resilience after a brief sell-off triggered by renewed conflict in the Middle East, yet America faces persistent threats from volatile oil prices and geopolitical instability that Washington has yet to fully address.

Honduras abruptly cancels Cuban medical program, echoing President Trump’s push to isolate Cuba and uphold national sovereignty against globalist influence.

A Pakistani businessman’s admission of plotting assassinations at Iran’s behest reveals a startling breach of U.S. national security—highlighting ongoing threats from Tehran’s Revolutionary Guard toward America’s sovereignty and leadership.

An internal probe by Homeland Security scrutinizes former Trump immigration official Gregory Bovino over alleged anti-Semitic comments, raising questions about leadership standards within federal enforcement agencies.

Facing a prolonged property slump and geopolitical risks, China sets a modest 4.5%-5% growth target for 2026, revealing vulnerabilities that threaten global stability and America’s economic security.

As Nepal votes after a violent youth-led revolt ousts entrenched elites, the election highlights global challenges of corruption, governance failures, and geopolitical pressures—issues America must vigilantly monitor.

As the World Baseball Classic kicks off, Aaron Judge and a strengthened U.S. roster aim to reclaim American baseball pride from Japan’s dominant reign, highlighting not just sport but national resilience on the global stage.

Florida takes a bold stand reopening the criminal case against Raul Castro for ordering the 1996 shootdown of exile planes—a long-overdue pursuit of justice for American citizens and national sovereignty.

American Airlines is set to resume flights to Venezuela despite persistent warnings from the State Department, raising questions about national security and the true cost of reopening ties with a rogue regime.