National Security

British taxpayers face rising costs as Interior Ministry reconsiders Prince Harry’s 24-hour protection after its controversial withdrawal, highlighting government mismanagement and blurred lines between public duty and private privilege.

As Syria celebrates the first anniversary of Bashar al Assad’s fall, Washington must ask—does this new regime truly serve American interests or invite more chaos on our doorstep?

Israeli police forcibly replaced the UN flag with an Israeli flag at the UNRWA compound in East Jerusalem, igniting controversy over sovereignty, international law, and UN impartiality amid allegations against the agency.

As Honduras’ election results remain frozen amid contested counts and political unrest, the candidate backed by President Trump holds a narrow lead—raising urgent questions about democratic integrity and regional stability vital to America’s security.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is set to meet President Trump amid ongoing Gaza violence, testing America’s role in Middle East peace and national security priorities.

Paramount Skydance’s aggressive bid to seize Warner Bros. Discovery threatens to extend the management limbo for CNN and its cable siblings, deepening instability in a media landscape already compromised by globalist ownership and ideological bias.

As U.S. stocks pull back from record highs ahead of a pivotal Federal Reserve meeting, Asian markets falter amid growing concern over Washington’s loosening stance on tech exports to China—a move that threatens American technological leadership and national security.

Tensions erupt once again on the Cambodia-Thailand border amid broken ceasefires and escalating violence, demonstrating the costly consequences when global powers fail to defend national sovereignty and enforce peace.

After a controversial pardon by Donald Trump freed convicted drug trafficker Juan Orlando Hernández, Honduras moves swiftly to arrest him on fraud and money laundering charges, exposing deep political divisions and the consequences of misguided U.S. policies.

A powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck Japan’s northeast coast, injuring dozens and triggering tsunami warnings, exposing vulnerabilities in disaster response that could have ripple effects on U.S. interests.