National Security

Ukrainian President Zelenski admits Russia will need years, not months, to control Donbás—highlighting Moscow’s costly military slog rather than swift conquest. This revelation underscores the resilience of Ukraine and the limits of Russian aggression threatening global stability.

At 95, a former North Korean soldier imprisoned for decades in the South presses to return north—a stark reminder of Seoul’s faltering resolve amid growing inter-Korean tensions and global threats.

Iran’s first major naval drill since its war with Israel exposes ongoing threats to regional stability and U.S. interests, as Tehran doubles down on military buildup despite sanctions.

Russia’s unprecedented drone and missile attack on western Ukraine highlights Moscow’s disregard for peace and underscores the urgent need for America to lead stronger security guarantees in defense of freedom.

Hurricane Erin’s assault on the Outer Banks highlights alarming weaknesses in coastal infrastructure and emergency preparedness, raising urgent questions about federal priorities and national security.

Federal prosecutors reveal a disturbing link between Smartmatic’s lucrative Los Angeles voting machine contract and an alleged offshore bribery scheme, raising serious questions about election security and corporate ethics at the heart of America’s democratic process.

A New Zealand soldier’s guilty plea to attempted espionage exposes serious vulnerabilities in allied military forces, underscoring urgent need for America-first vigilance against insider threats.

The ALBA alliance condemns U.S. military actions near Venezuela as illegal, but their rhetoric masks deeper challenges to American sovereignty and regional stability that Washington must confront decisively.

Peru’s judiciary enforces national sovereignty decisively by sentencing and expelling two Colombian surveyors caught violating border laws on the disputed Santa Rosa island, asserting that America’s allies must respect territorial integrity.

Colombian Interior Minister Armando Benedetti condemns Nicaragua’s refusal to extradite ex-official Carlos Ramón González amid major corruption scandal, signaling potential diplomatic repercussions and exposing the fragility of regional cooperation under leftist regimes.