National Security

Despite Beijing’s claims of seeking a peaceful reunification with Taiwan, China’s escalating military pressure and diplomatic coercion reveal a more ominous agenda that threatens regional stability and American interests.

A tragic boat capsizing in Nigeria’s Sokoto state leaves over 40 missing, exposing chronic failures in safety enforcement—an urgent reminder that weak governance abroad can have ripple effects on global stability.

The U.S. demands Hezbollah’s disarmament in Lebanon as part of a ceasefire deal with Israel, confronting entrenched militant defiance and regional instability that threatens American interests.

Donald Trump proposes a pragmatic peace path for Ukraine—dropping demands on Crimea and NATO membership could end the war instantly, spotlighting Washington’s overlooked diplomatic options.

Russian hackers’ satellite hijacking and looming space-based nuclear weapons reveal alarming gaps in America’s defense of its critical space infrastructure. It’s time for Congress and the Pentagon to prioritize protecting our sovereignty above globalist complacency.

As key meetings in Washington and Jackson Hole unfold, market movements reveal deeper questions about U.S. leadership and economic strategy amid global tensions.

As Hurricane Erin intensifies into a major storm, it underscores the failure of Washington to fortify our coasts and confront climate challenges with common-sense solutions that protect American lives and sovereignty.

As over a hundred Ethiopian migrants vanish in a tragic boat capsizing, their desperate journey highlights the deadly consequences of failed governance abroad and weak immigration controls at home.

As Washington and Seoul commence their joint military drills ostensibly aimed at deterring North Korea, critical questions arise about escalating regional tensions and America’s strategic priorities amid shifting alliances.

As European leaders join Zelenskyy at the White House, America stands at a crossroads—will Washington uphold true support for Ukraine or cave to dangerous concessions favoring Moscow?