National Security

A flash flood in China’s Inner Mongolia region killed eight campers and left four missing, spotlighting critical failures in disaster response—lessons America cannot afford to ignore.

Despite multiple fatal accidents on its most dangerous peaks, Pakistan refuses to impose safety restrictions, risking lives and prioritizing economic gain over responsible governance.

As Israel faces mounting pressure from hostage protests and coalition infighting, the government’s wavering stance endangers national security and prolongs a deadly conflict with Hamas.

As devastating floods claim over 220 lives in Pakistan’s Buner district, weak disaster preparedness and global climate policies ignore the real costs—threatening regional stability and risking increased migration towards U.S. borders.

Amid ongoing violence in Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu demands complete release of all hostages and Hamas disarmament as preconditions for any ceasefire — a firm stance reflecting America First principles of security and sovereignty.

The Trump administration’s bold stance to terminate the UN peacekeeping mission in Lebanon highlights a critical shift away from ineffective globalist interventions toward America First principles—prioritizing decisive action against Hezbollah and demanding real security on the ground.

Despite high hopes, President Trump’s summit with Vladimir Putin ended without a ceasefire or concrete gains, exposing the challenges of confronting Russia and protecting American interests.

The colorful Janmashtami festivities in India and Nepal showcase cultural pride, yet the geopolitical implications for U.S. national security and sovereignty demand sober attention.

Amid talks in Cairo, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu insists on unconditional release of all hostages and disarmament of Hamas, rejecting partial agreements that risk national security.

In a rare personal intervention, President Trump handed Russian President Putin a heartfelt letter from Melania urging protection for children caught in war—yet Washington’s usual reluctance to confront Moscow directly keeps American interests at risk.