National Security

Federal immigration enforcement aims for 5,000 arrests in New Orleans, a goal questioned by local leaders amid concerns over targeting nonviolent residents and straining community trust.

Iraq’s reversal on Hezbollah and Houthi terror designations reveals a dangerous capitulation to Iran-backed militias, highlighting the ongoing struggle for American influence and the threat to Middle East stability.

As Washington races to broker an end to the Ukraine war, emerging details suggest the U.S. may be advancing a peace plan that concedes too much to Moscow—raising urgent questions about national sovereignty and strategic prudence.

Two Black men fired from independent transportation boards under Trump allege unlawful discrimination, highlighting a troubling pattern that threatens America’s commitment to fair governance and national unity.

As Pakistan appoints Field Marshal Asim Munir to a newly empowered chief of defense post, concerns grow over unchecked military influence weakening democracy and threatening regional peace.

Spanish authorities dismantle a major smuggling network that illegally brought over 300 Nepali workers to exploit them on farms under brutal conditions, highlighting failures in immigration enforcement and border security.

The recent shooting by an Afghan national trained by U.S. forces highlights critical failures in vetting and oversight, risking American lives and undermining national security.

Russia’s latest move to restrict FaceTime and Snapchat under the guise of combating crime is another step in authoritarian control that threatens free communication worldwide, including American interests.

A Pentagon watchdog reveals Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth endangered American service members by sharing sensitive military strike details on an unapproved messaging app, spotlighting alarming lapses in operational security.

The UN Security Council’s historic visit to Syria raises urgent questions about true support for Syria’s sovereignty and the consequences for U.S. national security amidst shifting alliances.