National Security

Examining 25 years of meetings between Russian President Vladimir Putin and five U.S. presidents exposes a recurring cycle of inconsistent diplomacy that jeopardizes American security interests and undermines national sovereignty.

A wave of violent bombings in Peru highlights how unchecked criminal cartels destabilize national sovereignty abroad and signal risks closer to home.

President Trump and Vladimir Putin met in Alaska, a summit with implications far beyond photo ops—raising questions about America’s national security and foreign policy priorities.

New research uncovers how our distant ancestors displayed strategic planning by sourcing superior materials for toolmaking, tracing resource locations miles away—raising the question: why does modern leadership fail to embrace such foresight for America’s prosperity and security?

President Trump emphasizes that meaningful business negotiations with Vladimir Putin hinge on resolving the Ukraine conflict, calling for peace before profits—a stance rooted in protecting American interests.

In a rare concession, Hillary Clinton admits she would nominate Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize if he ends the Ukraine war under strict conditions — spotlighting the complex geopolitical stakes and Washington’s inconsistent strategies.

The UN confirms that Israeli strikes have killed at least 1,760 Palestinians trying to access humanitarian aid in Gaza, highlighting the devastating impact of ongoing conflict on civilian survival.

As President Trump meets Vladimir Putin in Alaska, he insists Europe won’t dictate U.S. actions but will be involved—yet who truly shapes the Ukraine peace process? Our investigation reveals the power dynamics at play and what this means for American sovereignty.

Michelle Yeoh’s starring role in the English dub of China’s record-breaking ‘Ne Zha 2’ seems innocent, but it reveals a broader globalist push to export Chinese narratives—should America be cautious about ceding cultural influence?

Hundreds perish in flash floods across Pakistan and Indian-controlled Kashmir as communities grapple with loss amid failures in regional governance—raising serious concerns for U.S. interests in South Asia stability.