National Security

OpenAI unveils GPT-5 amid soaring expectations, but beneath the buzz lies unresolved questions about AI’s true progress and corporate transparency.

At Fort Stewart, Georgia, brave soldiers tackled an armed assailant after a shooting left five wounded. This alarming incident once again raises questions about security failures on America’s military bases and the consequences of neglecting proper oversight.

A U.S. congressman signals a conditional Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon only if the Lebanese army fully secures the country—raising questions about America’s strategic role and the ongoing Hezbollah threat.

Thailand’s prosecution of top contractors over the catastrophic building collapse spotlights systemic negligence and corruption, raising urgent questions about infrastructure safety that resonate with America’s own struggles securing critical construction standards.

President Trump demands changes to census data collection that exclude illegal immigrants, challenging entrenched bureaucratic inertia and globalist agendas that threaten fair political representation and national sovereignty.

The International Criminal Court’s inability to enforce arrest warrants against Vladimir Putin and others reveals the limits of globalist legal bodies, exposing dangers to national sovereignty and highlighting the need for America First vigilance.

President Trump’s tariffs on imports from dozens of countries have officially begun, challenging decades of globalist trade policies that sacrificed American industry and jobs. What does this mean for national sovereignty and economic freedom?

President Trump’s tariffs on imports from dozens of countries have officially begun, challenging decades of globalist trade policies that sacrificed American industry and jobs. What does this mean for national sovereignty and economic freedom?

Despite a slight drop from record highs, July remains one of the hottest months ever, highlighting persistent climate extremes that Washington still refuses to address effectively.

Despite a slight drop from record highs, July remains one of the hottest months ever, highlighting persistent climate extremes that Washington still refuses to address effectively.