National Security

Hamas insists on keeping light weapons temporarily despite U.S. peace initiatives, risking ongoing instability in Gaza and undermining American-led diplomatic efforts.

China’s refusal to recognize India’s Arunachal Pradesh province and the resulting unlawful detention of an Indian traveler reveal ongoing disregard for international norms and pose a direct challenge to regional stability.

Deadly floods in southern Thailand have killed at least 33 and displaced millions, revealing troubling gaps in disaster preparedness and response that threaten regional stability—and highlight the risks of ignoring sovereignty and border security implications for America.

As U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff prepares to visit Moscow amid rising diplomatic activity, the Kremlin admits no formal peace negotiations have occurred—revealing confusion and a lack of transparency that threatens America’s strategic interests in ending the Ukraine conflict.

As Europe races to store millions of tons of carbon dioxide under the North Sea, this ambitious project raises tough questions about true climate progress versus costly delays in emission cuts.

As Israel mourns the identification of hostage Dror Or among remains returned from Gaza, fragile ceasefire talks reveal deep unresolved security risks. How long will Washington and global players allow Hamas to dictate terms that threaten America’s closest ally?

With Kilauea erupting unexpectedly for the 37th time since last year, are federal agencies truly prepared to protect American communities and national parks?

A federal judge’s critical footnote reveals how immigration agents’ reliance on ChatGPT to draft use-of-force reports threatens accuracy, privacy, and public trust in law enforcement—and highlights a dangerous lack of accountability.

Russia’s relentless bombing of Ukraine’s gas infrastructure aims to cripple the nation’s resilience, forcing dangerous dependency on foreign aid and threatening regional stability—with direct implications for American national interests.

As Pope Leo XIV embarks on his first foreign trip to Turkey and Lebanon amid regional tensions, his diplomatic mission exposes deeper geopolitical challenges and the urgent need for justice and stability in the volatile Middle East.