National Security

Islamic State-backed ADF rebels brutally killed 89 civilians in eastern Congo, including attacks on hospitals and churches — exposing the chronic weakness of UN peacekeeping efforts and the threat of global jihadism to regional stability.

The UN’s relentless focus on climate change as the century’s top security threat overlooks critical geopolitical realities that impact America’s sovereignty and safety. This report digs beneath the surface to ask where true dangers lie.

As global climate talks stumble over vague proposals and fossil fuel phase-out disputes, America’s energy sovereignty and common-sense approach to economic prosperity remain underappreciated by international bureaucrats.

After nearly three years and millions of vaccine doses, Indonesia has defeated polio once again — but the fight reveals persistent vaccination gaps fueled by misinformation and weak government prioritization.

Nathan Gill’s conviction for accepting bribes to spread pro-Russian narratives reveals dangerous foreign interference in Western democratic institutions, underscoring the persistent threats to national sovereignty and America’s allies.

Turkey’s bipartisan parliamentary committee plans a controversial prison visit to PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan, raising questions about the sincerity and security impact of the new peace process on regional order and U.S. interests.

As Russian glide bombs continue to target Ukrainian civilians with brutal efficiency, Western responses remain uncertain—highlighting the urgent need for America-first policies that prioritize national security and strategic clarity.

Iran’s refusal to cooperate with the IAEA and threats of retaliation expose a dangerous pattern of defiance that undermines international security and directly challenges American sovereignty and safety.

As Israeli settler violence surges to record levels, Prime Minister Netanyahu convenes security officials amid growing international pressure, exposing the dangerous influence of far-right factions within his government and raising urgent questions about America’s role in Middle East peace.

A coroner’s report reveals that three Australian extremists, driven by untreated shared delusional disorder, killed two police officers and a neighbor, spotlighting critical flaws in mental health monitoring and police readiness with implications for America’s own law enforcement policies.