National Security

In a chilling reminder of authoritarian overreach, a Russian court sentences journalist Olga Komleva to 12 years in prison for alleged ties to opposition leader Navalny’s group, underscoring Putin’s regime crushing dissent and threatening global security.

A targeted attack on NFL offices in New York City tragically claimed four lives, including a heroic off-duty police officer, revealing how lax gun laws across state lines undermine city safety and national security.

As the UN pushes a new plan to repatriate Syrian refugees from Lebanon, serious questions arise about Syria’s stability and implications for American sovereignty and border security.

Japan’s flagship nuclear cleanup at Fukushima faces another major delay, pushing full-scale removal of deadly melted fuel debris beyond 2037—highlighting the costly consequences of weak oversight and globalist complacency.

The Taliban’s push to export Afghan workers to Gulf states is a desperate attempt to cover up an economic meltdown fueled by failed governance and Western disengagement.

UN agencies reveal that over one-third of Gaza’s population endures days without food as famine indicators hit unprecedented levels, exposing the catastrophic humanitarian fallout of ongoing conflict and restricted aid.

More than 60,000 lives lost in Gaza under Israeli offensive highlight a humanitarian crisis worsening under restrictive aid policies—where is America’s leadership?

Another security breach at Tea app exposes thousands of private messages and sensitive images, raising urgent questions about digital privacy safeguards for American users.

Support for Israel’s military action in Gaza among Americans has dropped significantly, exposing deep partisan divides and raising pressing questions about U.S. foreign policy priorities amid a volatile Middle East conflict.

As Gaza faces a mounting humanitarian disaster, Senate Democrats pressure the Trump administration to expand aid through a flawed program. But with ongoing national security challenges, how should America balance foreign concerns with protecting its own people?