National Security

The drying Rio Grande basin reveals a stark truth: decades of mismanagement and bureaucratic inertia have put millions of Americans at risk of severe water shortages, threatening farms, cities, and ecosystems across the Southwest.

A federal judge challenges the Trump administration’s use of National Guard troops in D.C., raising questions about local authority versus national security amid rising crime and unrest.

Sanctions targeting Russia’s oil giants Rosneft and Lukoil are pressuring Moscow’s funding for its Ukraine war, but Washington must push harder to protect American interests.

Dick Cheney’s funeral at the Washington National Cathedral brought together a bipartisan elite, yet his legacy remains a testament to the consequences of unchecked power and globalist policies.

A critical look at the world through AP’s lens reveals unsettling truths about global instability, ideological extremism, and diplomatic posturing that directly impact America’s security and sovereignty.

Newly released evidence shows that a UPS cargo plane that crashed in Kentucky, killing 14, had engine mount cracks overlooked under existing FAA inspection rules—raising urgent questions about regulatory oversight and airline maintenance standards.

The Trump administration’s push to open new offshore drilling areas in California and Florida is framed as a drive for energy dominance, but risks to coastal economies and national security demand scrutiny.

Political gridlock in Kosovo forces early elections on December 28 after two failed government formation attempts, highlighting risks to regional stability and Western interests.

As Zelenski receives a confidential U.S. peace plan crafted with Russia, serious questions arise about America’s role, the future of Ukraine’s sovereignty, and the true costs of Washington’s diplomacy.

Vladimir Putin projects an analog image while pushing Russia to master artificial intelligence—but his vision highlights deeper strategic insecurities and risks for global stability amid America First priorities.