National Security

From Israel’s southern front, US Vice President JD Vance delivers a no-nonsense message to Hamas: disarm and comply with the ceasefire plan or face annihilation, underscoring America’s commitment to Israel’s security and regional stability.

The White House denies an imminent Trump-Putin summit, revealing the ongoing diplomatic deadlock that undermines American national interests and highlights Washington’s struggle to assert a strong, clear foreign policy.

As Warner Bros. Discovery contemplates a sale amidst unsolicited bids, this shakeup signals growing consolidation threatening America’s media landscape and national sovereignty.

Doug Martin, former NFL Pro Bowler, died in Oakland police custody amid an unresolved mental health crisis. His story highlights critical failures in law enforcement’s handling of vulnerable Americans.

Across the nation, protesters dressed in inflatable costumes are turning serious anti-Trump rallies into spectacle—raising questions about the real agenda behind these ‘No Kings’ demonstrations that threaten our national sovereignty.

OpenAI’s launch of the Atlas browser signals a high-stakes contest against Google’s Chrome, raising critical questions about American innovation, market dominance, and digital freedom.

A California man’s guilty plea reveals China’s covert efforts to infiltrate local U.S. politics, exposing a dangerous breach of national sovereignty that demands urgent vigilance.

A man pardoned by President Trump after storming the Capitol now faces charges for threatening to kill House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, highlighting the dangerous consequences of reckless political clemency.

As the Trump administration aggressively pursues deportation of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, critical questions arise about free speech rights and government overreach under the guise of national security.

President Trump’s series of lethal strikes against alleged drug-smuggling vessels in the Caribbean raises urgent questions about presidential war powers, congressional oversight, and the legal justification for killing without trial on international waters.