National Security

New satellite images confirm targeted strikes damaged Iran’s Natanz nuclear site, challenging Tehran’s claims and exposing gaps in global oversight amid escalating conflict.

As France steps up a controversial nuclear alliance with eight European nations, true American leadership and commitment to NATO hang in the balance—raising urgent questions about Europe’s security and America’s role in global defense.

The U.S.-Israeli strike that killed Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei has unleashed volatile reactions across the Shiite world, threatening regional stability and America’s national security interests.

A small plane crash in the frigid Hudson River underscores ongoing aviation safety concerns and the urgent need for robust emergency response protocols—how prepared is America to protect its skies and citizens?

As jurors deliberate in the trial of Colin Gray, charged after his son’s deadly school shooting, America faces a critical debate over parental accountability and school safety.

Kristi Noem’s first Senate testimony reveals how aggressive immigration enforcement undercuts public safety and constitutional rights, sparking deadly violence and deep division.

Gas prices jumped 11 cents overnight to $3.11 a gallon, reflecting turmoil in the Middle East that threatens America’s energy security and family budgets.

More than three weeks after brutal attacks on Doctors Without Borders facilities in South Sudan, 26 medical staff remain unaccounted for, highlighting the devastating consequences of unchecked violence and governmental failure to protect humanitarian missions in a conflict zone critical to regional stability.

As Keir Starmer resists full participation in U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran, President Trump publicly rebukes Britain, revealing cracks in the transatlantic alliance crucial to America’s national security interests.

Tens of thousands including Americans and Europeans are stranded in a volatile Middle East as airspace closes and violence intensifies, exposing dangerous gaps in U.S. preparedness and globalist foreign policy failures.