National Security

The U.S. announces its departure from UNESCO at the end of 2026, rejecting an institution misaligned with America First values and undermining national interests.

Under the guise of fighting extremism, Russia’s new law criminalizes online searches, silencing dissent and tightening government control in a troubling echo for America’s fight against digital censorship.

A British jury convicts Howard Phillips, who fancied himself a James Bond, for attempting to spy for Russia—highlighting ongoing threats to Western sovereignty.

While the UN celebrates record growth in renewables, critical analysis reveals overlooked economic pitfalls and the threat to America’s energy independence under globalist pressure.

Turkey’s explicit warnings against Kurdish autonomy in Syria highlight a dangerous brinkmanship that risks regional chaos and complicates America’s strategic position in the Middle East.

The Justice Department, under President Trump’s directive, is pushing to interview Ghislaine Maxwell, offering a chance for long-overdue justice and transparency in the Epstein scandal.

More than 1,400 lives lost in brutal sectarian violence along Syria’s coast reveal the dangerous vacuum left by Assad’s fall and the failure of global intervention—threatening regional stability and America’s national security.

As Israeli forces intensify operations in central Gaza, the situation on the ground reveals a complex reality where military necessity intersects with urgent humanitarian needs, raising critical questions about the path forward for regional stability and American interests.

A military training jet crashed into a school campus in Dhaka, Bangladesh, killing 27 people, including 25 children—exposing critical failures in aviation safety that demand global scrutiny.

Initial findings blaming Jeju Air pilots for South Korea’s deadliest aviation disaster ignore deeper systemic failures and provoke justified fury from families, pilots, and aviation experts demanding transparency and true accountability.