National Security

Deadly clashes among Syrian factions expose a fragile power vacuum, risking regional instability and complicating U.S. efforts to secure a stable Middle East aligned with American values of sovereignty and security.

President Trump’s aggressive tariff threat against Brazil intended to support Bolsonaro instead handed political leverage to President Lula, spotlighting the unintended consequences of economic coercion on U.S. foreign relations and national interests.

Despite a U.S.-supported ceasefire agreement between Israel and Syria, violence rages on in southern Syria, exposing Washington’s fragile grasp on Middle East peace and raising serious questions about America’s strategic priorities.

President Trump signs the GENIUS Act, establishing stablecoin regulations, but concerns about transparency and political influence cloud this so-called milestone.

Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem’s refusal to disarm despite continued Israeli hostilities highlights a perilous gamble that undermines Lebanon’s sovereignty and fuels regional instability, demanding scrutiny of failed international diplomacy.

The plan to reconstruct the iconic Alcatraz prison with an estimated $2 billion price tag raises serious questions about fiscal responsibility and policy priorities amid America’s immigration challenges.

Despite political pressure and misleading headlines, the Trump administration makes clear there will be no amnesty for undocumented immigrants, reaffirming a tough stance on border enforcement to protect American workers and sovereignty.

Construction on Tennessee Titans’ new stadium stopped after a noose was found, exposing serious lapses in site security and workplace culture that demand urgent accountability.

At least 11 young villagers were fatally shot at a gold mine controlled by Russia’s Wagner mercenaries in the Central African Republic, highlighting the lawlessness and human rights abuses enabled by Moscow’s shadow war for influence.

The EPA is dismantling its core scientific research division and cutting nearly a quarter of its workforce, undermining environmental protection and public health under the guise of budget savings.