National Security

A fragile ceasefire in southern Syria’s Al Sueida province is unraveling as Bedouin clans mobilize, deepening a humanitarian disaster that threatens regional stability—an outcome with dangerous implications for American strategic interests.

Taiwan’s vice president highlights Beijing’s escalating military intimidation yet vows her island will not provoke conflict, underscoring the urgent need for America to stand firm on national sovereignty.

As China targets rare earth smuggling, its real move is to tighten control over materials vital to American security and industry—highlighting the urgent need for U.S. sovereignty in critical supply chains.

From cryptocurrencies to overseas resorts, President Trump’s family has amassed hundreds of millions while in office, raising urgent questions about conflicts of interest and national security under the guise of business innovation.

President Trump’s second term is marked by an unprecedented blending of political power and personal profit, with his family’s global crypto ventures and foreign deals flourishing under his watch—posing serious questions about national security and governance integrity.

The UK cracks down on Russian GRU operatives responsible for mass civilian casualties in Ukraine and targeted poisonings, revealing the ongoing threat to Western security and sovereignty.

An Israeli shell hit Gaza’s only Catholic church, killing three and wounding many—raising urgent questions about Hamas’ role in endangering civilians and the challenges facing Israel’s self-defense amid misleading global condemnations.

As Syrian government forces prepare to re-enter Sweida amid escalating Druze-Bedouin violence, Washington must recognize how this chaos threatens regional stability and America’s strategic position.

Nearly 80 years after the U.S. atomic bomb devastated Nagasaki, a restored cathedral bell symbolizes hope—but also prompts a sober look at the costly decisions behind ending World War II.

North Korea abruptly halts foreign visits to its flagship Wonsan-Kalma beach resort, exposing the regime’s deeper insecurities and economic vulnerabilities despite grandiose claims.