National Security

The recent court ruling to uphold Defense Secretary Austin’s cancellation of a plea deal with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed leaves the infamous 9/11 trial mired in uncertainty, exposing deep systemic issues that threaten America’s pursuit of true justice and national security.

France’s concession to grant New Caledonia greater autonomy under a new ‘Caledonian nationality’ agreement raises serious questions about national sovereignty and long-term stability amid global fracturing trends.

President Trump’s vow to deport the “worst of the worst” criminals starkly contrasts with ICE data showing most detainees have no criminal convictions, exposing a troubling gap between political rhetoric and reality.

Florida’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ detention center showcases rapid construction but conceals troubling conditions and lack of transparency, raising serious concerns about governance and migrant treatment under America First policies.

More than 40 arrested at London protest backing banned Palestine Action group following violent RAF base attack, raising urgent questions about law enforcement and national sovereignty.

Decades of guerrilla violence in Bogotá’s rural Sumapaz have devastated communities, exposing how weak governance and ignored security imperatives destroy lives—lessons critical for America’s own fight against insurgency and border insecurity.

Israel’s precision strike on Evin prison, which killed five convicted criminals and allowed others to escape, underscores the risks Iranian regime poses to its own civilians by militarizing urban centers amid ongoing conflict.

One year ago, a failed assassination attempt on Donald Trump shook the nation. Beyond the headlines lies a critical examination of political chaos, security lapses, and what this means for America’s sovereignty going forward.

Texas accounts for nearly one-fifth of all U.S. flood deaths, exposing systemic failures in flood management and public safety that endanger American families.

A tragic explosion kills five children playing soccer in Yemen’s Taiz province, exposing the brutal toll of proxy militias fuelled by foreign-backed factions. Who will hold these forces accountable?