National Security

A federal immigration operation in Los Angeles saw agents arrest a U.S. citizen while taking his 1-year-old daughter from the scene—raising alarms about enforcement procedures and respect for American families.

A close examination of AP’s top photos exposes the stark realities and underlying agendas behind today’s global headlines, challenging mainstream narratives with an America First lens.

As the federal shutdown drags on, the FAA’s decision to reduce flights by 10% across key markets highlights Washington’s disregard for national security and economic stability—forcing hardworking Americans to bear the cost of political gridlock.

At 97, longtime North Korean ceremonial head of state Kim Yong Nam was laid to rest in a state funeral orchestrated by Kim Jong Un, highlighting the regime’s ongoing use of diplomatic pageantry amid persistent threats to global security.

President Trump asserts U.S. strikes on drug-running cartels extend beyond Venezuela, signaling a tougher stance against transnational narcoterrorism threatening American security.

A federal judge has dismissed the lawsuit seeking to overturn the deportation of Dr. Rasha Alawieh, who was removed from the U.S. after Homeland Security found ties to Hezbollah, underscoring strengthened immigration enforcement under current law.

In a troubling turn, the U.S. government is seeking to lift sanctions on Syria’s President Ahmad al-Sharaa ahead of his visit to the White House—a move that raises serious questions about national security and America’s commitment to principled foreign policy.

British prisons face a crisis as multiple wrongful releases expose catastrophic management failures under the new Labour government, risking public safety and border security.

Prince William’s Rio spotlight on the Earthshot Prize exposes how global climate initiatives often sideline American sovereignty and practical solutions.

The devastation in Gaza’s Shijaiya neighborhood reveals the brutal reality of dismantling Hamas terror networks—a necessary but costly effort often misunderstood or ignored by global media and policymakers.