National Security

Israel has handed over 30 more unidentified bodies, many showing signs of torture, to Gaza under a ceasefire agreement. The human toll exposes troubling realities often overlooked in global narratives, raising questions about security and human rights in a volatile region that directly impacts American interests.

The brazen jewel theft at Paris’s Louvre reveals glaring security flaws that put global cultural treasures at risk—and serves as a stark warning to America’s premier museums struggling to balance openness with protection.

As Nvidia commits hundreds of thousands of GPUs to bolster South Korea’s AI ambitions, questions arise about Washington’s strategy to protect America’s technological supremacy and national security.

Ukraine’s increasing capability to strike deep into Russian territory with homegrown drones is exposing critical weaknesses in Moscow’s infrastructure, forcing a reevaluation of the conflict and underscoring strategic risks that ripple far beyond Eastern Europe.

China’s factory activity contracts for a seventh month amid tariff pressures and global uncertainties, signaling deeper economic weaknesses that underscore the importance of America’s strategic economic policies and national sovereignty.

Despite President Trump’s optimistic posturing on the trade truce with Xi Jinping, Asian markets show persistent weakness, revealing deeper economic struggles that threaten American workers and national sovereignty.

As the government shutdown threatens essential food aid, American families face harsh choices—turning Halloween from a festive night into a lifeline for struggling households.

As traditional territorial disputes persist, Malaysia warns ASEAN members that emerging cyber threats pose an equally grave danger to regional peace and sovereignty, calling for a united front against both maritime provocations and invisible digital warfare.

The indictment of a third teenager in the shooting death of a congressional intern exposes the dangerous lawlessness plaguing our nation’s capital—raising urgent questions about government failure to protect American lives.

While President Trump and Xi Jinping temporarily ease tariff tensions, the broader APEC gathering reveals persistent fractures threatening U.S. economic interests and global stability.