National Security

While President Trump’s Asia trip dazzled with diplomacy and deals, beneath the surface lies a troubling disconnect from pressing American concerns at home. How does this globetrotting align with true America First principles?

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz calls for stronger European-Turkish cooperation to counter global power shifts, despite sharp disagreements over human rights and the Gaza conflict—a balancing act that raises critical questions about Europe’s strategic priorities and America’s security interests.

The Trump administration’s drastic cut to refugee admissions to just 7,500 annually—primarily white South Africans—reveals a stark shift prioritizing national interests over open-border policies, exposing the failures of previous administrations.

As American tech fuels China’s oppression, GOP leaders urge the Trump administration to ensure Cisco faces justice for aiding Beijing’s crackdown on religious freedom.

Tens of thousands of ultra-Orthodox Israelis protest military draft plans, spotlighting deep divisions that threaten government stability and Israel’s defense readiness during wartime.

Dr. Casey Means’ Senate hearing postponement due to labor highlights significant gaps in experience and potential conflicts of interest for a key public health leadership role under the America First agenda.

From fabricated case citations to privacy breaches, AI-generated legal documents are revealing the dangers of unchecked tech use—raising urgent questions about national sovereignty and the integrity of our institutions.

A recent AP investigation reveals ICE’s covert use of full-body restraints on deportees, sparking bipartisan outrage over human rights and agency transparency.

A massive police raid in Rio’s favelas left 121 dead, revealing the tragic consequences of chronic insecurity and questionable enforcement tactics that undermine public safety.

In a high-stakes geopolitical chess game, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pledge cooperation under U.S. watchful eyes—yet underlying tensions and economic wrangling threaten America’s strategic interests in East Asia.