National Security

Despite promises to preserve the historic White House structure, demolition has begun to build a lavish ballroom ordered by President Trump—raising concerns about transparency, costs, and respect for America’s most iconic symbol.

A Minnesota woman’s conviction for voting fraud by casting a ballot for her deceased mother reveals cracks in the mail-in voting system that threaten America’s electoral security.

After leaving office, Joe Biden faces aggressive prostate cancer treatment—raising critical questions about how his health affected national leadership and the media’s role in covering it.

Monday’s massive AWS outage didn’t just disrupt apps—it revealed a critical national vulnerability. How long will Washington let tech monopolies jeopardize our economic independence and security?

Today’s top photos from AP capture moments that reflect not just news, but the ongoing struggle for freedom, security, and national sovereignty amid global chaos and domestic challenges.

Ecuador releases survivor of US military strike citing no evidence of crime, spotlighting the murky legality of America’s aggressive drug war tactics in Latin America.

Monday’s massive Amazon Web Services outage revealed the peril of relying heavily on a single cloud provider and region—putting American businesses and digital infrastructure at risk.

A divided appeals court ruling puts President Trump’s authority to federalize Oregon National Guard troops back into play, highlighting the ongoing tug-of-war over executive power and the rule of law.

In a critical step toward national sovereignty and border security, Mexico and the US launch a joint operation targeting the illegal arms trade fueling violence south of the border—a challenge Washington has long underestimated.

The UN-approved Gang Suppression Force (GSF) has begun operations in Haiti, confronting violent gangs entrenched in lawless regions. Yet questions remain whether this multinational mission will protect Haitian sovereignty or deepen foreign overreach while America’s southern security faces spillover risks.