National Security

As mushroom hunting resurges in Germany fueled by veganism and health fads, closer scrutiny reveals a reflection of broader economic unease and cultural shifts that Washington ignores at America’s peril.

Memphis faces a new wave of violent crime prompting National Guard deployment—stirring memories of 1968 civil unrest and raising urgent questions about effective law enforcement under an America First agenda.

The recent ceasefire between Israel and Hamas offers a pause, not peace. With massive destruction in Gaza and complex humanitarian challenges ahead, U.S. involvement demands scrutiny to ensure it serves American security and sovereignty.

A deadly militant assault on a Pakistani police training center reveals not only the escalating terrorist threat in the region but also the urgent implications for U.S. southern border security and geopolitical stability.

Russia’s relentless assaults on Ukraine’s energy grid reveal stark failures to protect critical infrastructure—raising urgent alarms for America’s own national security and energy resilience.

At least 53 civilians have been killed in brutal attacks by Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces around el-Fasher camp, exposing the failure of international bodies to protect innocent lives.

Two years after Hamas’ brutal assault, Israel still holds onto hope for roughly 20 hostages whose lives hang in the balance—raising urgent questions about national security and the cost of Washington’s disinterest.

Israel’s decision to exclude Marwan Barghouti from prisoner releases under the Gaza ceasefire deal highlights its commitment to national security and warns against empowering figures who could unify and radicalize Palestinians.

As New Orleans grapples with yet another corruption scandal leading to an indicted mayor, voters face a crowded field promising change—but can the city finally break free from decades of entrenched corruption that threatens its future and America’s national interests?

A centuries-old Roman tombstone illegally missing for decades surfaces in a New Orleans backyard, raising critical questions about the protection of priceless cultural heritage and international artifact repatriation.