National Security

Iran’s Supreme Leader crushed historic protests with unprecedented violence while maneuvering to avoid a U.S. strike, revealing vulnerabilities that challenge both Iranian stability and American security.

As Russia relentlessly targets Ukraine’s critical power infrastructure in the dead of winter, these attacks flagrantly violate international law and reveal a brutal strategy that threatens global stability and America’s national interests.

A critical examination of recent AP photojournalism uncovers powerful narratives on global unrest, media focus, and what America must prioritize to secure its future.

As the world tunes into Italy’s 2026 Winter Olympics spectacle, few ask who foots the bill and what it means for America’s priorities. This accountability report unpacks the true costs and geopolitical distractions behind the games.

The International Olympic Committee’s vow for a more transparent 2036 host city selection reveals deeper struggles over influence, national prestige, and hidden agendas—putting America’s own national interests at stake.

As Iran faces global backlash over a deadly crackdown on protests, tentative talks with the U.S. in Oman reveal Tehran’s strategic pivot. But can Washington hold firm on America First principles amid diplomatic dupes and regional aggression?

A new EU poll reveals widespread desire for a tougher, more unified European bloc facing military and economic pressures—but who truly benefits when Brussels seeks greater power?

Prince Andrew’s premature move from a crown-owned property amid fresh Epstein allegations highlights the growing demand for accountability within the British monarchy and raises pressing questions about royal privilege and national sovereignty.

As Serbia’s government official faces trial for forging documents in a controversial Kushner-linked real estate deal, the nation’s eroding judicial independence and autocratic crackdown signal troubling implications for Western alliances and regional stability.

As Russia and Ukraine meet under US mediation amid escalating attacks, doubts rise if Washington’s diplomacy protects American security or merely enables Kremlin aggression.