National Security

Beneath the Denver Museum of Nature and Science’s own parking lot lies a fossil discovery so rare it challenges our assumptions about paleontology—and what else might be hidden beneath American soil.

As the Trump administration renews investigations into former intelligence chiefs tied to the Russia probe, questions mount about weaponizing justice versus seeking genuine accountability.

A retired Mount Vernon sergeant’s six-month prison sentence for repeatedly tasing a restrained man in mental crisis highlights urgent failures in law enforcement accountability and civil rights protections.

As Global Citizen shifts its fight against poverty to growing cities worldwide, questions arise about the influence of globalist agendas on local governance and American interests.

As nominations for President Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize pile up, it’s crucial to cut through the political gloss and examine whether these efforts truly reflect his impact on global peace or serve as strategic moves by allies and foreign leaders seeking favor.

A bipartisan U.S. sanctions bill targets Russia’s energy trade with a punishing tariff designed to cripple Moscow’s war machine, but does it empower America or entangle us further in global conflicts?

While the Trump administration claims total destruction of key Iranian nuclear sites, emerging intelligence reveals Iran’s enriched uranium may still lie recoverable underground, challenging official narratives and exposing critical gaps in strategy.

Peru’s Congress passes a controversial amnesty law shielding military and civilians from prosecution for grave human rights abuses during the 1980–2000 conflict, sparking fierce opposition and international legal challenges.

Despite the largest B-2 airstrike in history targeting Iran’s underground nuclear sites, the Pentagon admits it cannot yet verify if the bombs truly penetrated the heavily fortified Fordó facility—a stark contrast to previous triumphant claims.

The U.S. government’s renewed closure of the southern border to livestock imports highlights serious national security and economic risks from the New World screwworm fly, raising urgent questions about federal preparedness and sovereignty.