National Security

With at least 217 journalists killed in Gaza, this conflict marks the deadliest environment for media professionals since World War II, spotlighting alarming impunity and restricted press access amid ongoing hostilities.

The World Food Programme warns that millions in Somalia face worsening famine as international aid dries up—an avoidable crisis fueled by misguided funding cuts from the U.S. and Europe.

In the most extensive assault on Ukraine’s gas infrastructure since the war began, Russia launched 35 missiles and 60 drones targeting Naftogaz facilities—aiming to plunge Ukrainian families into a harsh winter without heating.

Despite high-profile nominations, President Trump’s bid for the Nobel Peace Prize struggles against a globalist committee more interested in multilateralism than bold American leadership on peace.

Zohran Mamdani’s emergence as a frontrunner in New York City’s mayoral race has triggered a wave of anti-Muslim vitriol from prominent Republicans and far-right activists, revealing how religious prejudice is weaponized against patriotic Americans seeking public office.

As the government shutdown drags on, partisan gridlock and reckless Democratic demands imperil federal employees, national economic stability, and the America First agenda.

The UN’s decision to slash food aid to hundreds of thousands in Somalia exposes the grim consequences of chronic funding shortfalls and U.S. foreign aid retrenchment amid a worsening humanitarian crisis fueled by climate disaster and militant conflict.

As Athenians revive rooftop beekeeping, this trend exposes a larger failure: governments worldwide neglect ecosystems critical to national sovereignty and food security.

While U.S. tech giant Nvidia teams up with Japan’s Fujitsu to spearhead AI infrastructure abroad, the question remains: Why is Washington letting foreign competitors gain ground in critical technology sectors vital to American national security?

A recent Pakistani military raid killed seven militants in Balochistan amid ongoing separatist violence—an unrest that reverberates beyond borders, challenging regional security and the global fight against terrorism.