National Security

Tropical Storm Melissa is escalating swiftly into a major hurricane, threatening catastrophic floods and landslides across the Caribbean—yet U.S. federal response remains reactive, raising urgent questions about national readiness and border security implications.

For one confusing week each year, the U.S. and Europe operate on different clocks—exposing a deeper failure in transatlantic coordination with real consequences for American business, security, and daily life.

Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro accuses the U.S. of fabricating conflict as America positions its most powerful aircraft carrier nearby, while evidence mounts of his regime’s corruption and criminal entanglements threatening regional stability.

Nicolás Maduro’s move to revoke Leopoldo López’s nationality under the guise of national security is a blatant effort to silence dissent and undermine Venezuela’s sovereignty, highlighting authoritarian overreach that threatens regional stability and American interests.

Soaring cocoa prices driven by global supply issues are shifting Halloween candy from chocolate to cheaper gummies, squeezing American consumers and spotlighting vulnerabilities in our supply chain.

The recent federal indictment exposing NBA-linked poker cheats with alleged Mafia ties reveals dangerous vulnerabilities in American sports. How long will Washington let our national pastimes be tarnished by corruption?

Six-year-old twins in Gaza suffer life-changing injuries from an unexploded bomb mistaken for a toy amid the shattered aftermath of conflict—raising urgent questions about the consequences of unchecked war and global instability on American security.

A convicted asylum-seeker’s accidental release from prison in Essex reveals dangerous cracks in immigration enforcement, fueling public unrest and threatening national security.

The arrest of three Chinese agents attempting to purchase uranium in Georgia reveals alarming efforts by Beijing to circumvent international controls—an urgent wake-up call for America’s security safeguards.

Pakistan International Airlines restarted UK flights after a five-year ban tied to fake pilot licenses and a deadly crash—raising serious questions about aviation oversight and the risks posed to global air travel security.