National Security

As Palestinians flee northern Gaza under Israeli military pressure, the unfolding crisis echoes beyond the region, challenging U.S. interests and border security.

As Pakistan’s Punjab province faces its worst floods ever, affecting two million people, the crisis underscores the catastrophic consequences of globalist climate policies and regional tensions—challenges that America must watch closely to safeguard its own borders and interests.

As Israeli-Palestinian protests call for peace, the tragic death of journalist Mariam Dagga highlights the grave dangers faced by reporters caught in conflict zones—raising urgent questions about accountability and America’s role in a volatile region.

The capture of a key suspect in the assassination of Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay exposes alarming security gaps and the enduring threat of violent political upheaval that Colombia—and by extension, regional stability—cannot afford.

As Beijing and New Delhi move to mend ties after deadly border clashes, Americans must consider how this regional pivot impacts U.S. interests and national security.

French President Macron’s plan to recognize a Palestinian state rekindles a failed diplomatic approach, alienating Israel and the US while ignoring security realities that affect American interests.

President Prabowo Subianto cancels key diplomatic visit to China amid escalating protests over a 33% pay raise for lawmakers, exposing governance failures that threaten regional stability.

The Bucharest International Air Show showcased impressive European military aviation prowess, but raises urgent questions about America’s commitment to maintaining air superiority and national defense.

Amid threats of federal intervention to curb rising crime, Chicago’s mayor orders city officials to refuse cooperation with federal law enforcement, risking lawlessness and chaos for hardworking Americans.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson openly rejects the federal immigration enforcement surge, prioritizing political posturing over public safety in America’s third-largest city.