National Security

West Point’s tightening grip on professors’ speech and curriculum undermines the First Amendment and jeopardizes the principles that uphold America’s military strength, a lawsuit reveals.

Stephen Miran, a Trump-appointed Fed governor, diverges sharply from Federal Reserve peers by advocating for substantially lower interest rates to boost American economic freedom and security.

The White House invoked a critical national security provision to prevent the shutdown of U.S. Steel’s Granite City Works plant, safeguarding American steel production and workers against corporate decisions that threaten national sovereignty.

A federal judge has overturned the Trump administration’s halt of the Revolution Wind offshore project, dismissing national security concerns without clear explanation—raising questions about protecting America’s sovereignty and energy independence.

Gabrielle’s swift intensification into a major hurricane off the Atlantic coast highlights vulnerabilities in American infrastructure and emergency planning amid a volatile season.

The Trump administration has imposed strict limits on Iranian diplomats’ ability to shop at wholesale clubs and purchase luxury items without State Department approval, tightening economic pressure amid ongoing national security concerns.

The White House claims Oracle will secure TikTok’s U.S. operations by controlling its algorithm, yet critical questions remain on whether this deal truly safeguards American interests from Chinese influence.

Thousands of Venezuelan migrants, blocked by U.S. immigration policies, face new dangers as they undertake a perilous reverse migration through hostile jungles and lawless regions—highlighting the human cost of political decisions that disregard national sovereignty and border security.

As Moldova faces a pivotal election, Russia unleashes an unprecedented AI-fueled disinformation campaign designed to derail the nation’s EU integration and pull it back into the Kremlin’s shadow—posing a clear warning for America on the dangers of globalist interference.

As the New START treaty expires, Putin’s offer to extend limits for one year signals a cautious move—but can America trust Moscow amid ongoing tensions and strategic provocations?