National Security

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un condemns joint US-South Korea military drills as provocation, accelerating nuclear armament efforts that undermine regional security and challenge American interests.

President Trump’s call for discussing territorial exchanges in Ukraine challenges the unyielding globalist stance, highlighting a needed pragmatic approach to end the conflict and restore sovereignty.

Italy’s Prime Minister Meloni champions NATO-style security guarantees for Ukraine, raising critical questions about America’s role and the risks of entangling commitments beyond our borders.

The arrest of a Maine reserve police officer by ICE highlights serious flaws in local employment verification systems and the dangers of lax immigration enforcement policies undermining national security.

ISIS-backed rebels killed at least 52 civilians in Congo’s east this August, revealing serious lapses in international peacekeeping and threats to regional stability that directly impact U.S. interests.

A federal immigration enforcement operation in San Bernardino County escalated dangerously when a driver fled, striking two Customs and Border Protection agents and forcing an agent to fire shots in self-defense. Local sanctuary laws hampered officer safety and law enforcement cooperation, exposing America to continued border security challenges.

The Justice Department’s sudden agreement to hand over Jeffrey Epstein investigation files to Congress raises critical questions about transparency and accountability under the Trump administration, spotlighting the battle between national sovereignty and political maneuvering.

As President Trump hosts Zelenskyy and top European leaders in Washington, the question remains: Will this summit translate into decisive action against Russia’s relentless war on Ukraine—or just more empty promises?

Former President Trump boldly asserts that the key to freeing American hostages lies in directly confronting and dismantling Hamas—a stance Washington must heed to protect national sovereignty and ensure real results.

As Hurricane Erin swells to a Category 4 storm, evacuations in North Carolina reveal cracks in federal disaster response — raising urgent questions about America’s readiness to protect its citizens and sovereignty against increasing natural threats.