National Security

Sudden, catastrophic cloudbursts in India and Pakistan reveal how climate change-driven extreme weather devastates vulnerable regions, underscoring the urgent need for robust disaster preparedness and an America First approach to border security and environmental resilience.

As Iraqi officials excavate a mass grave holding thousands of victims of Islamic State terror, the silence from Washington exposes a disturbing indifference to threats against American interests and allies.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns that additional sanctions on Russia could stall peace talks in Ukraine, raising urgent questions about Washington’s strategy and America’s long-term security interests.

The tangled history of Syrian control over Lebanon continues to breed tension, violence, and mistrust—undermining Lebanese sovereignty and U.S. regional security objectives.

After conservative activist Laura Loomer raised alarms about medical visas issued to children from Gaza, the State Department stopped issuing visitor visas pending security reviews—highlighting failures that could threaten American safety.

Hurricane Erin’s weakening to Category 3 does not diminish the threat it poses to Caribbean territories and the U.S. mainland, highlighting the urgent need for stronger infrastructure and proactive government action to safeguard American citizens.

As Ursula von der Leyen and top European officials accompany Ukrainian President Zelenski to a critical White House meeting, serious doubts linger over the consequences of recent Trump-Putin discussions, raising urgent questions about America’s role in safeguarding national sovereignty and global stability.

A key Trump envoy discloses that Russia’s Putin accepted robust security guarantees for Ukraine, marking a potential breakthrough in peace talks—critical to safeguarding American interests and regional stability.

Despite President Trump’s alarmist claims branding Black-led cities as out-of-control crime zones, data tells a different story of declining violent crime, community-driven solutions, and federal overreach in major urban centers.

While China cements control over global shipbuilding, Washington’s dependence on foreign partners reveals a dangerous erosion of U.S. naval sovereignty and industrial strength.