National Security

At least 37 civilians, including the elderly and youth, were slaughtered in a drone attack on a Darfur refugee camp by Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces, highlighting a tragic failure of international agencies to protect innocent lives amid ongoing civil war.

The UN General Assembly defies America’s visa veto, approving Palestinian participation via video, highlighting tensions between national sovereignty and globalist overreach.

In a brazen act of hostility, three Russian MIG-31 jets breached Estonian airspace for nearly 12 minutes, compelling NATO to scramble F-35 fighters. This is the fourth such violation this year, signaling Kremlin aggression that undermines regional and American security.

As South African officials seek to ease U.S. tariffs, Washington must face hard questions about protecting American workers and national interests amid fragile international ties.

The recent death of Italian skier Matteo Franzoso—third young athlete lost in less than a year—exposes the glaring safety failures in World Cup preseason training ahead of the Milan-Cortina Games, demanding immediate accountability and reform.

As the EU moves to choke Russia’s liquefied natural gas lifeline, questions arise about Europe’s energy security and America’s role in countering Kremlin aggression.

A recent U.S. military strike off Venezuela’s coast reflects more than drug interdiction—it uncovers the devastating consequences of economic collapse and government failure on vulnerable communities, highlighting the urgent need for American leadership in restoring regional security.

France hails the arrest of a 1982 Paris terror suspect by the Palestinian Authority as justice served. But what does this cooperation reveal about geopolitical trade-offs and national security risks for America?

The escalating Sudanese conflict has claimed over 3,300 civilian lives in just six months, with summary executions and attacks on aid workers intensifying. This forgotten war threatens regional stability—and America’s interests demand urgent attention.

After nearly eight months of unlawful detention by the Taliban, a British couple has been released—but their ordeal highlights the catastrophic consequences of America and its allies abandoning national sovereignty in Afghanistan.