National Security

President Trump sharply criticizes Spain for refusing to meet the NATO agreement on defense spending, warning that Madrid will inevitably have to step up its contribution to protect Western security.

Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral primary victory in NYC signals a dramatic shift, but beneath the celebratory headlines lie questions about radical policies, foreign allegiances, and the impact on New Yorkers’ safety and prosperity.

Iran’s top Revolutionary Guard commanders and nuclear scientists have been killed in Israeli strikes, exposing Tehran’s dangerous overreach and costly miscalculations in a war that has left hundreds dead and threatens broader conflict.

A leaked call between Thailand’s PM and Cambodia’s Hun Sen ignites protests and deepens political turmoil, exposing government weakness on national sovereignty.

The Trump administration ratchets up immigration enforcement by imposing punitive fines of up to $998 per day on illegal immigrants defying deportation orders — a crackdown designed to uphold the rule of law and national sovereignty.

In a critical move, the United States, Peru, and Argentina have united at the OEA to demand that the Tren de Aragua gang be officially recognized as a terrorist organization, exposing Venezuela’s regime ties and regional security threats.

President Trump hints at providing Patriot missile systems to Ukraine as tensions escalate, raising questions about America’s strategic interests and involvement.

New census data reveals a dramatic increase in Venezuelan immigrants in Brazil, overtaking the historically dominant Portuguese community amid ongoing turmoil in Venezuela.

Over 200 witnesses across southern states reported a dazzling fireball bright enough to outshine the sun, but NASA’s official account leaves critical details unexplored.

This year’s Federal Reserve stress tests gave all major banks a clean bill of health—but only after significantly lowering the economic severity scenarios, omitting critical risks like private credit exposure, and reducing scrutiny overall. Such softened testing raises alarming questions about the Fed’s true commitment to safeguarding American taxpayers from another banking crisis.