National Security

After nearly two years of agony, families of Israeli hostages in Gaza face a new diplomatic opening following the Israel-Iran ceasefire, spotlighting the urgent need for leverage against Hamas.

South Korea and NATO agreed to establish a new advisory body on defense industry cooperation, signaling deeper military ties amid rising global threats — yet crucial transparency and strategic clarity remain elusive.

President Trump’s persistent public clashes with U.S. intelligence agencies reveal a troubling pattern of distrust that risks weakening the core of American national security.

North Korea unveils a major coastal resort aimed at boosting tourism, but tight border controls, strained ties with China, and reliance on Russia reveal deeper strategic miscalculations behind Kim Jong Un’s economic plan.

President Trump boldly calls for the immediate cancellation or pardon of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s corruption trial, exposing the politically motivated witch hunt against a staunch America ally.

The OAS Assembly in Antigua and Barbuda urges de-escalation of US-Iran hostilities, while revealing a fractured Hemisphere divided over America’s role in Middle East security.

Despite high-level talks between Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Honduran President Xiomara Castro, longstanding tensions over immigration, extraditions, and drug trafficking cooperation reveal deeper fractures threatening America’s southern border security efforts.

Federal prosecutors in the Eastern District of New York have uncovered harrowing audio recordings detailing the torture of DEA agent Enrique ‘Kiki’ Camarena, a critical development in seeking justice against notorious drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero.

Retired Venezuelan Maj. Gen. Hugo Carvajal admits leading a cartel flooding America with cocaine, exposing Maduro regime’s narcoterrorism ties and posing grave threats to U.S. security.

At the NATO summit in the Netherlands, President Trump forced a historic commitment from Europe to boost defense spending—but beneath the surface, serious questions remain about burden-sharing, long-term commitments, and America’s leadership role.