National Security

Multiple undersea internet cables in the critical Red Sea corridor were severed, likely by commercial shipping activity—exposing dangerous gaps in protecting vital infrastructure that underpins America’s global communications and national security.

The recent deadly earthquake in Afghanistan has obliterated thousands of homes while leaving hundreds of remote villages inaccessible. As the United Nations scrambles to deliver aid amid logistical nightmares and worsening conditions, America must reassess its strategic approach to regional crises that threaten stability and humanitarian security.

Peru’s Congress is set to vote on declaring Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum persona non grata after her vocal support of ex-President Pedro Castillo, embroiled in a failed coup and legal proceedings. This diplomatic spat underscores the dangers of foreign interference in sovereign nations’ affairs.

As Venezuela blames the U.S. for narcotrafficking, a closer look reveals Washington’s efforts remain focused on protecting American interests and combating real drug cartels—while Caracas leverages propaganda to mask internal failures.

Following a decisive loss in Buenos Aires, President Javier Milei forms a ‘national political table’ and seeks dialogue with governors, signaling a fragile grip on power amid economic turmoil.

As the U.S. increases military maneuvers and deploys advanced F-35 jets to Puerto Rico, questions arise about national sovereignty, environmental risks, and the true cost of these operations on local communities.

A convicted drug dealer whose prison sentence was commuted by President Trump has been found guilty of violating his release terms following multiple violent and unlawful incidents, raising critical questions about the administration’s approach to justice and public safety.

After a fierce legal battle, Rupert Murdoch’s heirs broker a deal cementing Lachlan Murdoch’s control over Fox Corp., safeguarding the conservative media powerhouse vital to America’s right-leaning voices.

African leaders advocate shifting climate aid to investment amid crises — but what does this mean for American taxpayers and national interests?

North Korea’s recent successful test of a new solid-fuel rocket engine under Kim Jong Un signals an alarming acceleration of its ICBM capabilities, underscoring risks to U.S. national security and exposing failures in Washington’s approach to Pyongyang.