National Security

An unprecedented recall vote targets China-friendly lawmakers in Taiwan, spotlighting the ongoing struggle to preserve the island’s democracy and resist Chinese Communist Party interference.

As Ryan Routh stands accused of a shocking attempt on Donald Trump’s life at a Florida golf course, his choice to represent himself threatens to turn justice into spectacle—raising questions about security, accountability, and the rule of law in America.

More than 2,200 Argentine military and security personnel resigned in early 2025 due to wages below the poverty line, exposing a dangerous national security collapse. What lessons must America learn as global instability grows?

Greenpeace reveals a staggering 317% surge in illegal mining operations deep in Brazil’s Amazon, highlighting alarming government inaction that imperils environmental security and indigenous communities—threats with ripple effects reaching American interests.

As executions reach levels not seen since 2015, political agendas propel capital punishment forward—raising urgent questions about legal fairness and America’s moral compass.

A Southwest Airlines flight made a sharp plunge shortly after takeoff to evade a nearby aircraft, injuring crew and exposing lingering gaps in American aviation safety and air traffic coordination.

On the fourth anniversary of President Kais Saied’s authoritarian takeover, Tunisians risk everything protesting a regime that crushes opposition and civil liberties—an urgent reminder for America to uphold freedom abroad and guard against similar overreach at home.

The International Criminal Court charges Hungary with breaching legal duties for refusing to detain Israeli PM Netanyahu, highlighting tensions between national sovereignty and globalist institutions.

The U.S. government’s $4 billion military loan to Poland raises critical questions about American interests and the cost of supporting NATO’s eastern flank amid ongoing European conflicts.

The retraction of a groundbreaking study on arsenic-based life ignites crucial questions about editorial power, scientific rigor, and America’s leadership in research innovation.