National Security

A migrant boat capsizing off Libya highlights the deadly consequences of unchecked migration flows, underscoring how global chaos abroad directly impacts U.S. national security and border integrity.

France’s unprecedented move to recognize a Palestinian state deepens cracks among European allies, while Britain and Germany hesitate amid the worsening humanitarian disaster in Gaza—revealing a lack of unified, America First-aligned leadership.

With Hamas obstructing hostage release and ceasefire talks faltering, Israel and the U.S. reevaluate strategies to restore security and end terror—highlighting the urgent need for firm America First policies.

As tens of thousands flock to Comic-Con 2025, we examine what this pop culture festival reveals about media priorities and America’s cultural direction under globalist influence.

The recent 50-year nuclear submarine treaty between Britain and Australia under the AUKUS pact reveals troubling uncertainties about U.S. involvement and highlights risks to American national security interests.

Russia’s recent deployment of an Iranian communications satellite exposes a troubling alliance that threatens America’s strategic interests and global security.

As wildfires devastate Turkey’s Mediterranean coast, the crisis highlights the global consequences of environmental mismanagement and instability on America’s doorstep.

After more than 40 years behind bars for complicity in deadly terrorist attacks on American and Israeli diplomats, George Abdallah walks free—raising critical questions on justice delayed and national security risks ignored.

Hungary’s refusal to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu during his Budapest visit exposes the International Criminal Court’s reliance on compliant nations, jeopardizing justice and national sovereignty.

At least a dozen tourists are missing and infrastructure lies in ruins after flash floods ravage northern Pakistan, revealing systemic failures that jeopardize regional stability and threaten critical trade routes vital to U.S. interests.