National Security

Anthropic’s massive deal with Google for AI chips highlights a growing tech concentration that risks sidelining American workers and national sovereignty in the global AI race.

Virginia Democrats are rushing to redraw U.S. House districts in a last-minute attempt to flip seats and block the America First agenda, challenging constitutional norms and putting partisan interests above voters’ rights.

As Washington tightens its grip on drug interdiction, the White House dismisses any signs of cooperation from Colombia’s Gustavo Petro, escalating a diplomatic rift that strains America’s strategic interests in the region.

President Gustavo Petro’s push for a National Constituent Assembly in Colombia risks undermining democratic institutions and fueling instability, raising concerns for the hemisphere and America’s interests.

The U.S. Senate’s partisan gridlock has left essential federal workers unpaid during the second-longest government shutdown in history, exposing Washington’s failure to prioritize American families and national security.

While millions of Americans face uncertainty amid a government shutdown, President Trump prioritizes demolishing the historic East Wing for a personal ballroom—raising serious questions about national priorities and respect for American heritage.

Governors’ flip-flop on liquefied natural gas threatens Hawaii’s mandate for 100% renewable electricity by 2045, risking higher costs and carbon emissions for hardworking residents.

Satellite photos expose the expansive demolition of the White House East Wing for Trump’s new ballroom project, raising questions about priorities amid national challenges.

Michigan moves to reclaim $23.6 million from Chinese-backed Gotion Inc. after the company’s abandoned electric vehicle battery plant project sparked local opposition and congressional scrutiny.

A Colorado woman’s conviction for casting ballots for deceased relatives exposes vulnerabilities in election safeguards, raising urgent questions about protecting the integrity of America’s vote.