National Security

The U.S. State Department announces envoy Steve Witkoff’s trip to the Middle East aiming to revive ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas, but challenges on the ground threaten American diplomatic efforts.

A federal appeals court’s decision overturning New Jersey’s ban on immigration detention contracts reinforces the Constitution’s clear division of powers and supports national sovereignty over border enforcement.

As foreign journalists evacuate, local reporters in Gaza confront starvation and death under unrelenting conflict, exposing a grim humanitarian failure that directly challenges America’s commitment to freedom of the press and human dignity.

The UN’s unanimous call for peaceful dispute resolution glosses over ongoing geopolitical failures that threaten American interests and global stability.

President Trump intensifies accusations against Barack Obama, alleging a conspiracy to undermine his 2016 victory and distract from the Epstein scandal. Are America’s democratic institutions at risk under such shadowy political games?

The U.S. Department of Justice launches a critical civil action to confiscate $2 million in cryptocurrency tied to terror financing, exposing dangerous gaps in crypto oversight and highlighting the urgent need for accountability.

As the Cram Fire nears 100,000 acres, it highlights a dangerous trend of megafires worsened by misguided policies and climate change denial. Who is accountable for risking American lives and property?

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman sounds the alarm on AI’s ability to mimic voices and bypass bank security, revealing a looming fraud crisis that threatens America’s financial sovereignty.

Ghislaine Maxwell’s conviction was only the beginning. As DOJ prepares to question her anew, why has the full truth about Jeffrey Epstein’s powerful enablers been buried for so long?

Thomas Durkin, celebrated Chicago defense attorney known for defending notorious clients and Guantanamo detainees, dies at 78—raising tough questions about balancing civil liberties and national security.