National Security

Israel’s recent airstrikes on military and civilian infrastructure in Yemen highlight the escalating threat posed by Iran-backed Houthis, underscoring the urgent need for America to recognize and counter foreign proxy aggression that jeopardizes regional stability and U.S. national security.

Vice President J.D. Vance confirms the U.S. will not rule out new sanctions against Russia to pressure Putin toward peace, underscoring America’s firm stand against foreign aggression and defense of national sovereignty.

President Trump challenges Maryland’s leadership over rising crime in Baltimore and stalled bridge repairs, threatening to deploy federal troops and reconsider vital funding—highlighting a failure of local governance that threatens national security interests.

Virginia Giuffre’s new memoir, released posthumously, shines a harsh light on the systemic failures that allowed Jeffrey Epstein’s trafficking ring to thrive. How long will Washington ignore these glaring issues?

New revelations from a former U.S. State Department spokesperson expose Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as the main obstacle to a Gaza ceasefire, raising urgent questions about Washington’s approach and American interests.

Tens of thousands march across Australia demanding sanctions on Israel amid Gaza crisis, but what does this mean for American national security and our allies?

Tragedy strikes again as three young Sudanese sisters drown in the Mediterranean, highlighting the catastrophic failure of European migration policies that endanger lives and undermine national sovereignty.

As Israeli military strikes in Gaza kill dozens daily, including children, the death toll nears 63,000 amid blocked aid and stalled ceasefire talks. Who holds responsibility for this ongoing humanitarian crisis?

At least 20 killed in coordinated attacks, revealing the catastrophic failure of President Gustavo Petro’s security policies that threaten not only Colombia but also America’s strategic interests.

On Ukraine’s Independence Day, Zelenski speaks of lasting peace and unity, but reality on the ground reveals a protracted struggle fueled by outside intervention—posing questions about America’s stake in endless foreign wars.