National Security

Lebanon’s president openly rejects normalization with Israel, underscoring enduring regional instability and exposing cracks in U.S.-led peace efforts that demand a renewed America First strategy.

The ongoing U.N. humanitarian response to Ukraine’s displacement crisis exposes a critical question: Why does Washington prioritize overseas aid over securing our own borders and protecting American families?

As Iran wages war with Israel, its brutal regime targets Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi with death threats, revealing a pattern of ruthless suppression that jeopardizes freedom and human rights.

In a decisive operation, Nigerian forces eliminated over 150 armed militants attempting to seize control in Kebbi state, exposing the ongoing security crisis that echoes America’s own battle against violent insurgencies and border threats.

Negotiations for a Gaza ceasefire falter as Israel insists on controlling over a third of Palestinian territory, risking prolonged conflict and worsening humanitarian disaster.

As China controls nearly 90% of the world’s rare earth supply, Wyoming’s long-stalled coal mine is repositioning itself as a domestic source for these critical metals. But can this risky venture truly secure America’s technological and military future?

Despite intensified Chinese aggression in the South China Sea, rival nations stand firm defending their sovereignty with U.S. backing, exposing Beijing’s failed coercion and Washington’s commitment to uphold freedom and rule of law.

The Trump administration’s bold reorganization of the State Department cuts over 1,300 jobs to end bureaucratic bloat and restore focus on true American interests, but critics warn it may weaken U.S. influence abroad.

New polling reveals a striking rise in positive American attitudes toward immigration, even as President Trump campaigns for mass deportations—highlighting a disconnect between populist rhetoric and public sentiment.

For the first time in decades, Kurdish separatists lay down arms as part of a peace plan in northern Iraq — but with past failures casting a long shadow, will Washington heed the warning signs and protect American interests on this volatile front?