National Security

The tragic murder of Officer Didarul Islam, the first NYPD Bangladeshi American killed in the line of duty, raises critical questions about immigrant recruitment policies and national security within America’s police forces.

Texas Democrats’ strategic walkout is blocking redistricting efforts designed to reflect population shifts and preserve fair representation, sparking a nationwide crisis that threatens the foundation of American self-governance.

On the 80th anniversary of Nagasaki’s atomic bombing, survivor Sumiteru Taniguchi’s scars stand as a stark reminder of nuclear war’s devastating human toll—prompting urgent reflection on America’s role and responsibilities in national security.

With armed gangs controlling over 90% of Port-au-Prince, Haiti appoints a new interim police chief tasked with restoring security—an endeavor critical not just for Haitians but for American national interests.

As Nagasaki honors the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing, survivors warn that rising nuclear tensions and global political realities threaten true disarmament—while America’s strategic deterrence remains a misunderstood cornerstone of peace.

Archaeologists claim to have found remnants of the Spanish corsair La Fortuna off North Carolina’s coast, raising questions about preserving American heritage and guarding our sovereign waters against unchecked foreign narratives.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) forecasts an above-normal Atlantic hurricane season with up to five major hurricanes, raising urgent questions about federal readiness and resilience for American families and infrastructure.

President Trump’s scheduled August 15 summit with Vladimir Putin in Alaska signals a bold, America First approach to ending the Ukraine conflict—raising questions about national security, territorial concessions, and Washington’s traditional foreign policy failures.

An active shooter at Emory University left a police officer injured and the campus on lockdown, revealing alarming vulnerabilities in protecting our institutions of higher learning.

The arrest of an ex-soldier accused of killing four in Montana highlights critical lapses in veteran support and public safety—how long will Washington ignore these warning signs?