National Security

Portland agrees to record $3.75M settlement for killing an unarmed Black man, revealing troubling police failures and conflicting internal investigations.

William H. Webster’s unprecedented tenure as FBI and CIA director fortified national security institutions plagued by scandal, yet his legacy invites scrutiny of ongoing challenges in safeguarding American sovereignty.

Pentagon leadership under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is spotlighting extremist Christian nationalist rhetoric, including calls to repeal women’s right to vote—stirring serious concerns about ideological agendas infiltrating national defense.

Chad’s request for a harsh sentence against opposition leader Succès Masra reveals a troubling crackdown on political dissent under Mahamat Déby, risking deeper instability in a fragile region.

A suspected gunman near the CDC and Emory University was killed after an attack left a police officer injured, highlighting urgent security concerns around America’s critical institutions.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem rightly condemns ‘South Park’ for trivializing vital immigration enforcement efforts, exposing the cultural elite’s disdain for America’s borders and law enforcement.

While the UN warns of escalation, Israel’s decisive plan to occupy Gaza City reflects a necessary defense of national sovereignty against Hamas terrorism—can Washington keep ignoring this vital fight for American security interests?

The recent federal appeals court decision overturning Pedro Hernandez’s conviction in the landmark Etan Patz case threatens decades of progress in protecting America’s children and delivering justice, sparking calls for a Supreme Court review.

As Israelis rally to free hostages and end the Gaza war, critical questions arise about America’s stance on Hamas and regional stability that impacts our own national security.

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance firmly states America will not recognize Palestine, emphasizing the urgent priority of defeating Hamas to safeguard Israeli and American security.