Morning Brief: Judge Blocks Tennessee Guard Deployment, US Government Watchdog Warns Pentagon Faces Major Cyber Risks
Trump’s troop policy faces legal pushback as global tensions keep rising. Here’s your Tuesday morning rundown, November 18, 2025.
Foreign Policy
Evening Brief: Guard Troops Withdraw from Cities, Germany Lifts Ban on Arms Exports to Israel, Drone Strike Sets Turkish Tanker Ablaze
Trump’s troop pullbacks, Gaza UN vote, and Ukraine’s new Rafale jet deal lead news. Here’s what’s making headlines this Monday evening.
Morning Brief: Ford Strike Group Enters Caribbean, Trump Backs Release of Epstein Files, Netanyahu Rejects Palestinian Statehood
US expands Caribbean forces, Iran halts nukes, Trump backs Epstein release. Here’s your Monday morning rundown, November 17, 2025.
Are Christians Being Persecuted in Nigeria as Trump Claims?
Christians are dying in Nigeria, but so are Muslims and countless other civilians, and the bloodshed has less to do with a holy war than with a government that has let the country slip into the hands of jihadists, militias, and land-grabbers.
The Bolduc Brief: Reevaluating Drug Interdiction Policies – A Critical Assessment of Current Strategies
After twenty so called successes against drug boats, my experience tells me we are spending billions to swat at speedboats while the cartels calmly rebuild the same networks we refuse to confront at the source.
Morning Brief: US Launches Operation Southern Spear, Coast Guard Monitors Russian Spy Ship Near Hawaii
US launches Operation South Spear as global tensions flare from Kyiv to the Gulf. Here’s your Friday morning rundown, November 14, 2025.
Morning Brief: Trump Signs Funding Bill to End Shutdown, Russian Foreign Minister Urges US Restraint on Ukraine
Trump ends the record shutdown, Lavrov warns US on Ukraine, Myanmar rearms. Here’s your Thursday Morning Brief rundown, November 13, 2025.
Evening Brief: US Denies Plans for Base Near Gaza, Russia Gains Ground in Southern Ukraine, Israeli Leaders Condemn Settler Violence
US denies Gaza base plan, Ukraine reels from scandal, Russia gains ground. Here’s what’s making headlines this Wednesday evening.
USS Gerald R. Ford Rolls Into SOUTHCOM — and Nobody’s Pretending This Is Just About Panga Boats
Parked off Venezuela like a steel cathedral, the Ford isn’t here to chase panga boats — it’s a billion-dollar warning flare meant to make someone, somewhere, think very hard about what happens next.
Morning Brief: Longest US Shutdown Nears End, G7 Ministers Meet in Canada, Indonesia and Australia Finalize Defense Pact
Shutdown deal nears, US-Colombia rift deepens, G7 meets amid global unrest. Here’s your Wednesday Morning Brief rundown, November 12, 2025.
Evening Brief: Veterans Day Tribute at National Memorial, Flight Cuts Hit Airlines as Shutdown Ends, West Bank Villages Attacked by Settlers
Veterans honored in D.C. as shutdown chaos deepens and global tensions rise. Here’s what’s making headlines this Tuesday evening.
Morning Brief: Trump Threatens Suit Over BBC Film, Houthis Signal End to Red Sea Attacks, India Probes Red Fort Blast as Terror Act
Trump sues BBC, Congress nears shutdown deal, blasts rock Pakistan and India. Here’s your Tuesday Morning Brief rundown, November 11, 2025.
